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Rural shift sparks rise in nonmetropolitan growth
Census figures show non metropolitan counties with under 50,000 people growing faster than urban areas from 1970 to 1973. The trend reflects a move by Americans toward rural towns for job prospects, space, and a steadier lifestyle, with manufacturing also shifting there.
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Opinion Research Inc
Nixon
Colorado
Rockies
Little progress on supertanker safeguards, report says
Congress, the Coast Guard, oil firms and shipping companies debate the best mix of safeguards to prevent tanker collisions and groundings. Proposals include coastwise traffic controls, improved crew alertness, and new propulsion ideas, but consensus and funding remain elusive as offshore mooring, double bottoms, and twin propulsion face questions of cost and feasibility.
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John Farina Copley
Congress
Coast Guard
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Alaska
Banye
California
Washington
U.S
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Juneau
Singapore
Malaysia
Indonesia
Oast Guard
Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization
United Nations
United States
Greeley Daily Tribune Masthead Fragments and Circulation Note
Fragments show publisher Mildred Mansel and staff names. Includes postal and subscription rate details for the Greeley Daily Tribune and statements of Associated Press membership and circulation office references. Text is a partial OCR of masthead and administrative notes with no clear article content.
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Mildred Mansel
WROG
Gresley
Restraint factor in 1976 sleeper Ford edge in talk
Washington notes a restraint factor shaping the 1976 race. Voters prefer balance, favor incumbency, and show ticket splitting, keeping Congress from full party control. Ford's continuity and perceived restraint may tilt if Democrats dominate 1976, with independent voters rising and party allegiance split.
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Nick Thimmesch
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Ford
George Wallace
David Brader
Dwight
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Correcting the 25th Amendment Presidential Succession
Senator Pastore urges a constitutional amendment to require a special election for president and vice president if a vice president appointed under the 25th Amendment moves into the presidency with over a year left in the term. He argues the current arrangement creates an elected and appointed presidency and should restore the people’s right to elect.
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Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
June to Join Adams proposes a Continental Army
Adams urges Congress to declare the besieging American militia around Boston as a Continental Army and formalize its status in wartime policy.
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Boston
Today In History June 10 1975 Highlights
Today in history selects notable events on June 10 across years. From 1776 Continental Congress to draft the Declaration of Independence to 1940 Italy’s war with Britain and France, plus later references to presidents and notable figures.
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Munjamain Harrison
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Dwight Eisenhower
Soviet Union
William McChesney Marlin
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