Dollar Devaluation Weighs Lightly on Xmas Shopping
The 8.57 percent dollar devaluation is unlikely to hit Christmas shopping hard in the near term. Economists and retailers expect little immediate impact, while long term effects could foster inflation and require tighter controls if currency changes fail to curb rising costs.
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1972 Safety Rule Bans Untreated Glass in Eyewear
A FDA rule requires heat treated or impact resistant lenses for all new eyeglasses and sunglasses sold in the United States. Contact lenses are exempt and prescriptions may override the rule. The shift aims to reduce eye injuries from broken lenses, with about 100 million Americans wearing glasses and prior annual injuries from shattered lenses.
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Britain’s TV News Faces Pressures Over Northern Ireland Coverage
British TV news editors defend objectivity while under Tory criticism for Ulster reporting. Debates over American style versus ITV BBC presentation include claims of propaganda risks, with BBC leaders insisting on impartiality despite political pressure and Army security concerns.
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Hussein warns Nixon over aid in deadly Jordan crisis
King Hussein writes a secret letter to President Nixon pleading for US financial aid to cover Jordan’s deficits. He warns of a ghazou raid if aid is not provided, citing the assassination of Prime Minister Wasfi Tell and fears of Palestinian plots against the royal family.
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Secret assassins and forged papers stir tensions across regions
The report cites ministers, military leaders, and royal family members as targets for assassination by operatives in disguise. It describes forged passports and possible disguises as Muslim or Christian priests, signaling a broad conspiracy with potential international implications.
Civitan International to syndicate Holt McPherson radio program
Civitan International signs an agreement to syndicate Holt McPherson's daily radio show nationwide through 1200 Civitan Clubs. Dr. Luther Medlin recalls his role in the project and notes the program will begin broadcasting March 6 1972. The piece also covers solstice science, Chicago DUI laws, Englander Company move to St Paul, and memorials to J Howard Pew.
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