Southern Growth Policies Board formed in Durham
In Durham North Carolina sixty politicians and professors from thirteen Southern states formed the Southern Growth Policies Board to pool knowledge and plan regional development. Duke President Terry Sanford called it a broker between knowledge and action while governors like Jimmy Carter and Linwood Holton voice cautious optimism for a post racial era and stronger regional collaboration.
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Durham
N.C
Southern Growth Policies Board
Duke University
Terry Sanford
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Sanford
North Carolina
South
Virginia
Linwood Holton
Roanoke
Noble rot boosts Rhine vines to prized wine
In Estville Germany a mysterious rot reappears on Rhine vineyards signaling high quality wine. Hans Ambrosi director of Rheingau Vineyards notes 1971 is a small yet excellent vintage with noble rot in quantity for the first time since 1953. He explains the dust like mold concentrates sugars and helps predict great wine six months before bottling.
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David Minthorn
Associated Press
Estville
Germany
Rhine River
Hans Ambrosi
Rheingau
Hesse
Ambrosi
Viiculture
Americans gain voice in market as buyers resist pressure
AP analyst John Cunniff notes a shift in consumer power. Americans save more, cut back on auto and apparel spending, pursue do it yourself projects, and seek regulation. Vacation trends show rising self directed trips and home ownership, signaling buyers exert greater control.
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John Cunniff
New York
LSD Tripper Wrecks Church Kills Care Ker
Spokane AP report details Larry Harmon 21 who attacked Gonzaga Universitys St Aloysius church with a rifle and sledge hammer killing caretaker Hilary Kunz and injuring others before being shot by police. His father blames LSD for his sons violent rampage and religious fanaticism.
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Spokane, Wa
Larry
LSD
E. Glenn Harmon
Harmon
Gonzaga University
Hilary M. Kunz
Michael J. Clark
Robert D. Schroeder
Robert A. Fees
Thomas C. Brass
Young Harmon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Prince Philip warns world peace eroding after WWII
At a Canada Club dinner in London, Prince Philip laments forgotten lessons of World War II and warns that old human traits reemerge. He notes violence creeps back and peaceful times breed new factional bickering as groups feel free to act in the name of freedom.
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London
Prince Philip
Britain
Elizabeth II
Canada Club
Freedom Aid
Lidupendene
Trudeau says Canada always a step ahead of Nixon
In Petrolea Ontario Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau told a high school audience that Canada is always a step ahead of President Nixon. He noted it took a trip to Moscow last year and suggested Nixon would travel next. He added Beijing was another destination Nixon might visit.
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Muskie
Columbia
D.C
Petrolia
Ont
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Nixon
Moscow
Peking
Fidel Castro Invited to Hungary Visit Discussed
The Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro has accepted an invitation to visit Hungary, with dates to be arranged for a mutually convenient time according to Havana. The announcement comes via a Havana radio report. no specific schedule is given.
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Bia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Hungary
Havana
Senate Tax Bill Boosts Personal Exemption Amid Debate
The Senate on day one of floor debate on the 15.5 billion tax cut bill adopted an $800 personal income tax exemption for next year, up from $750, widening relief for individuals. The measure passed 40-37 with major Democratic support, while Republicans largely opposed. Additional amendments approved include a 900 million unemployment benefits program and deductions for child care and domestic help for eligible workers, plus a 7 percent investment credit for farm machinery ordered in early 2023.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
House
Senate Finance Committee
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Bennett
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Bumpers Says Convention Pick Likely If Mills Runs
Gov. Dale Bumpers on Thursday indicated a convention selected delegation to the Democratic National Convention would likely stay solid behind Rep. Wilbur Mills if Mills seeks the presidential nomination next year. He noted the law allowing popular election of delegates is more democratic but did not urge adopting the convention selection method.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Bumpers
Troubled United Nations Faces New Perils Ahead
AP report by William L. Ryan surveys a critical era for the United Nations as it expands with China joining and veto power ahead of looming crises. It discusses bankruptcy risk, member neglect, and the future role of the UN in pollution, population, and wealth distribution.
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William L. Ryan
United Nations
N.Y
World Organization
League of Nations
New York
East River
Cyrus R. Vance
U.N. Association of the
U.S.A
Vance
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
United States
Red China
China
J. Russell Wiggins
Middle East
Peking
Mitchell to Head Campaign for Nixon Re-Election
Mitchell signals possible resignation timing for John Mitchell as U S attorney general to manage Nixon’s 1972 bid. She spoke at a Republican women’s convention saying no decision yet on resignation while confirming Mitchell’s reputed role. The piece also surveys U N reform ideas and a panel’s suggestions on security council changes and peacekeeping enhancements.
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Hollywood
Martha Mitchell
Nixon
John
U.S
Mitchell
Democratc
Blacks May Be Elected to Ark Senate and House
Following a new apportionment plan, eight black candidates may win seats in the Arkansas House and two in the Senate. Eight House districts and two Senate districts are predominantly black, with Pulaski County possibly yielding three House members and Pine Bluff one. Other potential areas include East Arkansas counties like Lee, Phillips, Crittenden, Mississippi, and Chicot. Historically no Black has served in the Arkansas legislature since Reconstruction.
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Little Rock
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Pulaski County
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Lee
Phillips
Crittenden
Mississippi
Chicot
Hijacker Captured in Flight Over Canada
Air Canada Flight 612 from Vancouver to Toronto was hijacked by a man claiming IRA ties demanding 1.5 million dollars and a leap from 3000 feet. An Air Canada crewman struck the gunman with an ax during parachute gear fitting. the hijacker was knocked out and the aircraft landed in Calgary with all 118 passengers unharmed. The incident stretched across Calgary Great Falls and Regina routes before control was reestablished.
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Calgary
Alta
Air Canada
Ireland
Great Falls
Mont
Vancouver
B. C
Toronto
Irish Republican Army
Great Falla
Regina
Saska
New York
Phoenix
Ariz
al Solosky
Solosky
Ottawa
Canal Agreement hinges on troop withdrawals
Cairo AP reports President Anwar Sadat repeats Egypt will not reopen the Suez Canal unless Israel withdraws from all occupied Arab territory. He made the remark at the People's Assembly opening. Israeli officials counter that any canal accord must stand on its own and not imply full Israeli withdrawal.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
People’s Assembly
Jerusalem
Sadat
Golda Meir
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