Thanksgiving Day and the Constitution in Question
Washington Report notes Thanksgiving Day falls on the fourth Thursday in November and questions its constitutional status. The piece argues Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation linked the holiday to God, explores civil liberties tensions, and mocks public school secula rism while noting holiday practices and paid time off. It reflects on whether civic observances infringe religious privilege.
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Supreme Court
Republic
Lincoln
Richard Nixon
Academe
Harvard
European leaders urged to use business power for peace
In a Business Week interview Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber says a golden opportunity exists for the United States and Europe to end East West rivalry. He predicts multinational corporations will open Communist nations to markets subsidizing growth to raise living standards and foster change, arguing a free market fosters a free mind.
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Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber
Europe
United States
Business Week
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Soviet Union
Colleges Adopt Fixed Tuition Plans To Curb Costs
A growing number of colleges guarantee freshmen that tuition will not rise for four years, potentially saving about $1000 per student and boosting freshman enrollment while reducing transfers. Private schools say fixed costs will attract more families. One college plans a five year plan to allow breaks for work travel or study abroad.
Moon Itech Nose Patch Fix For Apollo 17
The Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene A. Cernan and Harrison H. Schmitt will receive rough fabric patches inside their helmets to rub their noses. The feature aims to soothe itchiness caused by space helmet design as they explore the moon.
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Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
Thoughts for Today Quote and Reflection
A reflective excerpt citing Psalms 39 4 about knowing one’s end contrasts with Dale Carnegie’s warning that people delay living. The text urges embracing present moments rather than waiting for distant goals, highlighting a universal human tendency to postpone joy.
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Dale Carnegie
Spoiled Rotten View of U S Energy and Ecology
John Chamberlain argues Americans demand electricity without nuclear plants and low-cost fuel while opposing pipelines and exploration. He cites North Sea activity, North Slope delays, and the need for GDP growth to fund environmental tech, warning that eco skeptics hinder progress.
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C. Howard Hardesty
Continental Oil Company
Alaska
State Department
North Sea
Aberdeen
Scotland
Houston
Suez
Indian Ocean
John E. Carroll
New York
St. Paul
British Petroleum Company
British Petroleum
Carroll
B. P
Midwest
Mr. Carroll
Mirror of the Mind by John Conwell
The author muses on happiness and aging, noting happy people seem more vibrant and less stressed. He explores adolescent behavior, memory of pets, and the unpredictable nature of love and surprise in relationships.
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John Conwell
Democratic National Chair Westwood’s Power Waning in Washington
The piece argues Mrs. Jean Westwood lacks real control of the Democratic Party as major senators and governors oppose her. It contrasts her with figures like Oliver Wendell Holmes and Hannibal, notes defections and endorsements surrounding George Wallace and McGovernism, and cites Nixon gains and calls for Westwood’s removal as ineffective.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hannibal
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Jean Westwood
Democratic National Committee
Justice Holmes
Mayor Rizzo
Mark Twain
Westwood
Military Academy
George Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Wallace
McGovernites
Senate
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Westwoodites
New Jersey
Nixon
Leon Trotsky
Larry O’brien
Lawton Wolverines Win Boomer Conference Title
Ten years ago Lawton's Wolverines claimed the Boomer Conference crown. The item notes C M Kelly selling 6000 turkeys by Monday, H R Bender chairing Comanche Tuberculosis Christmas Seal drive, and 4 H Club officers named. Byron Hester tours with Macagni Opera. district leaders on price and rationing board transportation.
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C. M. Kelly
Fletcher
H. R. Bender
Comanche County
E. M. Knowlton
Western State Hospital
Byron Hester
Lawton
Macagni Opera Company
New York City
Pennsylvania
W. T. Burleson
Charley Carney
Hubert Green
County War Price and Rationing Board
Wolverines
Your Horoscope for Thursday November 23 1972 Aries through Pisces
Your article presents daily horoscopes for all zodiac signs with guidance on growth, action, and leadership. It notes notable career potential for those born today, mentioning Charles de Gaulle and Franklin Pierce as birthdate references.
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Charles de Gaulle
Franklin Pierce
U.S.A
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