Meddling causes sparks as wage freeze hits cross border
Opinion warns that Nixon's wage and price freeze risks legal clashes for U S firms operating in Canada. It notes Canadian laws and external affairs minister Mitchell Sharp and U S officials dispute the policy, risking higher prices and strained Canada U S relations. The piece likens meddling officials to children and urges restraint to keep the peaceful border.
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Ihr
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Ward
General Motors
Canada
Living Council
David Lewis
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Tus
Welfare work program shows unemployed willing to earn
New York City uses a state law to require able bodied relief recipients to work out grants if private jobs cannot be found. An estimated 30 000 to 50 000 could be made available, with first groups in parks and playgrounds performing menial but useful tasks. Officials praise the initiative and the sense of purpose it gives participants.
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New York City
Wich
Washington tourism rebound cited by Conventins bureau
The Washington DC Visitors Bureau reports a strong tourism outlook with 18 billion visitors expected this year. The piece notes tourism as a major national industry second only to federal government operations, reflecting a broader post-riot recovery context.
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Washington, D.C
Leariain
Washington
News & World Report
Capital tourism tops 642 million in 1970 gains
The Times-Picayune notes visitors spent a record 642 million in 1970 as sightseers from 30 states explore the capital. It highlights pride in restoration and key sites like the White House, Smithsonian, and Lincoln Memorial drawing foreign visitors and domestic admiration.
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White House
Smithsonian Institution
Lincoln Memorial
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
Solomon’s Famele on Mount Moriah site
On Mount Moriah in Jerusalem King Solomon’s Famele was built and the site is presently occupied by the Mosque of Umar.
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Mt. Moriah
Jerusalem
Mohammedan Mosque
Umar
Why Are We in Vieldai Committer Meeting Hinted by Pessimism
Washington reports show the WAWSYNC committee at the State Department meeting expressed pessimism about U S aims in Vietnam. Officials note Nixon and others claim the United States seeks only to aid South Vietnam's people to choose their leaders while acknowledging Thieu’s likely reelection and opposition’s weakness.
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Vieldai
Wawsync
State Department
United States
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Red China
Rominnes
Hawaii
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Giant
Nixon
Indochina
Rogers
Millsyarth Bunker
Saigon
David Bruce
Paris
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Thieu
Gen. Minh
USIA
President to justify Vietnam presence on television
A government meeting reveals a plan to claim the Vietnam War exists to protect the American dollar and to defend freedom, culminating in a suggestion that the president tell the nation the only reason for U S involvement is that it is there.
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Ky Aid Minh
Bith
CIA
America
Nam
Twe
Vietnam
Switzerland
Sith Viednang
Hese
Vielnany
Pentagon
State Department
Sind
The Telegram motto and date from Columbus Nebraska
The Telegram proclaims a dedication to furnishing information to readers to promote freedom and self control guided by God, the Coveting Commandment and the Golden Rule, with a note that peace begins with me. Published Tuesday September 21 1971 Columbus Nebraska.
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Square
Columbus, Nebraska
Surgery for acne and sterilization questions
Dr Lamb discusses keloid removal options for Alyson 22 with surgical excision and possible radiation, noting variable success and need for plastic surgeon evaluation. A reader asks about sterilization methods. physician compares classical tubal ligation to newer approaches, deeming office-based methods premature with pregnancy failure rates around one in 200. vasectomy is highlighted as simpler.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Alyson
Scrambler 7 Company 31 Sea Nymphs and Miscoded Clues
A scrambled cryptic fragment lists terms like Sea nymphs, maritime hints, and vestige marshal with garbled entries such as Imprisoned vestment and masculine stricture nickname. The jogged OCR yields a maze of incomplete words and stray brackets, offering little coherent narrative or defined event.
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Crete
Campus warning on academy as public concern shifts
Dr. Alex Snerritts, veteran adviser to Governor Reagan, sits at the center of a debate on higher education. From Berkeley to Sacramento, he weighs public sentiment, campus violence, and the evolving bond between universities and the public. He recalls 1969 70 turmoil and notes the recent calm amid warnings that spring and summer excesses once again reshaped courses and priorities.
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Alex Snerritts
California
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Sherriffs
Berkeley
Eldridge Cleaver
Bank of America
Santa Barbara
Academy
American University Courtel
Cambodia
Kent State
Wisconsin
Washington
Stanford Alumni Pressure On Academic Freedom And Tenure
Dr. Sherriffs reports shifting public attitudes toward academic freedom and tenure at Stanford and nationwide. He notes a growing negative view of tenure and a decline in trust that universities serve as open forums. He warns administrators to reform or risk losing public confidence and costly institutions.
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Rane Sles
Amy Sherriffs
Stanford
Sherriffs
Celas
Metaphors and the Nixon Speech through the Ages
A critic muses on how metaphor shapes political reality during President Nixon's State of the Economy address. The piece contrasts vivid figures like swords and poker with policy aims on inflation, wages, and free enterprise, noting metaphor’s power and danger in shaping public belief.
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Nixon
Congress
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Alberti
White House
Sun
Doc Nixon
America
United States
Congressmert
Russia
Southeast Asia
Ruskin
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