Business Courage Spurs Leaders Against Critics
The piece argues fear of critics harms business, praising General Motors and others for speaking back to detractors. It cites Roche, Chapin, Iacocca, and industry leaders urging better communication, scrutiny of environmental demands, and resisting sanctimonious blame.
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Vietnam
Leiding
James M. Roche
General Motors
Executive Club of
Chicago
Ralph Nader
Ivory Towers
Rachel
Krowin
Criligs
News and World Report
Roy D. Chapin, Jr
American Motors
Chapin
Lee A. Tacocca
Ford Motor Company
Iacocca
Charles Seiien
Chrysler Corporation
Tony's Salon in Oakhurst A Snapshot of Beauty Habits
A vivid, first person profile of Tony's Salon on Warwood Avenue in Oakhurst New Jersey. Anthony Fiorentini runs a busy two hundred weekly client shop where his mother handles the desk. The piece reflects on female vanity, grooming rituals, and fashion trends impacting both women and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwood Avenue
Oakhurst
New Jersey
Tony
Anthony Fiorentini
Warren
Sie
Beauty salons and the quiet power of hair care
The piece portrays a beauty salon as a solace for women and a growing space for men to seek hair styling. Tony and Arlene run a shop where clients pay about a dollar for a haircut and styling while reading magazines. Clients share troubles, and Arlene often consoles them after listening for forty minutes.
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Tony
Arle
Goal Housekeeping
Cosmopolitan
McCall's
House Beautiful
Glamour
Arlene
Hem
Flags at UN NY fly in alphabetical order at equal height
In New York the United Nations displays member flags alphabetically and at equal height under the secretary general with the UN flag above them. The passage notes the sequence follows the alphabetical order among member countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
New York
S-Story
Telegram bet Peace Begin With Me
A Telegram bet Peace Begin With Me scheduled for Monday May 10 1971 in Columbus Nebraska. The brief notice lists the event date and location with limited detail from the newspaper OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nebraska
Cause of Skin Discoloration and Nose Job Costs
Dear Reader explains jaundice causes and stresses medical exam to identify the true origin of yellow skin or eye tint. It notes medicines can cause discoloration, and eyelid whites should be checked. It discusses nose job costs as several hundred to about a thousand dollars plus hospitalization, urging medical evaluation and considering overall handicap relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrance Lamb
Lami
Dr. Lamb
Dear- Reader
Poetry Across and Down Clue Solve in One Page
A mixed word puzzle lists Across and Down clues including Greek island, rate of spread, Petrarch's forte, and biblical heroine. It appears as a cryptic style crossword with multiple definitions, wordplay hints, and entries like nobleman, solar disk, and fragrant beverage. The page merges literary terms with puzzle clues for a reader-solve feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Book review questions Nixon on Calley case reading
A critical review urges Richard Nixon to read Martin Gershen’s Destroy or Die The True Story of My Lai to understand the Calley case Gershen portrays Charlie Company as a zombie unit driven to slaughter by faulty leadership and warped war policy He argues higher brass intended to erase the Vietcong stronghold and blames draft rules and inadequate indoctrination for the massacre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Calley
Martin Gershen
Mylai
Arington House
New Rochelle
Vietnam
U.S
William Laws Calley
Charlie Company
Gershen
Gershon
Mylal 4
Viet
Pinkville
Mylai’ 4
William C.westmorelam
Mylai 4
Mylair
Who Pays for Campus Destruction by Militants
Insurance covers repair costs for state college damage, with premiums paid by taxpayers. If premiums fall short, the balance is borne by other insured individuals. Insurers also announce premium increases due to higher campus risk, shifting costs to taxpayers rather than militants and their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose
Way to a man's heart slogan sparks London protest
In Britain's largest demonstration for women's rights, marchers shouted Make love not dinner. The Independent notes the irony of the slogan amid debates on equality and domestic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Ahs
Anderson
Realistic view on school funding and segregation limits
The speaker notes no federal revenue to share and debt as the only federal asset. He suggests assigning pupils near their homes if no discrimination existed, but emphasizes that the system has been designed to enforce segregation, making equal assignment unlikely.
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Mlm. Risco
Standard of
G. Keith Funsion
Olin Corporation
B.R. Dorsey
Gulf Oil Corporation
Dorsey
Stuart G. Tipton
Air Transport Association of America
T W. Maytag
National Airlines
Willian A. Pate
Maryland
Pate
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Lieland
Roy L. Ash
Litton Industries, Inc
Washington
Asi
Alkin-all
Roche
America the Beautiful
Jim Bishop
King Features Syndicate
Richard Mixon
Lnwest
Wendrow Wilson
Berry's
Tevient Favele
John
Chamberlain
Nation’s Press
John W. Byrnes
Regis
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