Gilligan test of ideals clashes with political optics
Ohio Governor John Gilligan pursues tax reform welfare expansion and education repayment while facing budget battles and a shift toward ideological actions. His support for Muskie and McGovern overlapping with a lettuce boycott highlights his readiness to act beyond political convenience.
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Ohio
Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Jme
Gilligan
General Assembly
George McGovern
Muskie
California
Arizona
Silicone injections for breast enlargement discussed
Dear Dr Thosteson explains silicone use for bust enhancement, noting FDA approval absence and bootleg risks. It cites implants as the only proven method and mentions how some injections migrate or sag, while plastic-surgeon implants keep silicone in place. Also covers tooth grinding and nutrition questions, urging consults with a dentist for grinding and clarifying corn oil use in heart patients.
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Food and Drug Administration
Thosteson
H.B
Bridging the Gap on Style and Age in Clothing
A Bradford England column urges clothing choices that fit age and figure over teen trends guiding fashion. It outlines three rules: dress to age, match styles to figures, and use color and vertical lines to elongate appearances. Police later report officers' shoes smoldering after phosphorus dumped at a school lab caused a glowing grassy area.
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America
Porcel
Potomac
Bradford
England
UPT
Michael Inch
Paul Walton
Rights and duties clash in Hatch Act debate
A discussion on balancing citizen rights with responsibilities under the Hatch Act notes a federal court ruling that the act is vague, with the case moving to the Supreme Court. Support grows for loosening restrictions if overruled, amid a push for broader political participation.
Population Growth and Science's Challenge to Food Supply
Global population will reach 4.5 billion by 1980 and 8 billion by 2000, with growth accelerating at over 70 million yearly. Rapid declines in death rate raise life expectancy, especially in developing nations, while birth rates stay high, prompting calls for new food sources and farming tech through scientific progress.
Climate of opinion shapes war and election maneuvers
Max Lerner surveys how Kissinger Shriver Rogers Harriman Vance Lodge and Nixon McGovern clash over peace talks and bombing while Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark push public antiwar sentiment. The piece argues a new anything goes climate dominates war policy politics and media framing.
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New York
N.Y
Henry Kissinger
Sargent Shriver
Jane Fonda
Ramsey Clark
Nixon
William Rogers
Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Shriver
Henry Cabot Lodge
Donnybrook
Paris
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Humphrey
L.B.J
McGovern
Kissinger
Rogers
Melvin Laird
John Mitchell
John Connally
Spiro Agnew
Clark
Clarke
Strictly Personal: Cautions On Resort Ads and Promises
Sydney J. Harris critiques glamour hotel promotions as hype. He cites oversized pools golf claims and gourmet claims in resort advertising, urging travelers and planners to question spectacle over substance.
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Gulf of Mexico
America
Golf Digest
The
Times
McGovern Wraps Midwest Swing With Mixed Signals
Senator George S. McGovern has finished a four day campaign tour through the Midwest saying it was ups and downs but overall a plus. Advisers say the trip mainly produced TV commercials for the fall. He admitted a midweek mixup over Pierre Salinger acting as his emissary to North Vietnamese negotiators hurt his image. He promised more caution in future communications while defending against White House and RNC charges.
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Hanoi
Ramsey Clark
Supreme Court
Lyndon Johnson
McGovern
FBI
Clark
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
North Vietnam
Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
Midwest
Milwaukee
Pierre Salinger
Paris
White House
Republican National Committee
Missouri Research Links Schizophrenic Speech to Relationship Avoidance
University of Missouri researcher Dr. Algimantas M. Shimkunas concluded from a two year study at the Rade supationa Institute of Mental Health that schizophrenics use inap pregnate and often bizarre language to avoid intense personal conversations and relationships, reducing inner stress beyond their capacity to endure.
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M.N
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Max Lerner
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