Telegr am Opinion on Resources and Developed Nations
An opinion piece argues that statistics on global resource use can mislead about responsibility. It cites Ehrlich and Notestein, noting resources are social constructs and that knowledge and skill expand supplies. The author advocates paying costs of use, reducing pollution, and recycling to help developing nations progress.
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Pople
Iself
United States
America
Paul Ehrlich
Iran
Rank Notestein
Emveritus
The
Population Council
Pkinned Parenthind
Jaye
Nostertein
Color moods and color psychology from a life insurer
A sample on color mood links from Northwestern National Life Insurance Co notes colors influence temperament. Bright reds stimulate action while blues calm. green signals sociability and potential strain in relationships. dark hues imply conservatism. tests claim blood pressure and respiration rise with bright red and drop with blue.
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Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Navy Line
Northwestern
Calar
AAUP Slams UC Regents Over Angela Davis Dismissal
The American Association of University Professors condemns the UC Board of Regents dismissal of Angela Davis as an attack on academic freedom. An AAUP committee finds Davis guilty of nothing but a breach of standards, arguing the charge is unfounded and misrepresented by supporters.
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American Association of University Professors
University of California Board of Regents
Angela Davis
Copley News Service
Miss Davis
AAUP
Davis
Woman on the Court Nixon policy on selecting a female Supreme Court nominee
Washington sources say President Nixon could not find a qualified woman for the Supreme Court due to concerns about physical endurance and the male dominated atmosphere. Administrations aides cited dinner party protocol and social acceptance as barriers, noting the court is a man's world and that a woman would face constraints in private sessions and official functions. The discussion reportedly centered on whether the best lawyer should be the top criterion for selection.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
M Sun
Uren Martha Mitchell
Bella Abzug
Romten
Low Angel Times on the Supreme Court and women nominees
A fragment quotes ART BUCHWALD criticizing the pace of a Supreme Court fast track and arguing against women’s appointments. It discusses gender bias, guard resignations, and fears of precedence, suggesting the President’s stance and objections from unnamed sources.
Untitled editorial on freedom and self-governance
Fragmented notice presents a moral manifesto arguing for personal freedom and self-control. It references God, government, and founding principles, asserting self-restraint aligns with the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. Dated Tuesday October 26 1971.
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Your Freedom 4
God Gant
Prredan
Ask the Doctor Exam Free With Lawrence Lamb MD
Dear reader questions cover gonorrhea symptoms testing and pregnancy risks. A reader asks about discharge causes and transmission plus free county health exams and costs. Dr Lamb notes discharge has many causes and urges examination. pregnancy can occur around ovulation and rare cases of pregnancy during menses are possible.
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Lawrence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Scrambler Across 49 Seize Concealed 42 Breasure
Puzzle-like word list with scattered clues across multiple definitions. Includes references to Greek letters, animals, plants, metals, and geographic terms. The jumble presents items and cross clues such as Stags, Cuckoo, Mariner’s, Boundary forms, and various languages, demanding matching terms.
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Ki . Qianthab
Copenhagen
Mariner
Peiper
The Games Center Nixon and world leaders plan peace
A simulated session places Richard Nixon, Brezhnev, Golda Meir and others around a central table in Washington as players model responses to Cold War crises. The plan foresees Nixon visiting Peking then Moscow to win peace while shoring up domestic support and facing NATO strength gaps.
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State Department
Washington
Games Center
Richard Nixon
Chow En-jai
Brezhnev
Tilo
Edward Heath
Sudal
Golda Meir
Paphopiulog
Brooks Brothers
Aml
Brezhey
Chou Endai
Robert Morley
CIA
Pentagon
Peking
Moscow
U.S
Nixon
China
Mosca
NATO and Nuclear Sharing Debate in NATO Europe
A provocative analysis argues NATO faces credibility erosion as Operation Reforger tests show American troop reach. It posits nuclear sharing with allies as a means to restore deterrence, detailing historical limits on US forces and the potential dangers of weapon control and miscalculation. The piece envisions a shift toward allied responsibility and technologically enabled sharing to sustain Western defense.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
FL. Riley
Kansas
West Germany
NATO
U.S
America
Europe
New York
London
Western
Iron Curtain
Kennedy
NATO Europe
Defense Department
Air Force
Lauris Norstad
Kenedy
Norstad
Moscow
White House
de Strangelove
Herserk
United States
Baras by Phil Pastoret Sparks Alumni Friction
A fragment mentions Baras by Phil Pastoret and alumni association tensions over game-sub bets. It hints money strains, fast action, and friendships tested by returning favors or debts, reflecting a rough, informal social dynamic.
Questions and Answers Historic Misprints
The passage asks about Somersen Maugham basing his novel on the life of painter Paul Gauguin and includes a misprinted question about a collection of bees being a grist. It also states that refined cane sugar and beet sugar have no difference in sweetness or chemical composition.
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Somersen Maugham
Paul Gauguin
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