Publishing business benefits from women's liberation movement
UPI reports the women's liberation movement already shifts publishing and advertising, with effects on clothing, magazines, and television. Marketing faces new consumer dynamics as unisex fashion grows and more men shop. stores may pivot to services and city-center cultural venues, boosting demand for publishing and books on gender and society.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Dean C. Miller
UPI
New York
Sean
Act
Kate Miller
Germaine Gre
Fenmile Winch
Elizabeth Janeway
Women's Place
Africa faces Chinese influence in push for UN seat
Foreign observers note Peking gains in Africa through rail projects in Zambia and Tanzania funded at 402.2 million dollars, training Eritrean forces, and embassy posts in Addis Ababa. The drive aims to win recognition, counter Taiwan, and expand influence among insurgent movements, as U S aid tightens and Washington watches.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Ag Maimind Chink
Goddeavor
Nigeria
Republic of Camera
Peking
Chiung Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Jay Afra
United Nations
Ag Dinparkimt Amie
Gamong
Africa
Moscow
Cat
Penn
United States
China
Zximbia
Tanzania
Hake Gambia
South Africa
Rhodesia
Zambia
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Organization For African Unity
U.S
Chinese Communist party attacks Soviets in renewed feud
The Chinese Communist Party denounces Soviet leaders as reactionary and imperialist foes in a sharp editorial marking its founding anniversary. Moscow replies that ideology should not disrupt state ties and urges a new border treaty while noting potential for constructive talks if good will and efforts align.
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Wong Kong Kpk
Bisks
Massi-Leninisny
Sat
I Iy Eulitorial
de Part
Jou
Armed Fur '5 Brestiney Anid Company
Renegides Dro Fhe
Present Day
I Imperials
World Storm Troopers
Ching
Cans Munis
Moscow
Tupi
Vintun
China
Pravda
Communist Party
Oflapey
Sdth
Chinese Communist Party
Ohio Rush to Vote as Eighteen-Year-Olds Win Voting Rights
Ohio ratifies the Goth amendment making eighteen-year-olds eligible to vote in state elections. Ohio is the 38th state to approve the measure, three months and seven days after Congress proposed it on March 24. President Nixon praises the swift passage and urges new voters to participate.
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Columbu
Ohio
Gregoth
Congress
Nixon
Mayor Says He Faces Government Surveillance
Newark mayor Gibson claims he has been under constant observation by government agencies since before 1967. He cites private reports and ongoing watch lists, arguing surveillance is justified by public danger though he sees no concrete reason for the monitoring.
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Newark
Renner Gibsom
Gibson
Blight Spreading Extends to Minnesota and South Dakota
The government reports compliant disease found in two more states, Minnesota and South Dakota, bringing afflicted counties to 472 across both states. Agriculture Department notes infection level remains low, typically in a few fields within a county.
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Washington
UPL
Minnesota
South Dakota
Agriculture Department
Michael Johnson Heads Four Day Washington Educational Trip
Michael Johnson, principal of Old Elementary School in David City, departed Wednesday for a four day educational tour to Washington DC. The trip, organized by an administration at the University of Nebraska and funded by the Nebraska Civil Air Patrol, will visit several school systems in the area.
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David City
Michael Johnson
Old Elementary School
Washington, D.C
University of Nebr
How
Nebraska Civil Air Patrol
Washington
Office of Education and Similisonian
Americans Killed and Wounded in Vietnam War Update
The latest weekly figures show American deaths and injuries from Vietnam, with 42 combat fatalities and 172 wounded as of last week. The toll marks the highest combat losses in eight weeks, amid heavy fighting near the Centralized Zone and near Fire Basesville. Through six months in 1971 the U.S. death rate remains down over 60 percent from 1970, amid ongoing withdrawal efforts.
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Sakion
U.S
Julana
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