DAR Good Citizen Army to Get Turns 90 and Around Ban Is Happy Man
The John Cain Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a noon meeting at Town and Country Restaurant. Sandra McFarland was named the 1972 DAR Good Citizen for leadership and service. An update covered gifts, messages, and a DAR project for St. Mary’s School in Springfield, DC, with no further business adjourned.
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Floyd Monzingo
Arthur Wimmell
C.B. Voss
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Sandra McFarland
DAR Good Citizen
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W.E. McFarland
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National Defense
James W. Branch
Virginia Cochran
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Episcopal Church
National Society
Robin Mannock
Associated Press
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Cooper Church
U.S
Congress
Theodore Mataxis
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Laos
Air America
Bell Helicopters
Nixon Kissinger China trip planning hints surface
The article notes a possible late November visit to China with precedents suggesting a Hawaii layover and long trans Pacific flight. Kissinger returns to the United States around October 25 and will announce Nixon’s trip dates soon. The route likely mirrors Nixon’s, from Andrews to Travis to Hilo and Guam, then to Beijing before a return via Anchorage.
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Bank Deposits and Liabilities Statement Summary
A historical bank report shows liabilities and deposits including demand and time deposits totaling 12.828 million dollars, deposits from U S government and states, and deposits from banks. It lists reserves for loan losses of 233,992 dollars and capital accounts with common stock 48,000 shares.
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Highlights of Consumer Protection Bill Moves Forward
AP reporting from Washington outlines a House passage of a consumer protection bill creating an independent agency inside government as an advocacy unit. It would gather and disseminate consumer information, support the President’s Office of Consumer Affairs, and establish a 15 member advisory council across consumer, producer and public interests. The five year cost estimate totals 38.8 million dollars, with 33.4 million for agency operations and about 200 workers in the first year.
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Chief Executive Council
Ruudsemeid
Notable Obituaries in Brief Across Several Cities
Nelson C Hyde 83 retired Washington correspondent for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin died after months of illness. He edited Syracuse Herald and two Southern Pines weeklies after retirement in 1991. William Finch Hall dies at 89, Hallmark Cards executive brother of founder Joyce Hall. William H Tripp Jr 52 renowned yacht designer died from injuries in a three car crash near New Haven. Rudolph S Rauch 79 BF Goodrich director and advisory board member died. James Thompson Prothro Memphis manager of the Phillies through 1942, longtime Rams coach read, obituary notes.
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N.Y. Herald
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Kansas City
API
Hallmark Cards, Inc
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Hallmark
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Rudolph S. Rauch
Philadelphia
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Recovery
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Memphis
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Glittering banquet at Persepolis marks empire anniversary
In Persepolis Iran the Shah hosted an eight course six wine banquet for a global mix of royalty and leaders. Spiro Agnew, the Polish VP, and the Swedish crown prince attended among 130 presidents and many dignitaries. The feast featured roast peacock quail and lamb in an imperial mess tent amid ruins as the empire’s anniversary was celebrated.
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Associated Press
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Iran
Persia
Spiro Tagnew
Poland
Sweden
Paris
Arkansas Weather Forecast for Friday Into Weekend
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday with a high of 85 and a low of 52 and 1.40 inches precipitation. Partly cloudy Arkansas forecast through Saturday with little temperature change and widely scattered showers and thundershowers today and mainly east tonight, highs in the 80s and lows around the 50s.
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Arkansas
Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded to Kuznets
Stockholm AP Dr Simon Kuznets of Harvard University won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Economics for his empirically founded interpretation of economic growth. The 70 year old Kharkov native receives the prize worth 88000 dollars for insights into the economic and social structure and development.
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Simon Kuznets
Harvard University
Swedish
Royal Academy of Sciences
Kharkov
Russia
Kuznets
Earl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
United States
Columbia University
National Bureau of Economic Research
University of Pennsylvania
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Frank W. Taussig
Harvard
Cambridge Institution
The
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