South Africa’s Migration Debate Stirs International Comment
An excerpt from CP Mulder's London speech outlines South Africa as diverse yet prone to friction from differences in religion language color and culture. The speaker warns that misrepresentation by the press distorts realities, urging balanced reporting and cautious diplomacy to prevent conflict amid migration pressures.
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South Africa
C.P. Mulder
Royal Institute of International Affairs
London
Mulder
Earth
Mhese Differmons
India
Pakistan
Northern Ireland
Belgium
Switzerland
Canada
United States
Nigeria
Somalia
Ethiopia
Kenya
South Afriza
Reanie
Dr. Mulder
le Press
Stry
Drive-in theater rights clash over offensive film ban
A Tucson case centers on property rights and a city injunction against a drive-in showing X rated films. The Arizona Appellate Court upholds that landowners may be barred from polluting the neighborhood with offensive material, noting boundary lines protect others rights and that offensive content may be judged by jury or judge.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.S
Arizona
Theson
Pagserehy
Private groups link U S and Latin America for mutual projects
A Washington based group The Partners of the Americas connects private citizens across the United States and 18 Latin American countries. Members include educators, physicians and engineers working on self help programs in education agriculture health and environment funded by private contributions. The piece notes cultural exchange and hopes for better people to people relations across the hemisphere.
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United States
Latin America
Lou D'Altesandro
Boston Celtic
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
Fortalexa
Brazil
Natal
Bates College
Lewiston
Colima
Mexico
Oklahoma
Tlaxicala
Anl
U.S
North
South America
Travel agent plots globe spanning route to meet several figures
A inane dialogue shows a traveler seeking a complex round trip to Bermuda, Miami, San Clemente, Peking, and Hong Kong with connections via Lisbon and Los Angeles, including meetings with Georges Pampiday Willy Brandt Eisaki Sato and others, amid chaotic scheduling.
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Lisbon
Bermuda
Key Biscayne
Willy Brandt
Miami
San Clemente
Calif
Eisaki Sato
Japan
Peking
Feh
Conversation on travel routing and costs in a Cold War era dialogue
In a clipped exchange a traveler discusses itinerary choices with a travel agent about traveling from Peking to Moscow to Washington. They debate fare rates, advance payment, and a potential free stop in North Korea, before considering Washington as a stop and possible ticket changes.
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Tim
Pat
Harry Kissinger
Henry
Peking
Ben
North Korea
Moscow
United States
Let Peace Begin with Me December 18 1971 Nebraska
A decorative newspaper notice urges readers to value and promote personal freedom as a gift from God and not political grant. It links freedom to self-control and to moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The event is stated for Saturday December 18 1971 in Nebraska.
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Beltue
Meir
Fragmented list of terms and clues across multiple entries
A jumble of labeled clues and word fragments covering varied topics. It includes references to animals weight measures, Greek letters, anatomical terms, languages, professions, math hints, and historical terms, presented as a mosaic of crosswords style hints without coherent narrative.
Unconvicted again In California press immunity case
A Santa Ana Register note discusses a California press immunity precedent from the Manson trial. It traces columnist Farr’s 13 contempt convictions by Judge Charles H. Older as immunity eroded after Farr left a newsroom for the district attorney, then questions whether immune status would revive if he returns to journalism.
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California
Manson
Los Angeles
Charles H. Older
Willam Farr
Munson
Secur
Okier
Parr
Harold Wilson’s strategic pull on Britain’s Europe stance
Analysts note Harold Wilson crafted a nuanced public line on the Common Market and Ireland while facing Labour divisions. He preserved a pro entry posture as party leaders balked, then framed a united Ireland plan as politically palatable, aided by Tory endorsement and careful positioning at Oxford.
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Harold Wilson
Britain
Britain's Entry Into the Common Market While He Was Felme
Ulster
Wilson
Ireland
Dublin
Ami
Labour Party
Labour
Ay Roy Jutkins
Wilfuf
Michael Foote
Roy Jenkins
Europe
Tory Home
Anthony Maudling
Ulster-Erle
Oxford Economics
Oxford
Death of The Toronto Telegram sparks union tensions
Dennis Braithwaite, president of the Toronto Guild, reflects on the paper's demise and its impact on workers. He parallels the publisher's wage offer and temporary four day week to a doomed approach, noting union and guild actions set against a backdrop of a sinking newspaper and looming strike risk.
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Dennis Braithwaite
Toronto
Canada
Toronto Guild
Toronto Telegram
Council of
Folly in union ends in strike at Telegram
A Toronto labor dispute escalates as union meetings turn militant at the King Edward Sheraton. The strike vote passes amid chaos, while publisher John Bassetti is criticized for high handed tactics and a late reasonable offer. The Telegram faces closure as tensions rise and unity dissolves.
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Noroove
Telegram Newsroom
Ithe Council of Trade Unions
King Edward Sheraton’ Hotel
Pressman's Union
Toronto Star
Telegram
John Bassetti
Offéry
Questions and Answers on Baseball Gloves and Fortunes
Questions and Answers cover baseball glove origins with Charles White in 1875, the Robert E Lee action at Harpers Ferry, life expectancy of a U5 paper dollar about 18 months, and a biology note that spiders have eight legs while insects have six, clarifying basic differences.
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Charles White
St. Louis
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Lincoln Memorial
National Gallery
Kennedy Center
Magcow
Tewaps
Nebraska
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AiLagalquint
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Jacob
Fereff
Ekindo
Nation's Press
Marr
Santa Ana, Calif
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Hart
Ibotet
World's Press
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Robert E. Lee
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