Washington Report on John Lindsay Shows He Keeps Survival Edge
Washington Report discusses John Lindsay’s persistent bid for the Democratic nomination, noting his Arizona second place behind Muskie, his large media blitz, and the potential impact of party reform rules. The piece contrasts Lindsay’s late arrival and show biz image with Muskie’s ongoing lead and Nixon’s position.
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Washington
John Lindsay
Maine
Ed Muskie
Arizona
Iowa
Lindsay
George McGovern
Muskie
Show Biz
Miami Beach
Tiger
McGovern
Ecotage defined as vigilante pollution tactics debate
The piece defines ecotage as vigilante actions to block or reveal pollution and warns of both wise and abusive uses. It cites Udall Stansbury Environmental Action and quotes criticism of ecotage, arguing responsibility remains with environmentalists rather than illegal tactics.
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Stewart Udall
Jeff Stansbury
Environmental Action, Inc
Ecotage
Purdue University
Indiana Air Pollution Control Board
Ecoteur
Udall and
Stansbury
Environmental Action
F. B. Koisch
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cigarette Smoking Surges Among Top Tobacco Nations
The U.S. Public Health Service states cigarette smoking rose last year among the 100 tobacco producing nations, signaling a major world health problem in 1971. The United States is among those nations.
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U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Vermont Republicans Sweep Three U S Congressional Seats
The 1962 Vermont results give Republicans all three congressional seats with Sen Robert P Stafford and Richard Mallory winning while Sen George Aiken holds the other Senate seat. The Corporate Information Center accuses ten Protestant denominations of aiding war investing and cites arms industry ties to major firms.
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Robert P. Stafford
Richard Mallory
Congress
Vermont
George Aiken
Senate
National Council of Churches
I.B.M
Ford
Connecticut Lottery Starts February Fifth for 3.5 Million Tickets
The Connecticut state lottery launches February 5 with 3.5 million tickets on sale. Connecticut joins New Hampshire Massachusetts New York and New Jersey using lotteries to fund state education. The official symbol is the money tree.
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Connecticut
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Thoughts For Today Reflections On Prayer And Humility
A concise devotional note cites Philippians 4 6 urging prayer and gratitude and adds a Victor Hugo reflection on moments when the soul is on its knees. The piece blends scripture with literary meditation to inspire calm and contemplation.
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Victor Hugo
Private expertise aids Latin reform efforts and critique of Castro
The piece argues Herbert Matthews overstates Cuba’s success and notes Allende’s troubles. It highlights Accion International, led by Terry Holcombe, expanding private expertise to Latin governments in housing, health, and training. It cites Costa Rica, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia, and Brazil, and contrasts private aid with government-led missteps.
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Herbert Matthews
New York
Matthews
Castro
Allende
Chile
Peace Corps
Accion International
Joseph Blatchford
Nixon
Latin America
Fidel
Accion
Caracas
Venezuela
John F. Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Peru
Colombia
Brazil
Terry Holcombe
Yale
Blatchford
Costa Rica
Central America
Ministry of Labor
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
Community Credit Guaranty
Peter Drucker
Mata Hari Real Name and Notable Spy Fact
Q A reveals Mata Hari's real name Gertrud Margarete Zelle and the origin of her adopted alias meaning eye of the morning. The second fact notes Kafue National Park in Zambia as the world’s largest park by area at about 8,650 square miles.
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Mata Hari
Gertrud Margarete Zelle
Kafue
Zambia
Mirror of the Mind on Topics and Egotists
A discussion on wife husband conversation dynamics and egotism. It notes that spouses should freely discuss mutual facts when alone, and cautions egotists hide true self assessments. It also examines how TV can distort a child's sense of time through rapid viewing.
Difficulties Rising In 1972 Democratic Primaries
Kevin P Phillips outlines how the 1972 Democratic primaries differ from 1952 1968 with more contests larger candidate pools and fragmented delegates. He notes New Hampshire Florida and Wisconsin ballots list many contenders including Muskie Hartke Yorty McGovern and Mills and explains altered delegate selection and cross party independent voting implications.
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Kevin P. Phillips
New Hampshire
Florida
Wisconsin
National Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Iowa
Arizona
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
South Dakota
George McGovern
Connecticut
Edward Coll
Arkansas
Wilbur Mills
Becker
Muskie
Gallup
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
McCarthy
U.S
George Smathers
Alabama
Gover
Yorty
Hartke
McGovern
George Wallace
Horoscope by the Stars for Each Zodiac Sign
A daily zodiac reading outlines Aries through Pisces with guidance on opportunities, decision making, and personal conduct. The birthdate note highlights William Tecumseh Sherman, Jules Verne, John Ruskin, and Lona Turner among notable figures born today.
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William Tecumseh Sherman
Jules Verne
John Ruskin
Lona Turner
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W. D. Hargraves
Oklahoma Press Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington Report
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Connecticut Lottery
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Humphrey, Lindsay and Company
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