Economists Back McGovern in Full-Page NYT Ad
A group of about 1300 economists including Nobel laureates Paul Samuelson Kenneth Arrow and John Kenneth Galbraith signed a full-page New York Times ad in Cambridge praising Senator George McGovern. The ad argues McGovern offers a responsible pro gram to restore prosperity create jobs and redirect resources to peace and domestic needs.
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UPI
Paul Samuelson
New York Times
George McGovern
Samuelson
John F. Kennedy
Kenneth Arrow
M. Connally
San Antonio Junior College
Treasury
John Connally
Times
Nixon
McGovern
Sen
Amercans
America
John Kenneth Galbraith
Morris A. Copeland
Wassily Leontief
James Tobin
Paul Douglas
American Economics Assn
United States
Court Martial Nears Verdict On Fragging In Vietnam Era
A military court in Vietnam near Saigon hears the murder case of Pvt. Billy D. Smith accused of fragging two officers during a March 15 1971 incident. The case includes testimony about marijuana use and possible civilian advisers in South Vietnam while broader Vietnam War debates surge.
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Calif
Black Panther
Masai
Vn A
Vietnam
Hewitt
Gauth
Watts
Los Angeles
Thomas Dellno
Chateau
Mont
Richard Harlan
Dallas
Texas
Billy D. Smith
United States
Hoa
Saigon
Smith
Balan
Randall
Henry McL. Rigby
Billie E.clay
Chicago
Willis
Rigby
Clay
South Vietnam
Portland, Ove
Elvl
Bert C. Klein
Tisins
Comenand
Suelgen Weysiys
Elvilue ‘Advisory Corps
South Vietnan
Auet
Klein
Office of Communications
White House
Pati
Midi
America
Liner Delay Strands Tourists in Paris
American tourists in Paris faced an uncertain return after delays to the Cunard Queen Elizabeth 2. Edward Landis of Springfield, leading a 50 person tour group, said some would not fly home and Cunard offered hotel stay only until Monday with no guaranteed sailings or cabins.
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Paris
Cunard Tine
Europe
Edward Landis
Springfield
Mass
United States
Cunard
Landis
Tom Riley Senate Record Shows Major Pro-Business Reforms
Senator Tom Riley has sponsored more laws than any peer, including abolishing Justice of the Peace Courts, environmental cleanup, protecting wages from garnishment, banning age discrimination in employment, and Senate measures for senior property tax relief and Iowa tax loophole closures. He funds citizen surveys in Cedar Rapids Gazette and hosts Linn County legislators meetings. Background: Lawyer.
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Justice of the Peace Courts
Senate
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
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