O'Brien Leads Nine Point Strategy for Democratic Hope
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien promotes a nine point plan to energize a 1972 Democratic presidential win. He calls for collaboration among contenders though some resist limiting preconvention costs and mutual criticism. Senator Jackson rejects a five cent per registered voter primary spending cap, arguing it hinders lesser known candidates in early races.
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Lawrence F. O'Brien
Jackson
Washington
Humphrey
John V. Lindsay
New York
Trade frictions rise as Japan gains in US markets
The piece details mounting foreign penetration in US electronics and other sectors led by Japan, with 40 million radios and rising TV imports, and manufacturers moving production abroad or to low-labor regions to stay competitive. It argues for new US‑Japan trade rules to benefit both nations and peoples.
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Japan
United States
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Mexico
Agutars
Hrans
Unemployed Astronauts Face Narrow NASA Slot Future
Surplus highly trained astronauts crown the field as the nation plans a slim NASA schedule. Only two Apollo missions remain plus three Skylab flights, leaving about 20 of 30 first time flyers grounded. Within the group 17 scientist astronauts await possible roles as geologist Dr. Marvison H. M. Schmitt trains for Apollo 17.
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Trea Apollo
NASA
Skylus
Patrick Young
National Observer
Marvison HM. Schmitt
STOL and VTOL aircraft lead in North American aviation
The article discusses STOL develop ment led by Cary Afla and Canada lags in leadership while the United States debates policy. NASA plans a government funded jet STOL plane to revive SST lessons, with Starport Clear Lake Texas serving as a lone hub. VTOL tech remains helicopter dominated yet promising for future commercial transport as air travel grows and congestion rises.
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Caryafla
Canada
Ate Ying
Unite States
NASA
Clear Fale
Texaa
Antimers
Btol Wervier
Pox Aly
Naronta
Cleveland
Buffalo
Adreradl
Senate
Whig Coutry
Airbus
Money's worth in wigs and grooming trends in tough times
An interview with Vine Rent Zeigler of Gillette explores how wigs beards and mustaches influence sales of hair care and grooming products. It covers home coloring permanent waves and the growing market for longer hairstyles brushes blades and convenience products, noting economic conditions have limited impact on overall spending while trends shift toward easier to use options and larger value packaging.
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Vinerent T
Zitgler
Chairan
Gillette Co
America
Public Welfare by Don Oakley Advocates Socio Economic Management
Don Oakley argues private sector efficiency tactics can aid social programs through a new discipline he calls Socio-Economic Management. He emphasizes matching funds to outcomes, auditing programs for true objectives, and shifting welfare from dependency toward employability with cross sector benchmarks and accountability.
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David
Linawes
U.S. State Department
United Nations
Center City
Linowes
Tan
Eagle Fed
Capital-Labor Collusion Sparks White House Probe
President Nixon and Secretary Connally signal a broad drive to curb perceived business and labor power. A probe targets price and wage controls, monopoly growth, and collusion blamed for inflation as the administration plans extended safeguards beyond November 12.
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Washington
Nixon
Altthough
Bolivian Coup Brings Banzer to Power Amid Turbulent Era
Bolivia undergoes a military coup leading to colonel Banzer seizing the presidency from Juan Jose Torres. The era features shifting loyalties, a history of right and left rule, and continued U.S. aid despite unrest. Banzer's grip mixes with unions and student movements while exiled leaders resume influence as regional neighbors face similar upheaval.
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Sree Serra Reres
Mug Banzerex
Juan Jose Tarres
Alfredo Ovando Candia
U.S
Banzer
Ernest
Siracusa
CIA
Brazil
Argentina
la Paa
Torres
Juan Lechin Oquendo
Bolivia
Fotras
Matilde
U.S. Steel
Phillips Brothers
New York
Ovando Candia
Gulf Oil Company
Gull
Victor Paz Estenssaro
Bolivian
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Ounter
The Nixon Dictatorship Thesis in Conservative View
Holmes Alexander argues Nixon seized economic powers during congressional recess using standby authority. He compares to Washington's wartime authority, warns of paramilitary implications and dangers of caving to labor or foreign pressure, urging examination of presidential power during emergencies.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Congress
Treasury
John Connally
Texas
Nixon
Connally
Mr. Nixon
George Wastington
Cangrons
Howe
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Supreme Court
Arether Goldberg
George Washington
Wilson
Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
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