Mayors charge NRA lied over gun control politics
The U S Conference of Mayors released Handgun Control 75 alleging the NRA took credit for defeats of pro gun control opponents. The study cites 27 lawmakers who lost after backing guns rights and argues several GOP or conservative factors, not NRA influence, shaped results. It also cites Gore Dodd and Goodell defeats as due to other circumstances.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Congress
U.S. Conference of Mayors
NRA
Mayors’ Conference
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
Life Magazine
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Charles Goodell
New York
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Gore
Dodd
Senate
Goodell
White House
Furniture Retailers Call for Market Seminars and Regulation Relief
Retailers urged pre market sales bans be lifted and more industry activity directed at retailers rather than manufacturers. Seminars at the market should guide where business stands now and tomorrow. Schroeder urged helping retailers sell more furniture while Rion warned growing regulation raises costs. The industry aims to be highly respected and to push an upswing despite federal state and local environmental rules that add expense to retailers and consumers.
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Hairston
Fox
Tomkins
Crescent Furniture Co
Market closings temper upbeat dealer forecasts for 1975
Merchants at the market express cautious optimism as the closing days temper expectations. Executives note that full market duration is needed to gauge impact on demand and backlogs, with 1975 seen as potentially a record year and 1976 outlook cautiously positive despite a challenging first half.
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Miller
Hairston
Henderson
Kroehler
Stevenson to Speak At High Point College Event
Sen Adlai E Stevenson III will address High Point College on November 3 at 8 pm in Memorial Auditorium with free admission. A member of the banking housing and urban affairs committee and labor and public welfare panel he also chairs the migratory labor subcommittee. The visit follows economic notes on lumber shortages and timber sale suspensions by the Forest Service amid court rulings. Stevenson’s political rise included Illinois House service, anti crime and civil rights work, four years as state treasurer and a successful 1970 U.S. Senate run.
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Adlai E. Stevenson III
D.-Ih
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Stevenson
Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Illinois
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Agnew
Second Death For Woman II For Real
Belle Cordray died at Molly Stark Hospital in Canton Ohio after a prior death misclassification in which a funeral home worker believed she moved a tongue and she later revived. The case led to a $150000 suit against the physician claiming misdeath and alleging nightmares from the incident. Attorneys blamed barbiturate overdose and low room temperatures for unreliable life sign readings.
Kissinger Warns U N Zionism Resolution Threatens U N Role
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger cautioned at a U N Day dinner that a resolution labeling Zionism as racial discrimination harms the U N’s ability to mediate in the Middle East. He urged nations to align votes with universal morals while noting trends of bloc majorities and ideological intolerance.
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United Nations
U.N
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
U.N. General Assembly
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High Point
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Domillis Square
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Acuno
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