Peron Returns to Lead Argentina in 20th Century Vision
The article portrays Juan Peron at 77 as the frontrunner for the Justicialist Liberation Party in Argentina. It notes his call for a future wealth driven by non Yankee and non Marxist roots and his bid amid inflation and leadership gaps. His third wife runs as VP against a 34 year old senator.
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Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Peron
Justicialist Liberation Party
Argentina
U. S
Brazil
Mexico
Latin America
Charles de Gaulle
France
Enlighted leadership in aluminum accord averts near strike
The major aluminum producers signed an accord with union leadership for an early settlement of a new contract. Deadlines of February 1, 1974 would push disputes to USWA president I W Abel and Alcoa Kaiser Reynolds CEOs. The deal aims to protect jobs and investment amid world competition.
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USWA
I. W. Abel
Alcoa
Kaiser and Reynolds
John Harper
Letts to the Editor August 16 1973
Weldon Newton president Brownwood T T B A writes from Brownwood praising the State Texas Teen Age Junior Baseball Tournament hosted there The letter thanks organizers managers and fans and notes eight teams competed with sportsmanship and clean play Curtis Butler recreation supervisor also quoted
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Brownwood
Texas
Weldon Newton
Brownwood T.T.B.A
Noise Affects Workers at University Study
A University of Texas psychologist states that unpredictable and uncontrollable noise impairs task performance. Dr David Glass, UT Austin Psychology Department chair, says exposure to unexpected, inescapable noise increases frustration and mistakes. He notes noise has lingering effects despite continued functioning.
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University of Texas
David Glass
UT Austin Psychology Department
Glass
Highway Act Set to Accelerate Texas Projects in Nixon Era
President Nixon signs a three year 20 billion federal highway act boosting funds for roads mass transit and safety projects in Texas. The act funds bridge replacements hazardous intersections and rail crossings while urban funds may aid roads buses and later fixed rail transit.
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Nixon
Luther DeBerry
Texas
DeBerry
State Highway Department
Congress
San Antonio North Expressway
John Hill
Hill
Old Philosopher's Witty Take on Prices and Postal Tricks
Dear editor: eggs at 30 cents a dozen spark laughs about inflation and a camel's back. The piece ponders how far a dollar buys meals and groceries, then shifts to a postal sorting machine and safety standards for extension cords with quotes from a Texas A&M specialist.
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Postal Service
Food and Drug Administration
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Doris Myers
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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