Woman to address cadet forum first female U S commander in chief?
Telegram opinion reports Jayne of Spain a Lilton Industries director praising a Colorado Springs Air Moree Academy address by a cadet forum speaker who urged cadets to consider a female president by 2001. She cites Indira Gandhi and Golda Meir as precedents and argues competence and history may permit a woman to lead the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Moree Academy
Colorado Springs
Jayne
Spain
Lilton Industries
Lestershiy
England
Izabeth 1
Queen Victoria
Indira Gandhi
India
Golda Meier
Israel
United States
Mrs. Spain
Allen
Consumerism and the power of buyers in a free market
The piece criticizes new consumerist groups formed to sue manufacturers. It argues free enterprise relies on consumer choice, contending non-consumers should not dictate production. It warns legislation or courts must verify petitioners are actual consumers or risk misreading the market.
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United States
Hus
Hollywood Decline Lifts Wake-Up Call For Economy
A Washington columnist argues Hollywood’s collapse mirrors the U.S. economic distress. He cites lavish film wealth as illusion, blames unions for wage pressure, and notes production shifts abroad. The piece urges awareness and criticizes union tactics while warning of industry-wide consequences.
CIA Scrambles for Ping Pong Champion to Face Red China
In a bid to field a team for a Beijing table tennis match, CIA officials launched a crash program at Langley. They recruited from around the agency and even held a lunch hour tournament with funds allegedly unaccounted for. Officials doubted any CIA players could compete with China’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
Red China
United States
Table Feils
Peking
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Langley
Top-Secrel
CLA
CTA
Thhey
USIA
Siste Department
Ping-Pong
Dolat
Btaff
Betas
WSR
Tse-tung
Mast of
The
FRE
J. Edgar Hoover
Pekings
Ireland
Nisna
Telegram on Freedom Promotes Self Control in 1971
A Columbus Nebraska Telegram from April 13, 1971 argues freedom comes from self control rather than government grant. It emphasizes moral guides like the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as the basis for peaceful living.
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Your
Han Jn
Columbus
Nebraska
Tantrums and epilepsy in a toddler case study
Dear Dr Lamb explains misinterpreted seizure activity as temper outbursts in a two year old and a similar experience with a daughter. An EEG confirmed epilepsy and treatment helped. experts advise medical evaluation for sudden kicking and screaming spells to avoid prolonged damage.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Alan
Haiti
Trent
Bea
Lamb
Postage Stamps With New Adhesive Go On Sale in 7 Cities
The nations press reports the US Postal Service introducing stamps treated with a new adhesive tested in seven cities across the nation. The humidity resistant adhesive eliminates the need for separate licking and sealing.
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Natin
Postal Service
Savannah Evening Press Chimes Savings on Paper Costs
The article notes that if the estimate proves accurate, it could save about 75000 dollars in reduced assembly costs and treated paper expenses. While small relative to the postal budget, the figure is still a noteworthy gain.
International Dissent: Uncle Billy is Loose Again
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas returns with International Dissent a concise polemic on foreign policy. The piece casts the U S role amid global tensions, portrays establishment figures as a modern George I and urges scrutiny of democratic norms.
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Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
America
Pers
Pentagon
CIA
Adolf Hitler
Justice
George I
Teo
Congress
Douglas
Ant
Billy
Sa Wilen
Billy's program for world peace through dismantling alliances
A contrarian view portrays Billy criticizing the Pentagon and the War System, urging immediate peace by ending NATO and colonial holds, recognizing China, aiding the Third World, and empowering the World Court, while alleging fear of Soviet secrecy hindered talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
America
Pentagon
Montagon
Japan
NATO
Peking
Moscow
Soviet
China
Masy
Japan's Role in Asian Growth Gains Global Attention
Postwar Japan shifts from dream to real influence as aid and trade surge. Japan provides about 1.5 billion yearly in Asian aid, with forecasts to 4 billion by 1975, roughly 1 percent of GNP. Annual purchases from Asia exceed 6 billion, boosting Korea Taiwan Malaysia Thailand Indonesia India Philippines. Australian exports to Asia near 1 billion, with Japan as major buyer. Japanese-financed resource projects aid growth, lifting many Asian economies toward industrial bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Asia
America
Vietnam
San Francisco
United States
H. E. Nobuhiko Ushiba
Karen
Taiwan
Malaysia
Thailand
Indonesia
India
Philippines
Australia
Latin America
Korea
Japan's Surge in Asia as Industrial Power and Aid Leader
The piece notes Japan's global industrial investments exceeding 100 plants across textiles, chemicals and more, with major Southeast Asia projects in Malaysia Singapore and Taiwan. It highlights Japan's role as Asia's leading economic force, its aid through multinational channels, and concerns over dominance and financial fragility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaysia
Firs Integrated Steel
Southeast Asia
Japan
Singapore
East Pakistan
Cayton
Taiwan
South Vietnam
Burma
Indonesia
United States
Russia
Asia
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Nixon
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Wejon
Horn of Plenty
Buchwald
Los Angeles Times
Olio
Univer Fei
Zealand
Finland
Nation's Press
cSavannah
Evening Press
Jeffrey
Hart
S Syndicate
Bruce Biossat
Sabe
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