Skyjacking threat prompts call for nonforce methods
U S News says air piracy rose sharply since 1969 with 253 attempts worldwide, 160 successful. 35 attempts in first six months of 1972, 62 in all 1971. The piece argues force alone fails to deter skyjackings and urges developing nonviolent preventive measures, citing Paul Harvey’s bulletproof cockpit concept as an example of alternative thinking.
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Discrimination ugly toad The early 1970s ought to go down
A column criticizes discrimination by groups challenging labels and roles. It cites Italian Americans opposing mafia terms, women’s lib pushing for Ms or no Miss, and gay activists influencing Miami Beach ordinances. The piece mocks calls for drag demonstrations and park provisions, arguing against broad rights claims and political theatrics.
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Distinctive American horse breed from early America
The Quarter Morse arose in America during the early 1700s from crossing English Thoroughbreds with horses from Spanish colonies. The breed reflects early American horse farming and breeding practices.
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Old Democratic figures reflect on lost influence at convention
In a smoky room, veterans lament changing Democratic power as a young, diverse delegation wins delegate seats. They recall urging protests and insist working within the system led to current losses, citing Big Al’s long influence and nostalgia for past access to roads housing and jobs.
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Telegram edition promotes peace and freedom ideals
The Telegram dated Thursday July 6 1972 in Columbus Nebraska presents a radical call for liberty and civic values. It highlights anti oppression messages and the Golden Rule as guiding principles for an independent community.
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Skipped heartbeats blamed on anxiety and smoking
Dear Dr Lamb explains skipped heartbeats or early heartbeats are common and often harmless when the heart remains regular. He links anxiety and tobacco to irritable hearts, advises stopping smoking and caffeine, starting regular exercise, and consulting a cardiologist or psychiatrist if symptoms persist.
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Crisis mood hides real gains in urban America says Banfield
The piece argues most urban Americans enjoy rising housing and transit quality and notes diminishing poverty and discrimination. It cites Harvard’s Banfield and Yale chaplain Coffin to challenge the view of an imminent crisis and sweeping reform, questioning whether a march on Selma or the Pentagon is warranted given improving conditions.
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Transportation Anes ta Previous Purdie Across 40
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Striking union threats loom over New York hospitals
In New York City Local 1149 of the Drug and Hospital Workers Union led by Leon Jr. Davis threatens a strike against voluntary hospitals, arguing for higher wages while critics warn it endangers patient care. In April Local 1199 previously walked out touching 10,000 clinic patients and leaving beds unattended. Davis has a history of defying laws and court orders and recent demonstrations near City Hall demanded a contract guarding hospital operations amid a dispute over a 15 percent wage increase.
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Sensing the News on New York strike power and hospital risk
Anthony Harrigan argues Local 1109 pressure and union intimidation threaten New York City hospitals. He warns wage and staffing costs rise, forcing higher premiums on self payers, and calls for stronger court and police protection to defend hospitals and public health institutions.
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