Incomplete 1960s Airline and Business Lobby Saga
A fragmentary report traces Meier and associates linked to Air West and broader business ties across 1971. It mentions a dinner for staff, a director’s chair, Hughes Donald, and a club set July 1971 amid airline and steel telephone industry interests, reflecting pressures of era politics and corporate maneuvering.
Newspapers Publish Essay Series Across 250 Papers
About 250 newspapers with total circulation over 21 million will publish a 20 week series of college level essays funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. The program titled Courses by Newspaper begins next week and may earn college credit.
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National Endowment For the Humanities
Ronald S. Berman
America
Extension Service
University of California At San Diego
Black Governors Pick Evans As Chairman At Conference
The Southern Governors Conference elected Virgin Islands Gov. Melvin H. Evans as its first black chairman by acclamation, succeeding George Wallace. The same day Western Governors approved energy measures at Gleneden Beach Oregon, boosting Grand Coulee Dam output by 70 million kilowatts.
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Virgin Islands
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Tom
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Gleneden Beach
Ore
Oregon
Tom McCall
Rogers C. B. Morton
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Pacific
Northwest
McCall
Morton
Willamette Valley
Washington
Dan J. Evans
New Mexico
Bruce King
Arizona Goy
Jack Williams
Florida Goy
Reubin Askew
Tony Boyle Still Critical After Suicide Attempt
W A Tony Boyle once leader of the United Mine Workers remains in critical condition at George Washington University Hospital after a barbiturate overdose in what officials describe as a possible suicide attempt. The 71 year old faces murder charges in the 1969 Yablonski killings and is charged with conspiracy. a hearing was postponed.
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Ian
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George Washington University Hospital
Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Union
Joseph A. Yablonski
Yablonski
Dissident Treatment in Soviet System May Bring Exile or Prison
A U.S. press-warehouse interview notes that Andrei Sakharov, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, and other intellectuals face exile or prison as the Kremlin's crackdown on dissent intensifies. The piece outlines methods from internment in psychiatric hospitals to forced labor camps, with historical use of exile and public harassments by previous regimes. It names cases including Sakharov, Solzhenitsyn, Medvedev, Chalidze, and others, and cites Khrushchev on mental illness as a political tool.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Andrei D. Sakharov
Alexander I Solzhenitsyn
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
U.S.S.R
Russia
Lenin
Sakharov
Solzhenitsyn
Zhores Medvedev
London
Valery N. Chalidze
United States
Alexander Yesenin- Barre Wann
Vladimir Bukovsky
Serbsky Institute of
Pyotr Grigorenko
Chernyakovsk
Andrei Amalrik
Gyusel
Viktor Fainberg
Vladimir Borisov
Czechoslovakia
Serbia Institute
Natalya Gorbanevskaya
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