Boston and Philadelphia vie for 1976 bicentennial host
A rivalry grows between Boston and Philadelphia for the 1976 United States bicentennial world fair. Boston projects Expo Boston ’76 with about 45 million visitors and a potential $750 million economic impact. Philadelphia hires world fair planner Ewing C. Dingwall to guide urban gains and civic renewal as each city argues why it should host.
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Philadelphia
United States
Ewing C. Dingwall
Munich
Montreal
U.S
Paul Revere
Reverse Seniority Plan Aims at Pa Work Force Safety
Pennsylvania explores reverse seniority layoffs with older workers taking time off while state pays workers compensation. New hires stay on and receive full pay. Governors and legislators see bipartisan potential, but lifting workmen’s compensation eligibility for laid-off seniors faces guardrails to prevent abuse and preserve earnings.
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Pennsylvania
The New Team In Paris Leads Vietnam Peace Talks
Editorial overview of Henry Cabot Lodge taking over as Chief U.S. negotiator in Vietnam peace talks, comparing approaches with Harriman, noting Lodge's past roles and statements. It recalls earlier talks, bombing pauses, prisoner exchanges, and seating disputes at peace tables dating to Paris and Vienna precedents.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
Viet Nam
U.S
Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
Lodge
West Germany
Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Kennedy
Johnson
Harriman
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Hanoi
International Conference Center
Hotel Majestic
Secont
South Vietnam
The
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Thieu
Vienna
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Adm. C. Turner Joy
U.N
Local Officials Named in Rawley Organization List
President K A Rawley and vice president C IL Lockwood lead a slate that includes David A Rawley IR as vice president Joseph P Rawley, with Randall B Terry Jr as secretary and Mult McPherson as treasurer. The editor executive editor and advertising director roles are listed, along with business manager Joe Brown and circulation manager C W Patterson Jr W W Idol IR and Richard Teague in associated positions.
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Ins. C. IL Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Mult McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Idol
Richard Teague
Carmichael Denies Move to Guinea Amid Hickel Cabinet Talks
The report cites Jack Anderson that Stokeley Carmichael planned to move to Guinea but he denied it from Stockholm. The piece also covers Wally Hickel’s Senate confirmation for Interior, oil interests tied to Hickel and allies, and how oil ties color Nixon’s new administration and Hicksel’s risk with conflicts of interest.
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Carmichael
Anderson
Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Miriam Makeba
New York
Conacry
Guinea
Hickel
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Frank Church
Idaho
Nixon
Halbouty Oil
Senate Interior Committee
Anaconda Copper
Anaconda
J. Maurice Stans
Alaska
Stans
Eisenhower
Senate
Nixon Law
Southern Furniture Market embraces evolving styles and mergers
Guest columnist Reginald Styers surveys the Winter market at Furniture Land U.S.A. in High Point and Hickory, noting shifting trends toward Mediterranean and Spanish motifs, bold modern designs, and plastic and wood synthetics. Merger activity among big manufacturers and new Furniture Supply Wing entries shape the scene. Strong emphasis on coordinated accessories, durable reproductions, and varied aesthetics for homes, offices, and public spaces.
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Reginald Styers
U.S.A
High Point
Hickory
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