Offshore oil fears and Agnew resignation rush
The piece discusses offshore oil development amid environmental worries and showcases Spiro Agnew's resignation amid tax evasion charges. It links oil spill scares, a Coast Guard cleanup machine prototype, and political fallout from Agnew's Los Angeles speech and New York remarks.
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Santa Barbara
England
Torrey Canyon
U. S. Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
United States
Coast Guard
Maine
New England
Spiro Agnew Rise and Fall Within Nixon Era
The text traces Spiro Agnew from early support for Nelson Rockefeller to becoming Nixon's vice president in 1969. It notes his controversial rhetoric against blacks after King’s death, his role in antiwar and press attacks, and his 1972 renomination vow to soften. It covers staff cuts, limited tasks, and his resurgence as a potential 1976 contender after Watergate.
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Washington
Spiro
Theodore Agnew
Los Angeles
Agnew
Maryland
GOP
United States
White House
Justice Department
Nixon
New York
John Murphy Dunn
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Martin Luther King
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Copley Praised as Loyal American Who Defended Free Press
James S. Copley, 57, chairman of The Copley Press, died of cancer in San Diego. Evangelist Billy Graham lauded him as a man who balanced free speech with responsibility, defending American principles. Pope Paul VI sent a message. a Requiem Mass in San Diego drew 1,250 guests including Mrs. Reagan. A private burial will be in Aurora, Illinois.
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Calif
James S. Copley
Billy Graham
Copley
Copley Press, Inc
Copley News Service
Pope Paul VI
University of San Diego
Ronald Reagan
California
White House
Robert H. Finch
United States
Francis J. Furey
San Antonio
Leo T. Maher
Diocese of
Graham
Jim
America
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Navy
Naval Reserve
Aurora
Ill
Gov Wendell Anderson to reveal campaign fund sources
Gov Wendell Anderson announced plans to disclose all financial contributions since taking office and future ones. He said past donors may be anonymous if they wish, and urged bipartisan voluntary disclosure while stressing accountability and trust in government.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
GOP
Robert Brown
Hope Rules in Weary Market Amid Mixed Signals
In New York the market shows a sea of theories about a rebound next year. Analysts balance hope and reason, with price earnings arguments hinging on an assumed automatic price recovery despite uncertain fundamentals.
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New York
Israel faces war shortages and shifting markets
Amid war in Israel, bread supply swells with 10,000 loaves while matches run short, and rationing hits food and gasoline. Housewives panic briefly, but shelves recover as bakeries triple output and prices/stock valuations trend amid debates on budgets and IBM antitrust risks.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Chamber of Commerce
Pinhas Sapir
David Krivine
Jerusalem Post
IBM
Trade Warriors in a New World Saigon Visit
Arch Booth executive vice president of the U S Chamber of Commerce discusses the Pacific Rim trade struggles and the APCAC meetings in Saigon. He notes multinational interests, host nation concerns, and the need for American business diplomacy across Japan Korea Taiwan the Philippines Thailand Hong Kong Australia and New Zealand. Trade and investment rivalry plus political risk shape the ventures of U S firms in Asia.
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Arch Booth
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Saigon
Pacific
Japan
Canada
Australia
U. S
Taiwan
Hong Kong
South Korea
China
Indochina
Malaysia
Soviet Union
Asian-Pacific Council of American Chambers of Commerce
APCAC
Asia
America
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Rim
Korea
Philippines
Thailand
New Zealand
Man laments gender bias in ads and vows to push back
Reader argues discrimination is two way and cites deodorant ads and fashion pages as evidence of bias against men. He critiques women focus in cosmetics and clothing, calls for equal treatment, and says he will boycott cosmetics and deodorants while campaigning for men's rights.
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George Washington
Poetry Day Observance Set for October 15 Across States
The piece credits Tessa Sweaty Webb with origin of Poetry Day in Ohio and notes Texas first to observe October 15 led by Lucia Trent. It lists Rosa Zagnoni Mariononi in Arkansas and Dr Etta Joesephean Murfey in Florida as early promoters, with Bemidji’s Ethel P. Travis highlighted for local recognition.
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Ohio
Tessa Sweaty Webb
Texas
Lucia Trent
Arkansas
Rosa Zagnoni Mariononi
Florida
Etta Joesephean Murfey
Pioneer
Bemidji
Ethel P. Travis
Teastrike
Sporting Goods Across 42 Narcotic 44 Short Var 47 Thrice
Across clues list sporting goods and other terms with numbered hints including narcotic short form thrice and various abbreviations. The challenge collects multiple crossword style entries for quick reference.
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