Strange Bedfellows India Pakistan and great power roles
A columnist argues India will defeat Pakistan and China and the United States back Pakistan. It labels Pakistan a cruel military regime and cites East Pakistan's 1971 crisis, refugee flows into India, and calls for Washington to stop backing Pakistan to prevent war. It urges ending U.S. support and restraint.
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Pakistan
China
United States
White House
State Department
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Russia
U.S
The Distaff Side and Odd Local Tales
A quirly column notes a men wear warm Johns one-piece under double-knit and anti-static. A woman laments lacking double-knits, while another quips about nit-wits. A Georgia Matthews teacher wears faux fur to school and kids stroke it. A mink cape won’t warm the ego, just the wearer. a neighbor’s tom cat returns after six months. a Christmas crock of turnip kraut is made for a pet puppy. Call 276-6609 at 1414 N. 3rd.
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Georgia Matthews
The Needle on Women and Manpower
The piece argues women may not be liberated but notes some have been turned loose. It criticizes wrangling between the sexes and asserts the nation needs manpower to boost the Gross National Product and womanpower to buy it.
Brooks, Le Roy Allman and John Frazier at paper
Editorial staff notes carrier rates depend on service area. The piece credits The Associated Press and reserves rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Fred Brooks
le Roy Allman
John Frazier
Associated Press
Nixon Muskie odds shock voters in Jimmy the Greek column
Jimmy the Greek lists Nixon favored over Muskie 7-5 with new regional leads in Illinois and Ohio, and a 3-5 Muskie edge for the Democratic nomination. He notes Kennedy’s poor poll showing among women and details banker, staff and delegate implications. Also reports on Nassau crime ties, EPA youth advisory contact with lobbyist Bryce Harlow, and Wilbur Mills exploring speaking dates.
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E Muskie
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Muskie
Nixon
Ted Kennedy
Natron
Sen
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Henry Jackson
Humphrey
Jackson
Kennedy
George Gallup
Louis Harris
Brookings Institution
Ohio
Tinois
Muske
Jimmy the Greek
Ed Muskie
George McGovern
John Lindsay
Wilbur Mills
Eugene McCarthy
Vance Hartke
Sam Youtg
Unselfish Elmira principal praised by President Nixon
Elmira New York AP report shows Kosmias Diveris a school principal who donated a $1 105 pay raise to educational supplies earning praise from President Nixon who sent a letter of admiration for his generous act.
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Elmira
N.Y
Nixon
Kosmias Diveris
Triday
White House
The Day I Became A Bum On New York's Skid Row
Jim Bishop recounts a Christmas Eve assignment to stay on the Bowery and write how bums spend the holiday. He travels with Emil Herman, endures cold, hunger, and cold-eyed locals, and meets a broker turned broken man before returning to the brighter world.
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New York
the Bowery
Jane Franklin
Waldorf Astoria
Bowery
Park Avenue
Emil Herman
Why Many Prefer Past to Future Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on nostalgia and the comfort of memory in American life. He recalls childhood joys, fear of illness, old stocks, and simple rituals, contrasting past lessons with a restless future. The piece evokes Midwestern optimism and common pastimes, ending with a question about those remembered days.
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New York
European Nations Outpace U S in Productivity Says Roche
General Motors chief James M Roche warns in a Manufacturers article that U S output per manhour rose only 2.2 percent annually over five years, the lowest among 11 leading economies while West Germany Sweden Switzerland and Japan posted much higher rates. He notes wage growth and rising unit labor costs in the United States.
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John Cunnife
AP Business News
New York
James M. Roche
General Motors
National Association of Manufacturers
Roche
United States
West Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Japan
Germany
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Answ ABCADBEF
Yesterday's Cryptoquip MODERN BIG BRAVES SELDOM LIVE IN WIGWAMS. C equals R clue: C equals R.
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Eugene Sheffer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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