Sunday NFL Roundup: Steelers Clinch Playoff Berth
John Rows er s 71 yard touchdown on a pass interception spoils John Brodie s retirement party as the Steelers rout the 49ers 37 14 clinching an NFL playoff berth. Oakland hosts Denver to decide AFC West, Channel 4 telecast at 1 p m. Bill Walton sparks CIA to upset North Carolina 48 6 in a top ranked college game. Rand Corp study finds Californians energy appetite high with cuts possible via 10 short term measures.
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Nixon's Personality Formed By Psychiatric Viewbook
A psychiatrist, Dr. Eli S. Chesen, predicts in a forthcoming book that President Nixon exhibits an insecure obsessive compulsive personality not a mental illness. He bases his assessment on TV observations and Nixon biographies, noting grandiose delusions and illusion of omnipotence guiding his conduct.
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Eli S. Chesen
Air Force
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El Paso Faces Lead from Local Smelter Findings
The National Center for Disease Control reports at least 2700 residents in El Paso Texas have absorbed excess lead due to smelter discharges. Surveys show the issue spans south and west El Paso to at least four miles from the plant, with no confirmed lead poisoning cases.
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National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
el Paso
Tex
NCDC
Dramatic European Summit Ends After Two Dramatic Days
The European summit closes after two days of drama and confusion with a landmark energy program, a show of support for Israel, and a warning to Arab nations. Uninvited Arab ministers barged in, grabbing attention as nine Common Market leaders heard them out, while final statements reveal renewed sympathy for Israel and impatience with Arab behavior following the oil crisis.
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Israel
POWs exchange imaginary gifts in Hanoi prison on Christmas Day
Nine American prisoners of war in a Hanoi prison on Christmas Day 1968 exchanged imaginary gifts. Lt. Cmir recalls drawing names and giving mental presents while Michael Christian of Virginia Beach, a POW for six years, describes describing their gifts to fellow inmates.
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Hanoi
Cmir
Michael Christian
Virginia Beach
Oregon liberalizes marijuana possession law
Oregon abolishes jail terms and heavy fines for possessing an ounce or less, creating the most lenient drug law in the nation. Possession remains illegal but treated like a traffic violation with a citation and a maximum $100 fine on conviction, independent of prior offenses. No criminal record is issued.
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Oregon
Review piece from Hayward California issue page
In Hayward California the Review issue appears with volume 81 number 70 and 190 pages priced at 25 cents. The fragment indicates a local newspaper edition with catalog details and page count. Additional readable elements are limited to the city and publication metadata.
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Hayward
California
Homebuyers trend shifts as singles buy houses nationwide
A Hayward based 24 year old bachelor joins a growing wave of singles purchasing homes, reflecting a nationwide shift. Real estate and lenders note rising FHA loans to unmarried individuals, with unmarried men and women gaining share since the late sixties, and condominiums emerging as a cheaper alternative to single family homes amid limited low cost options.
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Alameda County
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Federal Housing Administration
Wally
French
Magna Mortgage Co
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