Futurologists Seek New Answers for U N
UNITED NATIONS AP A U N think tank led by Davidson Nicol seeks to forecast future global challenges and avert catastrophes. Four preparatory studies cover growth limits communications technology alienation and biomedical advances. Nicol envisions a 36 member future commission to issue early warnings and UNITAR to connect 170 institutes worldwide for future forecasting.
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Nicol
Sierra Leone
U. N. Institute For Training and Research
Unitar
Kurt Waldheim
Wisconsin Supreme Court Sets Bounds on Obscenity
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a magazine need not show sexual activity to be obscene. Publications depicting nudity can be obscene if they lack redeeming social value and appeal to prurient interests. It also held readers’ expertise not required and that lawmen need not identify probable reader groups for obscenity charges.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Outagamie
False Move Dries Up Alsatian Inn's Supply
A truck accident on national highway 13 left 60 000 bottles of beer spilled over 300 feet, draining the Inn des Alsaciennes patrons of their beer as police investigated the brake collision on Saturday.
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Bar-Le-Duc
France
UPI
Trailers for Flood Victims Stood Empty in Wilkes-Barre
More than 1,500 mobile homes brought to flood relief sites in Wilkes-Barre remain unoccupied, HUD reports show. About 3,700 homes were installed in parks for flood victims, yet only 2,200 are occupied as residents choose camper trailers and on-site repairs over mobile home parks.
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Wilkes-Barre
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
President Signs Final Congress Passed Bill
WASHINGTON AP President Nixon signed Tuesday his final bill passed by the Ninety second congress a 4.9 billion appropriation for the 1973 fiscal year that ends next June 30. During the two year life of the recently adjourned congress Mr Nixon signed 769 bills and vetoed 20.
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Washington
Nixon
Anti Abortion Catholic Group Wins Ad Fight
Detroit judge upholds First Amendment right of Catholic Men of Sacred Heart to sponsor anti abortion billboards showing Jesus Christ The Wayne circuit court ruling says co sponsor John Lovasco acted as a private citizen with no religious penalty to influence voters The boards carry messages Stop Abortion Now Thou Shall Not Kill Vote No in November and support abortion legalization proposal on Nov 7
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Detroit
Wayne
Richard Maher
Michigan
Abortion Referendum Committee
John LoVasco
Men of Sacred Heart
Maher
LoVasco
Christ
U S and Poland sign science and technology pact
In Washington on Tuesday the United States and Poland signed a cooperation agreement in science and technology. Secretary of State William Rogers called it a sign of improving relations and a step toward benefits for the peoples of both nations.
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Washington
United States
Poland
William Rogers
Students Named to Committees at Coe College
Thirty two Coe students are named voting participants on ten faculty committees and two board established groups the Student Life committee and the College court. Names include Christopher Soldat Darrell Wagner Peggy LeRoque Jeffrey Vaughan and Carl Johnson among others with faculty members. The student body includes diverse cities such as Des Moines Davenport St Louis and Buffalo Center.
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Coe College
Christopher Soldat
Des Moines
Hobson Carroll
Newbury Park
Calif
Clinton Stevenson
St. Louis
Darrell Wagner
Davenport
Larry Magill
Chicago
Dave Ostrander
Buffalo Center
Carson Veach, Jr
1570 Third Avenue SE
Miss Borealino
Peg LeRoque
Pamela Gregory
Jeffrey Vaughan
Tenafly
N.J
Brad Forst
Maquoketa
Donna Cole
Webster Grove
Alisa Bearer
Severn
Jim Weldon
Marengo
Brian Teeter
Hopkins
Minn
John Norris
Red Oak
Kirk Ergang
Highland Park
Ill
Life Committee
Ann Byerly
Lincoln
Neb
David Ottsen
Nebraska City
Patti Sylvester
Wauwatosa
Wis
College Court
Chris Kaufmann
Jacksonville
Jack Spore
Twenty-sixth Street
Debbie Smith
Sherborn
Mass
Leslyn Amthor
Kansas City
Paul Pendley
Atlanta
Miss Cole
Elaine Washington
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Franklin
Mt. Prospect
Mary Gray
Sterling, Ill
Jim Johnson
Fremont
Young Republican Head Drops Out and Backs McGovern
Darwin Boardman, president of UT Austin Young Republicans, resigns and endorses George McGovern. He denounces the party as a changeling and accuses the Nixon era of selling out principles for power and money amid reports of nationwide efforts to influence state conventions for a 1976 Agnew bid.
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UPI
Young Republicans
University of Texas
George McGovern
Republican Party
Darwin Boardman
Abilene
Texas
Paul Washburn
The
Boardman
Spiro Agnew
Dixie Crosby Dies at 40 wife of Bing Crosby
Dixie Lee Crosby, wife of singer Bing Crosby, died at age 40 twenty years ago. The obituary notes her death as a shock to fans and mentions her marriage to the famous crooner.
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Dixie Lee Crosby
Crooner
Bing Crosby
U S Steel Reports $30.9 Million Third Quarter Profit
U S Steel Corp the largest steel firm reports a 30.9 million profit for the quarter ended Sept 30 up from a 21.46 million loss a year earlier. Sales rose from 1.06 billion to 1.34 billion and earnings per share were 57 cents. Board chairman Edwin H Gott cites higher costs including wages and pension costs as pressure.
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NEW York
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Edwin H. Gott
CARE Food Crusade sets 7.5 million goal for 28 million fed
The CARE holiday Food Crusade campaign on Tuesday announced a 7.5 million dollar goal to feed 28 million people next year. Executive director Frank L. Goffio said the effort spans 34 countries in Latin America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East, with feeding sites at CARE built facilities and hospitals where MEDICO medical teams operate.
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New York
Frank L. Goffio
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Middle East
Medico
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