Como puzzled by success of recording It's Inpossible and new songs impact
Perry Como comments on the limited novelty of his current releases and the rising star power of younger groups. He notes the public’s reaction to his music, compares his longevity to rivals like Frank Sinatra, and reflects on artistic choices shaping his career during a period of evolving rock and pop trends. He emphasizes doing his best with familiar skills and avoids dramatic shifts in style.
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Jigliv Wood
UPI
Perry Como
Vin
Como
Peery
Cono
Aly
Sinatra
Allan
McGaverty Paths Route to Democratic Presidential Primary
Washington report notes George S. McGaverty Sulh Nakata pursues the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination via state primaries as Muskie Kennedy and Humphrey weigh their options. Polls show McGovern's weak early support while other contenders like Hughes Bayh and Lindsay figure in potential primaries amid possible deadlocks.
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UPL
Sur
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Sulh Nakata
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Sen
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Muskie
Maliie
Meman
Alaris
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Ile
Muskle
ML Kennedy
Marsneasels
Hubert W. Mant Piney
Minnesota
Joh W. Lindsay
New York
Humphrey
Kennedy
Richard MM
Nixon
New Hampshire
Harold BE. Hughes
Towe
Bireh Bayh
Indiana
Sijte
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Thomas Dewey
Wall Street Chatter Signals Recovery Across Market Sectors
Wall Street inventories expect a broader recovery as blue chip slacks pace improves and smaller firms gain access to capital. Analysts from Arg as Research Corp and Abraham & Co. note rotating upward markets, overbought segments, and consolidations driving shifts. They warn that prices may need a correction before further advances.
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New York
UPI
Argas Research Corp
ALBUS
TPO Inc
Chrysler workers to vote on three year pact this week
Chrysler workers face a vote on a three year agreement for about 110 000 hourly employees at United Auto Workers headquarters as talks focus on a parallel contract for 10 000 salaried staff. The deal for hourly workers aligns with settlements at General Motors and Ford.
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Detroit
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Regus
United Auta Workers
Tech
UAW
Shah warns Western oil firms over price demands
Tehran warns Western oil companies to meet OPEC price demands by February 9 or face consequences. Shah, at a news conference in the Niavaran palace, insists demands are legitimate and urges restraint, noting possible halted oil flows to Western Europe and Japan if targets are not met. Several OPEC nations threaten rationing or cutting supply.
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Truram
UPI
Tehran
Iran
Japan
Shah
Iba
Organization of Teroleum Exporting’ Countries
OPEC
Hie
Europe
Presidents phones first used in White House era
A historic note recalls the first telephone call from a president in 1876 via Bell and associates on a wire nearly three miles long. It contrasts with 1923 Weaver administration when a telephone finally graced the White House desk.
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White House
Yelphahe Call
Rutherford Bi, Mayes
Alexander Grahan Bell
Tminnle Island
Western Europe Seethes Over Labor Strife and Policy Shifts
Foreign observers report growing turmoil as Polish workers threaten nationwide action through strikes and slowdowns. East allies push partial rehabilitation of Stalin at Moscow congress while East German interference looms in Berlin. Western leaders, including Brandt and Pompidou, prepare to tackle Libyan arms deliveries, oil supply tensions, and shifting Russo American relations amid a fragile, high-stakes bloc balance.
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Stalin
Moscow
Russia
Treated as Treasurer of Canter Society Appointed
Omalla resident John J. Millen has been named treasurer of the Nebraska Division of the American Cancer Society. The appointment was announced by Dr Colly Schark, president of the Nebraska division. Millen will serve as chairman of the Budget committee.
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Canter Society
Omalla
UPS
John J. Millen
Omala
Treasuer
Nebraska
American Cancer Society
de. Colly Schark
Asrreasurer
Wilvisinn
Mitlen
McGrath Advocates Osmotic Teaching On Wall Street Prep
Dr. Doh McGrath, ex priest turned educator, promotes an osmotic teaching method to reveal knowledge by eliciting honest responses. He trains Wall Street recruits to shift exams for registered representatives and affiliated members of major exchanges, charging clients up to $1000 per pupil.
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Business Today
Leroy Pope
New York
UPI
Aterien
Doh McGrath
McGrath
Wall
Kidder Peabody
Laidlaw & Co
Wenham & Co
ELF, Hulton & Co
McGrith
Comparative Mille
Two Year Old Boy Burns In Deathly Condition In Rosemead
Rosemead police say a two year old boy suffered severe cigarette burns and head injuries after an incident. His mother and friends were booked on related charges as the unconscious child was taken to County USC Medical Center for emergency four hour surgery. Authorities expected him to live.
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Rosemead
Call
Green Honey Mystery Reported in England
Ma Peter Wheeler complained to Ne Agricultura that after feeding bees with star 19 dye his hives produced green honey weighing about 15 pounds. The statement describes an agricultural inquiry into the dye’s effect on honey color and production.
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Cive
England
Upi
Peter Wheeler
Agricultura
Maple Sap Flow Described With Slow Begining Thaw
Fragmentary report notes maple sap beginning to flow as temperatures rise, but initial trickle is slow. It mentions a sudden faster flow after a brief thaw and observes continuous dripping despite low volume.
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