Passive meddlers and GM factory sabotage tease the Times
The piece contrasts passive meddlers who hinder busy workers with deliberate sabotage at Wie Lordstown GM, where unions clash with management over production. Disruptions slowed output, costing GM about 12 000 Vegas and 4 000 trucks and halving Vegas sales.
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Hart
Igson
New York Times
Lordstown
Ohio
Assembly
General Motors
Times
A.B. Anderson
The
Human needs and the pull of recognition in society
Psychologists outline four basic needs food security love and family and recognition. People seek attention through various acts from charity to art, and some even turn to crime or manipulation for fame. If politicians were judged by honest achievement rather than manipulation, fewer would seek power.
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Arong Hhs
Aitrelo
Trivia Q and A from a historic quiz page
A compiled Q and A list covers Triple Crown winners noting Sir Barton as first, Last Citation as second, and Negret the only filly to win the Derby. It also asks about swift river rapids Lava Falls, Edison’s phonograph, saffron price, U.S. Congress term, and whether the president presides over Senate sessions with the vice president as president of the Senate.
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U.S
Senate
Confession of a Male Chauvinist Pig at Women's Caucus Fundraiser
An unnamed speaker at a National Women's Political Caucus fundraiser in Washington DC delivers a controversial public self admission confessing gender bias. He claims the speech may be used against him yet releases the full text to describe why he supports women's advancement.
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Washington
Women's Political Caucus
Washington, D. C
MCA
Mercy's
Fleshene
Sis
Awakening to Equality Marks Arthur’s Public Apology
A rambling 1960s style confession traces a man’s shift from sexist expectations to embracing feminist ideals. He cites Gloria Steinem and other figures as guiding influences, asking for forgiveness from a group for past acts and pledging to change. The piece reflects evolving views on gender roles and personal responsibility.
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Oll
Gloria Steinem
Bella Abzbg
Betty Freldan
Kate Millett
Germyoine Greer
Arthur
Telegram's Freedom Ideals Promote Self Control
The Telegram asserts freedom as divine gift and self mastery, not government grant, urging readers to live by moral guides including the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence, to attain true liberty. Columbus Nebraska edition dated Tuesday February 8 1972.
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Tila Newspaper
Meningitis in camps and vaccine prospects
A reader asks about meningitis at Fort Ord, with Dr. Lamb explaining the meningococcus bacterium causes sporadic epidemics in 20 year cycles. He notes vulnerability of military recruits, regional “meningitis belts,” and historic outbreaks, then discusses sulfa drugs, resistance, and a forthcoming vaccine as the best hope to curb cycles.
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Lamb
Fort Ord
Africa
Detroit
Nowy
Scrambler AcRkors D2Interest Clue Puzzle Notes
The list presents a dense puzzle likely mixing wordplay clues and cross references. Entries include varied items such as musical terms, animals, foods, names, and titles with numbers and hints, suggesting a cryptic or scavenger-style literary exercise.
McGovern’s Campus Appeal Shapes Democratic Hope at Yale
The piece contrasts McGovern's 3 percent national poll reading with Yale students where 20 to 35 percent favor him. It argues campus support could secure the Democratic nomination, yet critiques McGovern’s perceived lack of personal distinctiveness and the abstract, mass-focused rhetoric of student radicals versus earlier writers who championed individualized culture. It notes McGovern as the left’s favorite on campus and questions his broader electability.
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George McGovern
George" Romney
McGovern
Yale
Thas
McGnvern
Lberal
Lindsay
Muskie
McCloskey
Tucsid
Mencken
Sinclair Lewis
Fitzgerald
Randolph Bourne
van Wyck Brooks
Dreiser
George McGuvern
Arbitration in Labor Battles Echoes in Nixon Speech
The piece critiques President Nixon’s State of the Union approach to the ILWU dispute, arguing compulsory arbitration could curb union power and resemble European socialist economies. It questions government use of force to prevent strikes and warns of eroding free enterprise.
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Healehing
Nixon
Hhis
International Longshoreman's
Andarehouseman's
ILWU
White House
Harry Bridges
United States
Congress
Walt Hartley
California
Teamsters
Noah
Cinderella
Europe
Ms Steinem says women defy male dominated society
Gloria Steinem editor of Ms magazine argues women face ridicule for demanding equal treatment. The piece contrasts her views with Dr Lillian Gilbreth, noting Gilbreth’s pioneering career and large family, and critiques attitudes toward women in the workforce.
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Gloria Steinem
New Feminist
Ms. Steinem
Jake
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Gilbreth
Gibreth
Nahaim
Calif
Fragmented Nonsense From A Quirky Local Column
An OCR style quip filled with odd spellings and garbled phrases about soap operas milk pots and saws. It mocks memory of the past and notes mistakes in spelling Wenneslay and Monday jokes. The piece hints at petty social amusing observations with no clear event.
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Safeway
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Berry
Ecuador
Lawrance Lamb, M.D
Feeder
Metal
Larissin
Charles Lamb
Pokerstake
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