Editorial critiques Nixon bombing escalation in Southeast Asia
The piece notes Democratic aspirants denouncing Nixon for a five day bombing of southern North Vietnam prompted by enemy actions in Laos and Cambodia. It argues U S air power aims to protect troops, maintain status quo, and questions a Democrat challenger’s ability to beat Nixon given public support for strong action.
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Cambodia
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U.S
Vietnam
Insect Infestations Follow Pesticide Ban Across Northeast
Editorial notes from Barron’s cite a 1971 trend of gypsy moth damage in New Jersey and surrounding states after aerial spraying was banned. The piece links bans to woodland losses, honey-bee deaths, toxic substitutes, and rising malaria reports, suggesting the bandwagon effect may backfire.
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Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Barron's
National Business and Financial Weekly
U.S
Trojan nuclear plant gets clearance under new ARC rules
The Trojan site on the Columbia River in Oregon advances as the Atomic Energy Commission cites complete information and area power needs while noting delays could affect 47 other U S plants under construction. Experts stress safety and environmental safeguards amid opposition to nuclear energy as civilization progress.
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Oregon
Trojan
United States
ARC
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AEC
Cultural funding debate questions federal role in arts
Anthony Harrigan comments on rising costs in museums and galleries as municipal support shrinks and admission fees grow. He cites Shirley Scheibla's Barron's report noting the National Foundation for the Arts and Humanities has tripled federal dispersals to 61.2 million annually in two years and urges scrutiny of such subsidies.
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Washington
New York City
Chicago
Southern States Industrial Council
Shirley Scheibla
Barron’s Financial Weekly
NFAH
Real Mr Hughes Stands? Debating Federal Arts Grants
The piece criticizes NFAH funding for diverse studies from catfish rhythms to Greek relations and Yugoslav conflict groups. It argues federal arts patronage lacks Renaissance taste, warns against boondoggles, and urges Congress to curb federal spending on the arts.
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Israel
Vietnam
Roman Empire
Yugoslavia
Acros Impudence 5 Declari ML Kubla Khan
The fragment lists a cryptic title and author cue with Kubla Khan referenced in a stylized line. No clear event or narrative details are discernible beyond literary framing.
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Declari
Kubla Khan
Crossword Clue Pack From The River to The Gums
A list of crossword style clues with numbered items ranging from river and university hints to phrases about attire soreness and humor. Includes references to films authors and measurement terms, suggesting a themed puzzle or clue set.
Music lover's choice clues in a crossword style list
A scrambled list of clues and partial phrases appears, including references to people places and actions. The page mixes musical hints and general terms, suggesting a puzzle or trivia feature with scattered answers and yesterday's solution noted at the bottom.
Almanac Today Sun Jan 16 1972 Moon Full
Almanac notes a full moon on Sunday January 16 1972 with morning stars Mercury and Jupiter and evening star Venus. The passage reflects a dated celestial observation in a syndicated almanac style.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Intrauterine devices and pregnancy prevention explored
Reader questions cover intrauterine devices for contraception, arthritis and alcohol use warnings, dental X rays during pregnancy, and general guidance. Experts note extensive literature, patient selection by specialists, quackery cautions, and reassurance from doctors and dentists.
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Board of Health
Planned Parenthood
Historical Star Dates And Notable Births Today
On this day Capricorn births include American designer Samuel McIntire born January 16 1757. Key events mark Civil Service creation in 1833 and Prohibition enforcement in 1920. Russia restricted foreign diplomats in 1952 and the Texas Tower radar tragedy claimed 28 lives in 1961. Ogden Nash quipped a wry thought for today.
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Samuel McIntire
United States Civil Service
United States
Russia
Moscow
Texas Tower
Atlantic Ocean
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