Hanoi Try To Direct U S Antiwar Movement
Hanoi's radio messages congratulate U S congresswoman Bella Abzug on a draft resolution calling for a total U S troop withdrawal from Indochina. North Vietnam signals its aim to coordinate U S protests, linking antiwar activity with military and psychological campaigns, while raising concerns of foreign interference and movement fragmentation.
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Hanoi
U.S
Bella Abzug
D-N.v
North Vietnam
Radio Hanoi
Hoang Minh Giam
United States
South Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Paris
Power Shortages Challenge U.S. Growth and Environment
Americans face chronic electricity shortages with the Northeast blackout of 1966 as a reminder. Expanding generation risks pollution, with coal and oil plants emitting sulfur oxides and heated water harming ecosystems. Nuclear power offers limited share and safety concerns. Congress weighs long-range planning and site selection to balance supply, demand, and environmental safeguards amid rising per capita use and hundreds of new plants needed.
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East
Federal Power Commission
Russell Train
Environment Council
Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Toledo
Shoreham
N.Y
Palisades
Mich
Monticello
Minn
Congress
Congress Must Enact Rail Strike Settlement Law
The Sun Times editorial argues Congress should pass Nixon-proposed legislation to empower a government board to pick a final offer and end recurring rail impasses. It warns that without a lasting law, future strikes by unions like the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen or other rail groups could halt essential freight and passenger traffic, harming the economy.
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Congress
Nixon
White House
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
They Say They Say Gossip as a Tyrant of Rumor
Earl L. Douglass warns against the harm of gossip and innuendo. He urges standing up to unverified claims, exposing rumor sources, and confronting those who spread "they say" with factual accountability to prevent fear and broken hearts.
Highlights In History May 22 1971 AP digest
Highlights in history for May 22 include the 1819 departure of the SS Savannah the first steamship to cross the Atlantic from Savannah to Liverpool the 1807 treason trial of Aaron Burr ending in acquittal in August 1807 and 1813 birth of composer Richard Wagner in Leipzig.
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Liverpool
England
Irmerice
Aaron Burr
Richmond
Richard Wagner
Leipzig
Paris
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cuba
da Nang
Leonard Wood
Barbs on dance asks and chili peppers caution
A witty aside notes that one should view a party’s full-face before asking someone to dance and compares serving chili peppers to exercising caution. The remark uses playful social observations and a metaphor linking social flirtation with prudent spice handling.
Fragmented Advice and Witty Sayings from a Busy Page
A collection of adages and quips about confidence, luck, work, and schooling. It suggests walking tall to avoid danger, notes on casino wealth, warning about book-keeping, and schooling shaping self. It ends with a remark on personal trouble and second shifts.
Fight Pollution: New UAW President Elected
The UAW elected a new president to succeed the late Walter F. Reuther, signaling a shift after Reuther's death. The selection names the incoming leader to guide the union through ongoing labor and pollution-related policy concerns.
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Walter F. Reuther
The
United Auto Workers Union
Illinois Veterans Commission names service officer
Edward B. Akin announced Fred Allai as service officer for the Illinois Veterans Commission in White Side and Lee Counties. Everett Dirksen told President Johnson that Congress seeks more background to address growing criticism of the war's support.
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Illinois Veterans Commission
Edward B. Akin
Fred Allai
Illinois Veteran's Commission
Whiteside
Lee Counties
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Spring Frolic Brings Sixty Newcomers Club Evening
Sixty Newcomers Club members and guests gathered at Gordon's Restaurant for an evening of Spring Frolic dancing led by Marion Thomas orchestra. Miss Barbara Bittorf will receive the bachelor of science in education degree at Saint Mary of the Woods College Terre Haute Indiana. Whiteside County to close education history chapter tracing back to Benton Street School now two miles south of Prophetstown with a traditional picnic marking its end.
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Gordon’s
Marion Thomas
Barbara Bittorf
J. H. Bittorf
Sterling
Saint Mary of the Woods College
Terre Haute
Indiana
Whiteside County
Benton Street
Prophetstown
Washington St
Local FFA project winners named. three vie for state farmer degree
Sterling chapter Future Farmers of America announces project winners and that Don Shantz, Don Lester and Ronald Ricklefs are candidates for the state farmer degree with one to be named chapter star. Springfield draft board chairman Jess Bowman resigns, citing feelings the nation is not in Korea to win and unfair draft-age discrimination against college students.
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Sterling
Farmers of America Project
En- Schick
Don Shantz
Don Lester
Ronald Ricklefs
Star State Farmer
Springfield
Draft Board
Korea
Jess Bowman
Draft Board 195
State Selective Service Headquarters
Bowman
American Legion
Proph etstown Woman's Club Promotes Rankin Talk
The Woman's Club of Proph etstown favors listening to Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress, described by listeners as a wonderful speaker. At Wallace School a banking reform now uses a student bank book system with deposits recorded by teachers and sent to the bank, paying 4 percent interest on six month savings.
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Woman’s Club
Prophetstown
Jeannette Rankin
Ann Landers Advice on Love and Weddings
Dear Ann Landers responds to teen love woes and wedding questions. A reader in Port Huron asks about long distance affection, another questions traditional roles in weddings, and a wife asks how to handle a miserly husband. The column advises preserving traditions and offering practical kindness.
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Ann Landers
Scrooge
Neck Spasm Advice From Dr Lamb On Posture
A reader with neck tightness and episodic head jerks asks about cause and relief. Doctor explains muscle spasm from tension and posture, notes long history, and suggests heel lifts for misalignment, physical medicine specialist, hot towels, gradual movement, and cautions against self manipulation and risky twists.
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Dr. Lamb
Sketches BEN outdiniis Dealing with People
Sketches discusses the difficulty of dealing with people and the danger of careless talk. It urges caution, patience, and adherence to shared teachings to avoid harm, likening life to an ocean where prudent sailors fare best. Copyright 1971 Gen Fea Corp.
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Heaven
Hell
Gen. Fea. Corp
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