Columbus to fund Women’s Rights group bargain budget
The Columbus Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women urges a $100 annual budget for a 21 member group led by Shirley Wilken to push Opening Doors for Women. They argue women deserve equal opportunity and can benefit organizations as men do, urging support from all sectors.
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Commission On the Status of
Shirley Wilken
X. Amartaleck
Captains of Industry Live Longer Says Study
A study by Metropolitan Tire Insurance Co. researchers finds top executives in 1957 Fortune top corporations live longer and cope with stress better. The report notes high status correlates with physical and emotional fitness, work satisfaction, and public recognition as key longevity factors, though data on women and minorities is limited.
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Metropolitan Tire Insurance Co
Captains of
the &M
Fortune Magazine
Investment tax credit eyed for home gardening tools
Congress weighs a seven percent investment tax credit to spur home gardening tools and equipment purchases, promising up to seven dollars back on a hundred dollar spend. The plan, backed by Rep. James Burk and the House Ways and Means Committee, hinges on broad approval and funding details amid staff and travel costs.
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Congress
James Burk
O-Mass
Bikel
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Ways and Means
Supersonic Concorde Boston to Paris in six hours ten minutes
An airliner completed a record round trip between Boston and Paris in six hours ten minutes, shaving time from the previous record. A brief refueling delay in Paris occurred as an unidentified male passenger bought perfume for a woman, prompting playful speculation about love and haste.
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Boston
Paris
Heaven
A Lille
Columbus Telegram Freedom Message Promotes Self Control
The 1974 front page editorial argues that freedom comes from God and self-control, not political grant. It emphasizes truthful living, self-discipline, and adherence to moral commandments as essential to independence.
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Wienman
Mlch
Noted Names Across The Puzzle List Of Quirky Clues
A garbled list of names and terms appears as crossword style entries with mixed letter sequences and apparent misprints. The fragment hints at a compiled across clue set featuring various unusual words, names, and thematic garble.
Bicentennial Years and Colonial Tensions Highlighted
A compilation notes the 1773 Quebec Act and its colonial impact including Catholic rights and territorial expansion toward the Ohio River and Great Lakes. It links Franklin Washington Walpole and Grenville, then jumps to 1824 carpenters in Philadelphia striking for higher wages, steamboats for South Carolina, and a New York Insolvent Fund case involving Genet. It closes with 1874 Specie Resumption Act amid Panic of 1873 and greenback reduction, citing President Grant’s veto and the shift to specie payments by 1878.
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Quebec
Canada
Ohioiver
Great Lakes
Virginia
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Horace Walpole
Lord Camden
George Grenville
Lord Hilbeurough
Ireland
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Spain
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France
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Grant
Reber Desmond
Kissinger Resignation Press Conference Sparks Debate in Salzburg
The Salzburg press conference by Henry Kissinger drew mixed reactions as admirers praised his achievements yet urged restraint. The piece suggests deeper implications, linking his emotional stance to Watergate era security worries, White House leaks, and Kissinger’s role in shaping U.S. diplomacy from Peking to Damascus.
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Kissinger
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Israel
Europe
Winston Churchill
Konrad Adenauer
Clement Allee
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
White House
Plumbers
Peking
Damascus
John Ehrlichman
Egil Krogh
David Young
Young
Flanders
Tike Kissinger
American
Lish
Mediterranean
U.S
Egypt
Fileetto
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Milk industry money in politics stirs congressional probes
Investigations into dairy contributions reveal a pattern of support for presidential and congressional campaigns. Major milk groups such as the Committee for Thorough Agricultural Political Education, the Agricultural and Dairy Educational Political Trust, and the Trust for Special Political Agricultural Community Education funded candidates and incumbents, with about 1.3 million dollars reported in 1972 and millions more likely to flow in 1974 and beyond.
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Rouse Judiciary Committee
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Pedar W. Reding Jr
D-0
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
San Antonio
Texas
Agricultural and Dairy Educational Political Trust
Mid-America Dairymen, Inc
Springfield
Trust For
Dairymen, Inc
Louisville
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House
Common Cause
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Dack
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
George C. Wallace
Dala
Sen
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Maine
Vance Hartke
Ind
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