Dow Chemical seeks world headquarters by divorce from U S
A telegramic opinion describes Dow Chemical Co proposing to divorce from its U S mother country to become an autonomous, island based world headquarters. Carl A. Gerstacker promotes the concept of an a national enterprise free from American policy influence, urging separation from the United States as the path to a truly national company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Gerstacker
Cave Company
U.S
Moscow
Peking
Dow
Geristacker
Dow Chemical
Dow Chemical seeks cultural unity not a divorce says chairman
A speech by Chairman Gerstacker is cited to argue Dow Chemical does not want to sever ties with America. The piece contrasts culture and government, suggesting Dow wants a secure, law abiding market environment free of federal meddling, framing calls for separation as a metaphor for regulatory intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerstacker
Gertstacker
America
James
Dyn
Dow
U.S
Thomas Paine
ITT affair echoes kids game of tag and graft
A sweeping critique argues corruption runs from students to businessmen and officials, citing GOP conventions, large cash sums, and calls for principled leadership. It laments widespread dishonesty, urging demand for ethical public service and accountability across all levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillar
GOP
Richard G
Profit motive and calls for higher taxes clash with enterprise
A reader notes the irony of entrepreneurs who scramble to stay profitable yet frequently advocate more government controls and higher taxes, which, in turn, makes profits and business life harder for others.
The Godfather film stirs Mafia lore and pride in Sicily
A Time essay links The Godfather to real gang conflicts, noting Sicilian pride, the Five Families, and Don Vito Genovese and others as figures altered by the movie. It critiques sensationalism, presses for a sober view, and mocks the idea of a unified Mafia order while highlighting the film's cultural impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gallo
Yallan
New York
Maria Puzo
Puzo
Sicily
Joe Colombo
Central Park
Colombo
Christopher Columbus
Amerigo Vespucci
Enrico Fermi
Michelangelo
Mt Orientals
Crazy Tue Gallo
Carlo Gambino
Don Carlo
Bagatelles
Jimmy Cagney
Don Vito Genovese
Olive Oit Profaci
Fat Joe Magliocco
Doe Bonarmo
Buffalo
Phoenix
Tom Luchese
Mama
Mafia
Dor Carlo
Telegram’s Liberty Motif Shaped by Moral Guiding Rules
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska on Monday April 24 1972 publishes a creed asserting freedom as self-control gifted by God, not granted by government. It emphasizes independence and adherence to moral laws as the path to true liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nebraska
Move to calmer climate urged for allergy patients
Lawrence Lamb reviews a reader’s severe allergic asthma linked to ragweed tree and grass pollen. He suggests testing a planned move to a drier climate such as Okanagan Valley or other high altitude or western regions, notes limited benefit from climate change for some pollens, and recommends environmental controls and air conditioning to reduce dust and animal allergens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
Lamb
Oronte's
View Sun
Okanagan Valley
British Columbia
Arizona
Toronto
New Sun
Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
Florida
Europe
South America
Allergy Foundation of America
Fragmented page text with scattered headings and names
A variety of partial phrases list items such as a girl’s name and meals, with stray numbers and potential headings. The OCR yields incomplete phrases like “Fat 35 Girl’s name a yan meals” and disjointed terms, lacking coherent events or context for a proper summary.
Population pressures and a pro natalist call in a critic piece
An editorial or opinion column argues that a presidential commission overemphasizes curbing growth and misframes abortion as individual freedom. It urges higher birth rates among productive Americans while criticizing perceived welfare reliance and drone populations, urging awareness of demographic realities and sustained population growth among the able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
America
United States
Uncle Sam
Razie
Thenlor Mammson
Sensing the News Opinion Piece on Population Quality
Anthony Harrigan critiques U S population policy and military reliance arguing the nation neglects the fit and relies on mercenaries. He cites Dr G M McCleary and Dr Elmer Pendell noting poorer demographic trends and calls for qualitative population improvement beyond sex education and abortion rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Harrigan
Southern Shoies Industrie
Covmcil
G. M. McCleary
Hibbert Journal
England
United States
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Elmer Pendell
She Ong Run
Nixon Vietnam War Strategem and Soviet Timing
An analysis of how a Vietnam War shift could influence Nixon’s Moscow visit and U S politics. It discusses Giap’s momentum, air power leverage, and the potential for a U S victory without ground troops, affecting McGovern Muskie and the 1972 primary dynamics amid Hanoi’s possible conventional invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vietnam
Kremlin
Richard Nixon
Moscow
Giap
Hanoi
Bob Kultney
New York
Vutee
Senate
Kuttner
Wielnam
Kulmer
Dmz
Cambodia
Hanel
Nixon
U.S
McGovern, Muskie and Company
Nixon and McGovern debated war aims in a volatile essay
The piece weighs Nixon vs. McGovern on Vietnam policy, noting fears of pushing to Moscow, the risks of air power, and the public’s desire to avoid defeat. It argues leaders face immense stakes and that Nixon might deploy full air power to prevent aDemocratic defeat in November.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Phil Passorer
Jim
Fevivres Svadicele
Ike
Berry
Dy WA
San Diego
Ji Samuel's
Geraint
Great Lake
Tahiti
Phewseate
Erreans
Supreme Test
John
Chamberlain
McGovern
North Vietnam
Muskla Land Company
U Ig
Nixod
Indochiin
A. Jackson
Wallace
California
Mimmsell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!