Stockholm Meets Opens Amid Global Environment Debate
International meet in Stockholm opens with broad agenda on human environment. Delegation led by Russell Train faces criticism from Mead, Hayes and others over U.S. planning and participation. lawmakers warn of apathy while Soviet bloc hints at boycott over East Germany. Plans call for a declaration and six focus areas though critics doubt meaningful results.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Margaret Mead
John Hamer
Congressional Quarterly
U.S
Russell E. Train
Nixon
Council On Environmental Quality
Congress
Denis Hayes
Environmental Action
United States
Mead
Roger Hansen
Rocky Mountain Center On Environment
Ross Vincent
Ecology Center of
Louisiana
Vincent
Train
Christian A. Herter Jr
Vietnam
Soviet Union
East Germany
World Health Organization
Humphrey and McGovern Clash Over POW Release Plans
In Los Angeles Humphrey calls for a Nixon emissary to Hanoi to win prisoner release while McGovern insists only a total U S withdrawal can force action. The dispute followed a televised clash with third party panelists and hints at a possible fourth debate. Spending figures for the California primary prompt counterclaims from McGovern about accounting errors.
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Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
North Vietnam
Humphrey
Nixon
Hanoi
McGovern
U.S
Israel
Sam Yorty
New York
Shirley Chisholm
Taylor Hardin
Alabama
George C. Wallace
California
New Mexico
John B. Connally
John Connally
Jack Chestnut
Consumer Bill Halted By Senator Anderson
Washington report shows Sen. John McClellan ordered a subcommittee to stall the consumer protection bill until after Arkansas primaries, seeking to balance consumer support with business ties. Nader’s measure faces delay as McClellan campaigns against Rep. David Pryor.
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Washington
John McClellan
D-Ark
Arkansas
David Pryor
McClellan
Little Rock
First National
Dillard
Ray Hemp
Les Whitten
Senate
Ralph Nader
House
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Nader
Madison Hotel
Faith, doubt, and the claim of eternal life in Christ
A Christian reflection on knowing salvation by faith in Jesus. The author contrasts belief in truths like moon facts with trust in Christ's promises. True assurance comes from confident faith in Jesus as Saviour, not personal worthiness, and followers should declare reliance on Christ and His promises.
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Moon
Earth
Christ
God
Nixon Visit Highlights Poles Pride and Cautious Praise
Warsaw reacted to President Nixon's visit with a dignified low key stance and pride in strengthened U S Poland ties. Officials hailed the Moscow treaty link and a new Polish American economic commission while wary observers warned against appearing to split from Soviet bloc allies. About 200000 to 300000 gathered, with police easing restrictions along the route in Victory Square and surrounding streets.
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Victory Square
Richard Nixon
Warsaw
Leonid I
Brezhnev
Nixon
Moscow
United States
Zycie Warsawy
Poland
U.S.A
West Germany
Ir Communist Party
Washington
Bonn
Castle Square
Old Town
Piotr Jaroszewicz
United Sates
The Decatur Daily masthead history and printer details
The item presents a convoluted masthead for The Decatur Daily with founder editor years 1912 1924 and printing details. It notes publication Sundays and Saturdays in Alabama and includes odd garbled lines about prices postage and circulation.
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Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Pell
House Foreign Affairs
Hayes
HilliGo
Senator Anderson
By Jack Anderson
Ment Operations Committee
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ITT
International Telephone and Telegraph
Chile
Justice Department
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
OPIC
Salvador Allende
Chile Telephone Company
Allende
Kremlin
Russia
China
Leonid Brezhnev
Billy Graham
Jesus
James Feron
NYT News Service
THE
Decatur Daily
W. R. Shelton
Stern
Iunday
Keretur Alebemas
Tess Val Printing 680 Inc
ATIM
ALA Sami
Sean
Daly