Made in Hong Kong and the United States trade ties observed
The piece notes the surge of Made in Hong Kong products in stores and catalogs. It cites Hong Kong as a major U S importer in 1970 with about 945 million dollars in goods and discusses potential future trade links, including the idea of Hong Kong as an intermediary with China while acknowledging the lack of official recognition and its impact on trade prospects.
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Hong Kong
United Nations
Stong Kong
United States
China
ITT's Growth From Utilities to Global Holding Company
An AP article reveals ITT expanded into a giant conglomerate with about 250 divisions in 80 countries, including wood pulp, toll booths, hotels, baking, car rentals, and housing. It reports 1971 sales of 6.5 billion and profits of 337 million, a margin just over five percent, challenging public misperceptions about big business.
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ITT
International Telephone
Ant Telegraph
Ant International Communications
Sheraton Hotels
Continental Baking
Wonder Bread
Avis Rental Cars
Levitt Housing
Associated Press
Ite Utt
Alcohol Abuse Labeled Nation's Greatest Drug Problem
A National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism report ordered by Congress declares alcohol abuse the nation's top drug problem. The piece argues adults should accept this view and push for stronger corrective action to curb excessive drinking, noting it causes more misery and societal harm than heroin or marijuana among youths.
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National Institute On
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Parcotics
The problem solver The chewing gum price riddle
Inflation forced gum makers to rethink pricing. At five cents profit fell, at ten cents customers balked, while odd prices caused change troubles. Private enterprise responded with a seven-stick pack at ten cents, a bargain that still offered convenience and incentive.
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Restra
Cain
The Drowning Plan To Swap Troubled Teens
Washington column discusses a controversial idea dubbed the Drowning plan. It posits swapping teenagers between families to resolve perceived parental and child discontent, arguing both sides feel others’ kids behave better. The plan imagines exchanges where troubled youths adapt to new homes to restore harmony.
Swap scheme: Drowning proposes trading daughters for peace
In a casual plan described by ART BUCHWALD, Drowning suggests exchanging Maria for Ellen to avoid housework and family conflicts. He envisions a childless, hassle free home where both families profit and even hints at Nobel prize potential if the idea succeeds.
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Dessrese Dee Ree
Ellen
Maria
Drowning
Parrishes
Sleven
Freedom Telegram Editorial Message From 1972 Columbus Neb
A 1972 March 16 Telegram issue from Columbus Nebraska presents a religious and political reflection on freedom. It emphasizes self-control, moral guidance, and alignment with divine truth, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
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the Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Sedimentation rate and heart surgery follow ups
Reader questions answered by Dr. Lawrence Lamb explain that a high sedimentation rate is nonspecific and rises with infections heart attacks rheumatoid conditions and cancer. The doctor notes rates vary with illness and may guide therapy, while suggesting that after atrial septal defect surgery a lingering cough is usually from lung irritation or anesthesia recovery rather than ongoing heart disease.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
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Fragmented OCR text lists scattered items including names, places, numbers, and partial terms across varied topics. The readable phrases hint at calendar like entries, geographic references, and miscellaneous clues without a cohesive narrative or clear event.
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ArundelaEereley
California
City Hensfiies SS. Bristle
Ireland
South Dakota
Jeraginle
Greathake
Isaiah
Europe Faces Soviet Buildup and Western Resolve
The analysis warns that Soviet forces in Europe outpace Western conventional strength by large margins and that Warsaw Pact gains in tanks, aircraft, and naval power threaten NATO. It cites Lord Chalfont and scholars arguing for stronger NATO arms and vigilance to avert Finlandization and deter Western disengagement.
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Peking
U.S
Europe
Western
Lord Chalfont
Labour Party
House of Lords
NATO
The
Guardian
Rhine
Kremlin
Bonn
Brandt
Walter Scheel
Soviet Union
Walter Laqueur
Institute
Lincoln
Esay
Pioneer X Aims Beyond Jupiter On Near Cosmic Mission
The Pioneer X spacecraft sails toward a Christmastime 1973 Jupiter flyby to use gravity for a deep space trajectory. The mission doubles as a signaling gesture with a golden record greeting to potential alien discoverers, featuring a drawing of the solar system and basic mathematical guidelines.
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Pioneer X
Jupiter
Mercury
Earth
NASA
Barbs by Phil Pastore on compliments and paying for them
Barbs by Phil Pastore notes three differences between paying compliments and paying for them as a drinking buddy slows play in fifth bridge.
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Phil Pastore
Slweys
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