Nixon nominee Lucas faces stock tied to mining firms
President Nixon's pick to head the Bureau of Mines holds a 205000 stock portfolio including Union Miniere de Haut Katanga and International Mineral and Chemical. Critics question impartiality amid new coal mine safety law and Lucas's past plagiarism rumors. Former students call him poorly prepared, while officials note Senate delays over asset scrutiny. The piece also notes a Nebraska grant to Dr. Else and council-linked university grants amid transfer of funds.
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Union Miniere de Haut Katanga
International Mineral and Chemical
Lucas
Nixon policies boost black employment and top government roles
The piece argues Nixon expanded job opportunities for Black Americans in private industry and government, with 14 percent of direct presidential appointments held by nonwhites. It notes praise from Sen. Edward Brooke, rising minority recruitment by recruiters, and controversy over perceived white discrimination amid a tightening job market. It cites industry compliance with fair employment rules and claims about entertainment unions increasing minority representation.
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In Our Opinion Who Subsidizes Who
In Our Opinion the piece argues farming is not just subsidized by government but also subsidizes consumers and cities. It highlights farmers’ view against taxpayer handouts and notes rural youth leaving to cities while farmers provide affordable food and fiber.
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Farid
Speaking Of Atrocities In Viet Nam Debate
The article argues amid charges of U S atrocities in Viet Nam that perspective is needed. National Review cites Saigon reports claiming 4500 civilians killed by Vietcong in 1969 and 32000 murdered overall over nine years with 129000 wounded and 60000 kidnapped. It notes no trials for communist atrocities and contrasts western democracy with communism.
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Viet Nam
National Review
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Summer Veterans See TV But Not All Hit
AP reports CBS ABC and NBC plan summer lineups with veterans returning for new duties. Gomer Pyle Wild Wild West and He and She are among top shows in July and August. Robert Klein among fresh faces as a sharp satirical comic aiming for a point of view.
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David Frost
Ed Sullivan
Corry Evening Journal details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists its address on West South Street and notes publisher George Saimple and general manager William Eaton with staff roles. It includes AP news use rights and mailing rates by year and carrier, plus display advertising deadline information.
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Corry
George Saimple
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John McLaughlin
Associated Press
Pan blamed for Wall Street panic in playful myth riff
In a tongue in cheek riff a New York AP dispatch suggests Pan the Greek god of wild mischief as a fanciful explanation for the recent stock market plunge. The piece imagines Pan terrifying investors and nymphs, echoing the market’s unsettled mood.
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Corry's Weekend Shopping Hits Beef Price Spike
Corry housewives faced the highest beef prices in a year as steak neared one dollar per pound. A Stamford Hoge first resustrator is due for delivery to the fire fighters organization tonight, with three days of dining planned. A 75th Corry Junior High reunion drew over 325 attendees at the gymnasium, and golfers at the Corry Country Club joined a blind bogey event with $2.50 in pro shop merchandise per player.
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