Lipsyte confronts his old name and limits of SportsWorld
The 1971 New York Times profile of Robert Lipsyte traces his shift from Sports of the Times to new author pursuits. It covers his decision to drop the name Bob Lipsyte, his failed Liberty Two novel, and his pivot to farming and later screenplay work, ending with his reflections on sports culture and Billie Jean King.
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New York Times
Robert Lipsyte
Doe
Psyte
Sports of the Times
Lipsyte
Arthur Daley
Britten
fAlthough
Times
Henry Bob Lipsyte
Bob Lipsyte
Simon and Schuster
Bob
New Jersey
Quadrangle
Times’ Sunday
Daily Book
SportsWorld
Billie Jean King
Billié Jean King
Nensi'apeil Enterprise Assn
State fumbles again on grain game plan
Washington officials faced criticism over a secret request to Poland to curb U S grain purchases. Rep Paul Findley urged investigation into possible insider gains, urging that grain policy remain with the Agriculture Department. He blamed the State Department for mishandling the back channel diplomacy and warned of market manipulation risks.
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Columbus
Nebraska
State
Washington
Ford Administration
Poland
State Department
Paul Findley
House Agriculture Committee
William J. Bagley
Commodity Futures Credit Trading Commission
Findley
Moscow
U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Russia
White House
Earl But
Henry Kissinger
Buts
Kissinger
United States
VFW Auxiliary collects coupons for Eaton Rapids orphanage
The VFW Auxiliary runs Operation Coupons to gather Betty Crocker coupons Green stamps and Tap Value stamps for the VEW National Orphans Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan. Four containers at the VFW Hall hold the donations and members welcome help with pickup by calling Mary Mure at 362-3265 or 352-4HS.
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Schuyler
VFW
Betty Crocker
VEW National Orphans Home
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Mary Mure
Canadian Time magazine to cease publication this month
Time Canada will stop publishing after 32 years due to a government bill ending tax breaks for advertisers. The bill awaiting final reading is expected to pass before Parliament's Christmas recess, with the last Time Canada issue dated December 29 and 60 employees receiving notices effective December 31. Only an Ottawa correspondent will remain among the editorial staff.
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Toronto
UPI
Time Magazine
House
of Commons
Time-Canada
Stephen Lattuc
Ottawa
Canada
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