Opinion on profits and GM income shares in 1971 report
The text discusses misinformation about profiteering and government controls, citing the Wall Street Journal summary of General Motors 1971 figures. It highlights that suppliers received 19.5 billion, employees 9.0 billion in wages, taxes 2.56 billion, depreciation 0.479 billion, stockholders 0.005 billion, and expansion 0.95 billion, with workers earning far more than stockholders.
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Oven & Lille
The
Wall Street Journal
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Imachinery
Journal
Alona
Department of Commerce
FTC says common analgesics do not ease nervous tension
The Federal Trade Commission and FDA reports challenge claims by Bufferin Excedrin and similar brands, noting nervous tension is not proven to ease headaches. Analysts cite an $830 million analgesic market and $80 million in 1970 advertising by American Home Products Bristol-Myers and Sterling Drug.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
American Home Products
Bristol-Meyers
Sterling Drug
FTG
Food and Drug Administration
National Academy of Science
National Research Council
Nas-Nrc
FDA
Bicycles boost Isla Vista police patrols and crime prevention
Police in Isla Vista California adopt bicycles as a nimble patrol option. Officers say bikes help them surprise burglars in the act and pursue suspects between buildings where cars or foot pursuit fail. Local residents, including students near UC Santa Barbara, report improved safety and community contact.
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Isla Vista
Calif
Santa Barbara
University of California
Appareil
Naming Hurricanes After Women Sparks Debate In Washington
The National Hurricane Center released 14 feminine storm names provoking complaints from Women’s Lib groups. A weather expert claims hurricanes are best described in feminine terms, arguing naming them after women personalizes warnings.
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Washington
National Hurricanes Center
Agnes
Betty
Uinited States
Max
Charley
Arthur
Spiro
Mealphin
Key West
Cuba
Miami
Gretchen
Florida
Freedom and self-government stance in Telegram letter
The Telegram expresses a view that freedom comes from God rather than government, urging responsible action by individuals to promote progress and moral guidance. It asserts freedom must align with truth and moral principles like the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
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Freedom Mid
ASK THE DOCTOR Flu and virus explained by Dr Lamb
Dear Reader asks how viruses differ from the flu and how to catch, treat, and prevent it. Dr Lamb says most illnesses called flu are viral, antibiotics don't cure viruses, symptoms must be supported with fluids and relief for fever and pain, and steam and massage can help aches but consult a doctor for heart or circulatory conditions.
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Dr. Lamb
Hidden Across Words In A Classic Puzzle List
The fragment presents a garbled crossword style clue set with many corrupted terms and partial phrases. It resembles a vintage puzzle page listing paired definitions and lettered hints, including references to femininity, Greek terms, anatomy, flora, celestial items, and other assorted categories without coherent coherence.
Buckley Defends Nixon Policy Against Kennedy Attacks
Senate floor remarks by James Buckley of New York defend the Administration’s Vietnam policy and challenge Senator Edward Kennedy’s stance. Buckley labels Kennedy as a leading leftist Democrat and criticizes his response to Hanoi’s invasion, urging restraint and warning of the broader stakes in Indochina.
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Fen. James Buckley
New York
Edward Kennedy
Sen
Kennedy
Sta. Buckley
Buckley
Hanoi
Dmz
Indochinese
Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
New York Times
Iran
Massachusetts
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ty Sen
Ander
Panama Canal policy urged as crucial for U S security
A public appeal argues for careful U S handling of Panama Canal negotiations warning that a new treaty could cede sovereignty and threaten strategic rights. It notes heavy American traffic, seven billion dollar plus investments, and Panama’s economy tied to the canal, praising Rep Daniel J Flood for watchdog role.
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U.S
Panama Canal
United States
Fls
U.S. State Department
Canal
Daniel J. Flood
State Department
Panama
U S faces pressure over Panama Canal fate from extremists
Extremist groups demand more funds from the United States and push for Panama sovereignty over the canal. They warn that a new Sea Level Canal would require outside work and a new treaty, while the Third Locks Project would stay within the Canal Zone and avoid a new treaty.
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U.S
Canal
Panama
Cuba
Caribbean
South American
Panama Canal
Cuban
South America
United States
Panama Canal Zone
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