Vietnam War Sows Anti Americanism Across South Vietnam
An article by Tor Vie notes rising anti American sentiment in Vietnam as locals adopt rough slang from wartime commerce. It cites slogans, thefts, and resentment over U.S. spending and presence, with Vietnamese officials denying the depth of anti American feeling while observers warn that friendship cannot be bought with plundered dollars.
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Vietnam
Loriher
U.S
Tiede
Saigon
United States
Air Force
South Vietnam
Hun University
Pleiky
My Lai
Yankees
Wbtuals
Mayland
Tere Low Tong
Nathe
France
Germany
Interstil
Korea
Wwe
Wes
Georgia Pacific plans airlifted fertilizer to boost future Oregon timber
A Georgia Pacific flyer describes a 74‑ton aerial fertilization program in Oregon and California aimed at accelerating a four year tree crop for plywood and paper products. Officials emphasize forest product demand and improved management while monitoring stream impacts and environmental safeguards.
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Georgia-Pacific Corporation of
Portland
Orugent
Oregon
Californ
Coosbane
Lincoln
Jhimbeldt
California
Wayne Knaul
Western Gunderlands
Ae Douglas
Noisy jet waves boost turnip seed germination in study
Four scientists at the University of North Carolina Greensboro report that noise from a jet engine, at airport levels, accelerates germination of wet turnip seeds by about 19 percent and raises germination rate by roughly 10 percent while leaving dry seeds unaffected. The effect may stem from altered water and oxygen uptake or internal cell processes, suggesting possible uses to break dormancy or trigger weed germination. Further work tests other wavelengths and durations to find practical, low level applications.
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Knauf
United States
Kral
G-Pyer
Kani
University of North Carolina
Greensbor Lave
Saise
Citches Tarmers
Wey
Friends rally around Anderson over Eagleton affair
A chaotic leak saga shows Jack Anderson receiving support from old ally Dile Beard and ITT figures. Hal Geneen and others urge patience as Anderson contends with false Eagleton drunk-driving claims, while calls press for restraint and divestment pressure intensifies.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Anderson
Dile Beard
Jack
Hal Geneen
Mal
Hal
Yeneen
ITT
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Ife
Atty
Gen Kleindienst
Denver
Dita
Missouri
Navy
Creneen
Eagleton
Anderson Sant
Ditt
Rood Anderson
Justice Partment
Andersons
Tony
Ict
Let Peace Begin With Ate Thursday
A brief Columbus Nebraska item dated Thursday August 10 1972 notes a local peace related gathering led by community groups and church members. Residents participate in prayers and discussions promoting nonviolence and neighborly harmony.
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Columbus
Nebraske
Water Diabetes and Hyperlexia A Doctor’s Reader Questions
Dr. Lamb explains water diabetes caused by pituitary insufficiency leading to large urine output and thirst, noting no need for diabetic diets or insulin. The piece also discusses hyperlexic children who read excessively yet show brain damage, suggesting inherited knowledge may be broader than thought.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Galetie
Fragmented OCR list of terms and fragments across items
A garbled OCR fragment list includes odd phrases and partial terms such as thesiannae 37 Herons, Land measured at Jang, Irish, French city two weds, Uproar, Nobleraan, Cove Fr, Sick, Sturgeon nanny, Fishway, Anger, Transposes Of Asterisk. No coherent story or identifiable event emerges.
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Uel
Auuvens
Nixon as Poker Master in Cold War Chessboard Strategy
The analysis compares Richard Nixon to a skilled poker player facing a chess master, detailing how his cautious, risk-aware style balanced long-term strategy with opportunistic gambles. It traces his moves on a global stage, including mining debates, SALT, and economic diplomacy, framing his approach as shrewd and calculated.
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Levild Breahoev
Richard Nixon
Saviel Prand Stresy
Norway
Sweden
Mediterranean
North
Africa
Europe
Nisan
Nixon
Peking
Chau
White House
Doomsday Weapons Hidden in Weather and War Fears
A July Senate ban on weather modification and forest burning is debated after ecologists urged Pentagon curbs on climate research. The column critiques moral and practical limits of environmental warfare, cites Nixon era pledges, and warns of dangerous tech like defoliants and improvised disposal of hazardous agents.
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Senate
Sierra Club
American Federation of Scientists
Pentagon
House
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Sup Yin
Holy Dylan
National Cancer Institute
Vietnan
Arizona
George Air Force Base
California
Earth
White House
Deenle
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