Jets Namath May Sit Out Dallas Showdown
Jets star Joe Namath may skip the interleague game with Dallas after injuring a leg against Minnesota. Namath will decide Saturday night, as Dallas Coach Landry praises his speed while Namath lists the Cowboys’ front four as not as tough as Minnesota’s. The sellout crowd in Los Angeles awaits Or, Simpson’s return with the Bills in town.
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Sheila Moran
Joe Nas
Dallas
Buffae
Tom Landry
Namath
Jets
Cowboys
Minnesota
Bob Lilly
Vikings
Houston Oilers
Los Angeles
Simpson
Rams
Buffalo
Southern Cal
Bills
John Rauch
Lions
Colts
Bears
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Houston
New Orleans
Atlanta
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Raleigh
N.C
Boston
Miami
Cincinnati
Denver
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chargers
Jack Kemp
San Diego
Bill Truat
Bob Brown
Giants
Tucker Frederickson
Joe Morrison
Frederickson
Morrison
Gary Cuozzo
Joe Kapp
Steelers
Tere Ry Hanratty
Packers
Bart Starr
Hanratty
Cincinnatan
Starr
Americans Reach Longer Retirement Life Over the Century
A historical trend shows average retirement life increasing from three years in 1900 to six in 1950 and projected to reach nine years by 2000, reflecting longer lifespans and later generations drawing pensions.
Woodstock Festival Peace and Muddy Scene in Bethel
A Woodstock report paints a hazy picture of three days of peace amid mud and rain. A tall blonde woman and her rugged boyfriend wade through Max Yasgur’s field as cops, media, and thousands crowd the grounds. The piece notes festival chaos, crowding, and scattered deaths, but highlights moments of unity across generations and a deputy’s bemused observation that the SDS shirt brought people together.
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Bethel
N.Y
NEA
Playboy
Max Yasgur
John Roberts
Artie Kornfeld
Joel Rosenman
Mike Lang
Woodstock Ventures, Inc
Kornfeld
Woodstock
Wallkill
Woodstock Braintrust
Yasgur
Dairy Farmer
Youth of America
Joan Baez
Jimi Hendrix
Sullivan County
World faces overpopulation as death rate falls
Population experts warn that halving death rates over a decade while birthrates remain steady drives overpopulation. Moran of the Population Reference Bureau notes vaccines and medicine reduced deaths, but social attitudes and resource limits lag behind, risking freedoms and prompting calls for responsible choices without coercion. Catholic centers stress tension between doctrine and population issues, while studies of Hutterite communities illustrate high birthrates and growth dynamics.
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Washington
Nea
William E. Moran
Population Reference Bureau
Moran
France
Georgetown University
Catholic University
William Pratt
Pratt
United States
Dr. Pratt
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Timely Quotes on Gulf Stream Misconceptions and Courts
Oceanologist Liacles Pic card notes the Gulf Stream comprises multiple torpents drifting the Ben Franklin on a 30 day voyage. Judge Floyd Gibson urges active public involvement as federal courts face major problems and legislators gather at the National Legislative Conference.
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Gulf Stream
Liacles Piccard
Ben Franklin
U.S
Floyd Gibson
Henry Ford and the car that shaped America
A 1969 reflection credits Henry Ford with making the automobile accessible to the masses through the assembly line and the Tin Lizzie. It notes benefits like widespread mobility and drawbacks such as pollution and urban congestion, arguing Ford’s influence on modern American life.
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New York
America
Ford
Selden patent and auto royalties debate in early history
The text notes George Selden holding US patent 549460 from 1904 claiming invention of the gasoline automobile, despite not building one, and his Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers pressed for royalties on every car.
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George Selden
Selden
U.S
The
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
United States
General Motors
Henry Ford
Ford
Ho Chi Minh and the Indochina War in History and Autos
Ho Chi Minh shaped World War II and Indochina independence efforts with Japanese resistance and later the French exit. The piece shifts to automotive history noting Selden’s patent battles, Ford’s refusal, and a 1904 Handbook of Gasoline Automobiles detailing early models and high prices, with antique cars now worth far more than their original costs.
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Indochina
Japan
France
Locomobile Company of America
Packard
Mercedes
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Sullivan Deputy Sheriffs
Students For A Democratic Society
Ron Bruce
New Jersey
Boys In Blue
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Nee
Roger Doughty
NEA Staff
Auto
Bob Cochnar
NEA Automotive Editor
Stearns
Chelsea House
HO Chi Minh
Pham van Dong
Nguyen Vo Giap
Dien Bien Phu
Dong le Duon
Communist Party
Truong Chinh
National Assembly
le Duan
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