Help Requested On Old Gospel Song And Real Estate Queries
A reader seeks the source of a gospel tune titled There is an All-Seeing Eye Watching You. Christian Bible Book Store and Harris Music can locate copies but unsure of author. Readers may help with words or a hymnal source. Also explains real estate terms, FHA and VA appraisals, and broker versus Realtor roles in North Carolina.
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Christian Bible Book Store
Harris Music Company
Anon. A
North Carolina
FHA
Veterans Administration
Teens Demand Equal Theater Fares Over R Rating Debate
A reader questions why ages 12 to 16 pay adult theater prices for R rated films while under 12s are charged less. The piece urges theaters to end the fare inequity, noting peer journals like Junior Scholastic back the stance and highlighting teen financial hardship.
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Scholastic
Junior Scholastic
Christmas trees with roots available from nurserymen and garden shops
Nurserymen and garden shops in High Point can supply balled and burlapped evergreens. Prices vary by species and tree size, with the cost depending on how tall, bushy and beautiful the specimen is. Planting later is possible where you want it.
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High Point
How to Hold a Horse Shoe and Pitch a Ringer
Amateur guidance on horse shoe play emphasized by experts including Woody Thomas who advises holding with open ends down and an underhand pitch to arc the shoe onto the stake. Additional reader questions touch on quitting smoking and a police kindness anecdote.
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W. W
Woody) Thomas
Woody
White House disputes anti India bias over India Pakistan war
A White House official says the Indian attack into East Pakistan surprised Washington and occurred without a reply from New Delhi. He notes U S policy aims to ease suffering and seek a political solution while denying neutrality charges and denying anti India stance. The official cites refugee aid totaling at least half a billion dollars and says Nixon Kissinger and Rogers seek negotiating positions.
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Washington
East Pakistan
United States
Nixon
Indira Gandhi
White House
U.S
India
Henry Kissinger
New Delhi
Subcontinent
Congress
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Pay Board weighs stricter rules on wage increases
The Pay Board considers three proposals to require advance approval or notification for any wage rise above 5.5 percent a year. Current rules cover only larger agreements, while smaller deals reach 83 percent of workers with spot checks. The panel will resume consideration soon as labor and management show support for stricter oversight. A Price Commission action also set a 3.6 percent steel price increase for U S Steel through Aug. 1.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Cost of Living Council
Pay Board
Herbert Worth
Tripartite Board
The
Price Commission
U.S. Steel Corp
United Auto Workers
India Advances Near Dacca as Pakistani Forces Pull Back
India says East Pakistan troops have moved to 28 miles from Dacca and captured Jessore while probing Chhamb and Comilla sectors in a broad advance. Pakistan denies major gains, reporting withdrawals and defensive repositioning as fighting continues in multiple fronts.
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India
East Pakistan
Chhamb
Kashmir
New Delhi
Dacca
Rawalpindi
West Pakistan
Jessore
Srinagar
Calcutta
Meghna River
Daudkandi
Comilla
Chandpur
Benapole
Brahmanbaria
Sylhet
Supreme Court bars union bargaining over retirees benefits
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 1 that unions may not force management to bargain on benefits for retired employees. The decision overturns an NLRB ruling from 1969 and affects 190 Ohio retirees, with potential broader impact on labor negotiations nationwide. Justice William O. Douglas dissented without explanation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio
NLRB
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
William O. Pongne
Muskie Plans January 4 Announcement In 1972 Bid
Sen. Edmund Muskie announced he will reveal his 1972 plans on January 4 at a news conference after receiving California Democrat endorsements. Sen. John Tunney and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti backed Muskie, with Tunney signaling Kennedy may stay out of the race.
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Washington
Edmund
Muskie
California
John V. Tunney
State Assembly
Bob Moretti
Tunney
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Sen
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Los Angeles
Sen. Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly urges quick cease-fire in India Pakistan conflict
The UN calls for an immediate cease-fire and withdrawal behind borders, plus a political settlement for East Pakistan. Despite support, India and Pakistan reject will to abide, as Security Council vetoes earlier Soviet proposals. The General Assembly action follows Soviet vetoes and council rejection of a political settlement.
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U.N. General Assembly
India
Pakistan
United Nations
Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
Council
East Pakistan
Congress poised to approve 1.6 billion anticancer bill
Senate and House conference committee end deadlock on a 1.6 billion anticancer bill. Nixon urges swift action and praises lawmakers for near-final legislation. The compromise keeps the cancer program within NIH with budgetary freedom, backing from the American Cancer Society, and broad congressional support.
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Washington
Congress
America
Senate House Conference Committee
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
House
American Cancer Society
National Institutes of Health
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