NATO Troop Cuts Questioned In Editorial
The San Diego Union cites Churchill and Truman to argue that NATO is essential to counter Soviet goals in Europe. It warns Congress not to trust Soviet assurances and notes increased East European troop strength and the Berlin Wall. The piece asserts a concrete curtain hides Soviet moves and calls for continued U S and NATO commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Truman
Soviet Union
Europe
Communist Party
Congress
House
Senate
United States of America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States
Moscow
China
West
East
Brezhnev
Shortages as Easy Money in American Economy
Russell Baker mocks shortages used by oil electric and meat industries to inflate prices. He notes how gas, electricity, meat, bread, and other goods rose in price while profits funded luxury buying. The columnist jokes that his own family now seeks Acapulco villas and Mercedes, illustrating the absurdity of the shortage economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
America
Acapulco
Texas
East Coast
Acapulco Villas
Washington
Switzerland
Million dollar bequest to U S government from quiet donor
In Orlando, Robert Hunter McIntosh left a bequest totaling 1,099,974.70 dollars to the United States. The 72 year old, who died April 19, 1972, sustained a simple boarding house life and built a modest stock inheritance into a sizable portfolio. U S Treasurer Romana Banuelos welcomed the gift as a tribute to faith in country.
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Orlando, Fla
Robert Hunter McIntosh
U.S
Romana Banuelos
McIntosh
Piercing Nurse Sees The Country On Traveling Job
Mary Winslow, a nurse with a BSN from East Carolina University, left a Atlanta hospital to become a traveling ear piercer for a national jewelry firm. She covers many states from Ohio to Mississippi, logging miles and meeting executives who doubt her role. Her success rests on attitude, professionalism, and a calm, friendly demeanor.
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Mary Winslow
East Carolina University
Atlanta
Ohio
Indiana
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Florida
Louisiana
Missouri
Mississippi
St. Louis
Cuba
Mary
Piercing Ears: Cautions and Customer Stories Unfold
A practitioner details ear piercing care and rules as clients receive guidance on healing times and earring types. Teens to seniors seek ear piercings, with Mary noting high daily throughput and urging professional work, proper post care, and gold earrings to avoid infection.
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Mary
Charleston
S.C
Searchers Frustrated in New Mexico Boy Distress Call
Frustrated searchers continue to pursue reports of a radio distress call from a boy named Larry. Aircraft fly over rugged Mazano Mountains southeast of Albuquerque while four wheel drive teams search canyons and trails. The voice claimed his father collapsed in a rabbit hunting pickup, asking for help after the truck overturned. Reports spread from California to Ontario, Canada, but no conclusive contact or location has been found.
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Chilili
N.M
Albuquerque Volunteer Citizens Band Emergency Radio Network
Clark Speakman
Speakman
Manzano Mountains
Albuquerque
Larry
New Mexico
Decatur Opens First Open-Air Rock Concert Tonight
Decatur hosts its first outdoor rock concert at Point Mallard Spirit of America Stage tonight at 8. The free event features Oak Ridge from Tennessee and Decatur's Week, sponsored by the Decatur Civic Theater and Parks and Recreation Department. Proceeds aid the civic theater. rain date is the Almon Center.
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Decatur
Point Mallard
Spirit of America
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Decatur Civic Theater
Parks and _— Recreation Department
Harold Watkins
Civic Theater
Bernadine Forrest
Carmen Nappo
J. B. Bullock
Charles Denmark
Almon Center
Landmark bill expands farm powers and food price controls
The Président says the new system lets farmers expand production amid global shortages without fearing income drops. The measure grants the Agriculture secretary power over food prices, lowers the per crop ceiling, ends the bread tax, and raises minimum milk price supports for two years. Nixon notes changes to the food stamp program and restores eligibility under new supplemental income benefits.
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Agriculture Secretary
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Baltimore County records detail large consulting fees linked to Agnew era
Investigators show the Matz and Childs engineering firm received more than 500000 dollars in county consulting work while Agnew headed Baltimore County from 1962 to 1966. Wolff, tied to Agnew’s records, earned 174632.74 dollars as county consultant before joining the state roads panel. Greiner Environmental Systems and its parent firm J E Greiner Co. also received substantial fees during 1962 to 1972.
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Baltimore County
Agnew
Matz and Childs
Baltimore City
Wolff
Betwen
Baltimore County Public Works Department
State Roads Commission
Washington
Greiner Environmental Systems, Inc
Greiner Environmental Systems
J. E. Greiner Co
Multiple murders and suspect statements cited in Texas case
The report details police interviews with Henley and Brooks about serial slayings linked to Corll, with bodies found on a beach and in various locations. It notes other U.S. mass killings by Corona, Whitman, and Unruh, highlighting the scale and fear surrounding violent crimes.
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Henley
Brooks
Junior
Elmer Wayne Henley
Houston
Corll
Beaumont
United States
California
Juan V. Corona
Feather River
Charles Whitman
University of Texas
Austin
Howard Unruh
Camden
N.J
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Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
W. R. Shelton
The
San Diego Union
Man
Uncle Sam
Miss Winslow
Daisy
By Phylliss Sidebotham
India
Citizens Band
Ontario
Canada
Cynthia Smith
Highway Patrol
Morgan County
Hartselle
Limestone County
Athens
Lawrence County
Cullman
Decatur Daily
Dunlop
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