Prayer For Tourists Sparks Light Moment In London
A humorous Times of London column notes a Greek Orthodox prayer asking protection from tourists. It then mocks tourist prayers by presenting a traveler's parody asking divine aid for planes, luggage, taxis, hotels, tipping, and spouse diplomacy, concluding with thanks to Hilton, Cook, and American Express.
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Art Buchwald
London
Jesus Christ
God
Conrad Hilton
Thomas Cook
The
American Express
Nixon Aims Slow Change In Global Policy
Cromley analyzes President Nixon’s belief that foreign policy must unfold gradually. He argues Vietnam withdrawal risks disaster, Western Europe depends on U.S. forces for political stability, and large troop presence shapes global politics. Advisers fear rapid cuts could realign power to harm U.S. interests. The Nixon Doctrine will curb new commitments and downplay old ones at a snail’s pace.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Korea
U.S
Europe
Middle East
Belgium
Congo
Nixon
West Europe
Pacific
Asia
Latin America
Pesterdate 1966 opens first Indiana psychiatrist office
Dr Harold Edison opened his office in the Gatti Building becoming Indiana's first practicing psychiatrist. He trained in neurology and psychiatry after a three year program at Warren State Hospital finishing in 1961.
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Harold Edison
Gatti Building
Indiana
Edison
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Salisburg
William R. Jones
Latrobe
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Hillsdale
Why Social Security Keeps Paying After Work Despite Loss
A widow with four young children learns that Social Security benefits stay at the family maximum even after she starts full time work. The family remains eligible for the maximum because surivior benefits for three or more children apply, and continuing payments prevents interruption and extra administrative costs.
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Q. L
Gasoline politics and covert exchanges exposed in Senate probe
Washington-Merry-Go-Round details how big oil brands like Esso and Mobil pressure motorists with claimed performance differences while privately swapping gasoline through exchanges with independents to cut costs. The piece notes hundreds of private exchange deals, claims additives are mainly marketing, and highlights a separate Picatinny snooping order by Col. W A Walker urging surveillance of civilians and staff, with little clarity on data handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Esso
American
Mobil
Shell
Gulf
Bay, Hudson, and Savon
Senate Anti-trust
Phil Hart
D-Midh
Defense Department
Hart
Ashland
Standard (Ohio
Texaco
Big Oil
Picatinny
Col. W.A. Walker
Defense
Melvin Laird
Picatinny Arsenal
N.J
Walker
Muskie Leads Demos in Halfway 1971 Polls Amid Challenges
Capitol Hill musings by Bruce Biossat place Maine Senator Edmund Muskie at the front of the Democratic presidential field at mid 1971, with Hubert Humphrey as his main rival. George McGovern lags in key states, while Bayh and Hughes remain uncertain. Muskie gains in Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Georgia and other early primary states, as McGovern struggles with name recognition and limited support.
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Bruce Biossat
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Omaha
Muskie
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
George McGovern
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
McGovern
Indiana
Erich Bayh
Humphrey
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Maryland
North Carolina
Robert Scottt
Georgia
Ohio
Henry Jackson
Washington
Bayh
Yona
Harold Hughes
Eugene McCarthy
Are You An Old Timer Hal Boyle Column
New York AP recalls a bygone era with sharp vignettes of daily life from horses and straw boater hats to buttonhooks and coal furnaces. It reflects on work, frugality, and social norms, then answers a Reader Question about a wife’s eligibility for Social Security in family employment scenarios with two exceptions for corporate or nonrelated ownership.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Readers defend outboard pollution claims with full facts
Indiana Gazette letter argues Jack Anderson misused the Shuster Report to claim pollution from outboard motors. The writer cites EPA involvement, ongoing studies, and industry funding, asserting a fuller, evidence-based view that counters selective reporting and calls for publication of omitted details.
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Jack Anderson
Anderson
Shuster
EPA
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Indiana, Pa
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Joseph J. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Anawneeee Acuneue
Associated Press
AP News
Advertising
Mgr
A Waite
Emery Vep
Arm- Lee Clearfield
Jefferson
West Counties
Janec
Q's
Merry-Go-Round Oil Co
Hanky Panky
Baltimore
Harbor
West Bank
East Bank
Security Office
United States
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Capitol Hill
Muskie No
NEA
Boyle
Indiana Gazette
Boat Industry
Boating Industry Assn
North
Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ill
Mr. Anderson
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