The List of Broken Treaties Goes On and On
The piece follows Indian Commissioner Louis Bruce, a Mohawk, as his power is stripped by the Nixon Administration in 1971, with John Crow installed as a deputy and effectively the boss. It details memo orders, staff removals, and the end of treaty honoring directives, alongside other brief items from Washington politics and public notices.
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Louis Bruce
Bruce
Nixon
White House
Interior) Department
Rogers Morton
John Crow
Morton
Crow
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Ernie Stevens
Washington
Strauss
Cbs-Tv
Bryan
William E. Bryan
Europe
Bolling Air Force Base
Army
Ft. Lee
Pull-top beer can idea traced to Aggies tops
Question asks how manufacturing firms got the idea for pull-top cans. Answer notes they were inspired by watching Aggies pull the tops off old fashioned beer cans. The anecdote ties innovation to a humorous youth observation.
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Aggies
Your Individual Horoscope Frances Drake
Friday December 15 1972 horoscope highlights Aries through Pisces with personal growth and career guidance. Notable entry for Maxell Anderson birth and 1973 predictions, plus a request for a detailed 140 page forecast and mailing address.
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Frances Drake
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Worry Clinic Questions Teen Driver Safety and Age Groups
The text cites cases of Howard R a 17 year old who died after a crash while racing another teen. It discusses emotional tests and driver education, compares death rates by age groups and cites figures for drugs murders Vietnam casualties and vehicle accidents. Roger H Wingate warns current driver education may fail to curb teen risk.
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Roger H. Wingate
Liberty Insurance Company
Tests for Teen-Ager Driver Training Cranes Warning
Dr George W Crane argues youth emotional excitability fuels fatal teen driving. He blames slight-build males lacking leadership prizes for reckless speed and beer-fueled showmanship. He advocates screening teens with his Tests for Teen-Agers booklet.
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Howard Short
Notable events on December 14 in history
December 14 marks birthdays such as James H. Doolittle born 1896 and historical notes including Washington's death in 1799, Alabama's 1819 statehood, Amundsen's 1911 Pole discovery, and Nixon's 1971 dollar devaluation. Also notes Sagittarius births and a William James quotation.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
James H. Doolittle
George Washington
United States
Mount Vernon
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Lamb
H. H. Berner
Aggie
Che Cuero Record
Cuero
Texas
Cuero Publishing CO
E. Main, Cuero, Texas
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William K Todd
KENNETH H_ LONG
Jack Howerton
Donald L. Catherman
N H H Berner
AL Gonzales
Pat Laake
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad
Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
Emmail
Texas Daily
National Advertising Representatives Press League Inc
Hartford Hidy
Dallas South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International Wire Services
TEXA
172 Press Association
Aries
Taurus
Q Sone
VIRGO
Scorpio
Maxwell Anderson
Amer
TV Tonite
TV 4
Flip Wilson
KSAT
The
Waltons
Dean Martin
Channel 12
Ieee
Forbin
Vienna
Eric Brenden
Owen Marshall
ES Eyewitness
Hazel Dick
Cavett
CBS Mac
Travis Logan
Howard R
George W. Crane
Tor Crane
the Almanac
United Press International
Alabama
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
U.S
William James
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