Hollywood saves the U S S R money by anti American films
An analysis notes Soviet use of American style cinema to undermine U S influence. It cites Brando and The Godfather as a model, compares McNamara Rusk Nixon and Kissinger to gangsters, and mentions Brando films Burn and future American Indian project as tools of cultural politics.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Brando
Burn
Africa
Haldeman Controls Nixon Campaign From White House
The piece portrays H. R. Haldeman as the driving force behind Nixon's reelection apparatus. It details his role shaping strategy, creating the November Group advertising outfit, staffing with loyal aides, and directing access to the President. It notes his influence in 1968 and ongoing prominence in 1972. It mentions Larry Higby as Haldeman’s aide and references Ted Kennedy pressures and IBM chairman Thomas Watson’s switch to Nixon.
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Nixon
Harry Robbins Haldeman
Bob
Richard Nixon
California
White House
Dwight Chapin
J. Walter Thompson
Ron Ziegler
Los Angeles
John Erlichman
UCLA
Larry
Big
Mary Jo Kopechne
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Golden State
Better America Foundation
Salvation Army
Christian Science Monitor
Tom
Thomas Watson
Watson
IBM
Midcampaign
El Paso Juarez Border Shopping Experience Described
Narrator recounts a final day in El Paso crossing to Juarez for border shopping. The trip switches from Gray Line to self guided exploration with a hand drawn map, visiting busy streets lined with shops, restaurants and nightlife. A brokered ring size chase ends with a shop across the street claiming warehouse stock.
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Juarez
Montana Blvd
Loop 16
Paisano
Santa Fe Street
U.S
International Bridge
Mexico
Worry Clinic: Dolly's skull fracture underscores seat belt need
Dr. George W. Crane reports Dolly B., 3, hospitalised with a skull fracture after未 a sudden brake while she stood on the front seat. The case urges strict child seat belt use and outlines seven safety habits for parents.
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Crane
Dolly
America
Prescription medicines misuse warns pharmaceutical group
The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association cautions against using prescription mood altering medicines without need. Misuse can worsen problems and set a poor example for children. Only a doctor should decide if a medication helps, as it aims to aid personal problem solving, not replace it.
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