Peace prospects dim as leaders seek talks in Asia
Kissinger and Podgorny move toward Peking and Hanoi amid stalled North Vietnamese offensive and renewed U S bombing. South Vietnam holds its ground at An Loc and Kontum while Hanoi shows resolve to endure. Moscow and Beijing may offer little aid. peace remains unlikely for now.
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Henry Kissinger
Peking
Nikolai Podgorny
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hanoi
Vietnam
An Loc
Kontum
Hue
North
North Vietnam
United States
White House
South Vietnam
NLF
Liberation Front
GVN
Saigon
SVN
DRV
Pham van Dong
du Gouvernement Fantoche Et Cadres D’armee Fantoche
de Gaulle
Algeria
Arkansas Senate Battle Echoes NC Primary Losses
Senate veterans aged 75 and 76 faced younger challengers in tight primaries. John McClellan trailed with 44 percent before rallying via Democratic regulars and a union label in Arkansas, while B Everett Jordan lost in North Carolina. McClellan's November contest is nearly assured.
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Sen
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
John McClellan
Arkansas
Jordan
McClellan
Rep
Nick Galifianakis
David H. Pryor
Pryor
Union
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Everett Jordan
Moranton
Washington
Ervin
Orange County
Jesse Helms
Galifianakis
Wealth That Holds Its Value Beyond Market Fluctuations
A sermon contrasts fleeting market values with lasting spiritual wealth. The preacher cites Dow Jones volatility and personal ruin to argue true riches come from the divine, eternal possessions offered by Christ and guarded by God.
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John B. Jones Smith
Mr. Jones Smith
Dow-Jones
Christ of God
Birds of North Carolina Contradict Dove Ideal
A writer observes backyard birds in North Carolina and finds the dove fiercely territorial at feeders. Cardinals and bluejays retreat when the dove asserts dominance, challenging the idea of the dove as meek. The essay praises the region's varied birds and the value of seed for viewing.
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North Carolina
Fat Cat Loopholes in Taxes Highlight Inequities
The Muskie study charges that federal tax loopholes mainly aid the rich and local tax practices favor big steel firms. U. S. Steel and Inland Steel receive favorable assessments, while homeowners face higher rates. Gary Indiana’s tax system allegedly negotiates secret final assessments with the state board.
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Washington
Ed Muskie
D-Me
Indiana
U. S. Steel
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Gary
Ind
Muskie
State
Thomas Fadett
Fadell
U S Steel Faces Questions Over Records and Taxes
The article notes U S Steel denied refusing records or issuing threats and claimed high taxes at its Gary plant. A spokesman called the steel industry sick and sought tax breaks while annual reports show rising earnings per share in 1971. Vietnam settlement talks are viewed as unlikely to end the struggle over SVN governance.
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U. S. Steel
Les Whitten
Muskie
Gary
Fadel
Big Steel Corporation
Saturday Review
House Beautiful
Politics and projects shape High Point in tense year
Editor notes rising political heat and looming races as McGovern and Ervin loom in national contests. Local concerns focus on High Point parking realignment, campus expansion, and repairs at Harrison Hall, plus a White Elephant Sale fundraiser for the High Point Museum. The piece criticizes city delays, urging decisive action on the parking garage and stadium projects and urging the city manager to move promptly.
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High Point
McGovern
Miami
Nelson Rockefeller
High Point College
Cooke Hall
Alumni Gymnasium
Harrison Hall
High Point Museum
Women’s Guild
High Point Art Guild
Jake Harris
Mary Browning
Martha Hamilton
City Hall
Westchester
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