Meek American Face of Dirt in Big-Name Scandals
A harsh critique uses Camelot's Sir Mordred as a lens on U S finances. It flags Penn Central and Lockheed woes, corporate losses masked by subsidiaries, price fixing hints, and industrial military ties. Congress audits and foreign aid totals exceed a hundred billion, prompting a cynical view of taxpayer burdens.
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Camelot
Sir Mordred
Penn Central Railroad
Lockheed
Penn Central
Congress
Defense Department
Mines bureau blamed as coal miners die in droves
GAO faulted the Bureau of Mines for failing to enforce the 1969 mine safety law with lax inspections and lenient enforcement. A proposed all media publicity drive to blame miners surfaced after Treleaven, a political ad executive, advised Interior Secretary Rogers Morton. The plan involved contests and celebrity appearances to change worker behavior, raising ethical concerns.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Bureau of Mines
GAO
Rogers Morton
Harry Treleaven
President Nixon
Treleaven
Edward Failor
Corry Alumni Honor Fifty Year Class At Dinner
More than twenty local leaders heard Truman D. Weller of the National Chamber of Commerce discuss upcoming congressional legislation. The fifty year class of Corry High School received the A D Colegrove cup for the largest percentage of living members at the 77th alumni meeting honoring its golden anniversary.
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Truman D. Weller
National Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Corry High School Alumni Association
Walter Arnold
Rossford
Ohio
W.J. Hines
Lander
Wyo
Frank M. Loveland
F.C. Bogert
A.D. Colegrove
Corry High School
Second Ward
Bear Creek
Wayne Street
Thunderstorms and turmoil loom in weather and world
A stream of alarming columns warns of drought, pollution, and recession while thunderstorm forecasts shadow daily life. Readers confront mental strain from nonstop crises as broadcasts and crises amplify fear, with reflections on media saturation and societal stress. El Cordobes Manuel Benitez Perez rises as a global bullfighting icon amid scrutiny and spectacle.
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Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
Madrid
Palace
Gen
Francisco Franco
Manuel Benitez Perez
el Cordobes
Spain
Muhammad Ali
E-Country
Cordobes to Fight Bulls in Jaen Spain in TV Event
El Cordobes joins two Spanish matadors in Jaen to fight six bulls in a televised bullfight billed as the bullfight of the century. Promoters say the event will be shown in 52 U S cities and abroad. The famed matador, known for wealth and rumors, has fought hundreds of bulls and survived several goring incidents.
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el Cordobes
Jaen
Management Television Systems Inc
Muhammad Ali
Spain
U.S
Japan
Italy
West Germany
Latin America
el Cor
Manolete
Joselito
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Iowa
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Capitol Hill
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Armed Forces Radio and Televison Service
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Singapore
Manila
Hong Kong
Young Presidents Organization
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Ellis Armstrong
Corry
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Arthur Cohan
Kurt Leeds
Jack Pen
L. A. Rossin
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