Change of Tone in Hanoi Sparks Indo-Viet War Talk
North Vietnam denounces Nixon and speeds up claims of resumed bombing while Paris talks seek a genuine shift. Le Duc Tho arrives with new instructions to break deadlock as U S air activity north of the DMZ continues. Washington signals willingness to negotiate if Hanoi shows a real change in tone.
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Next Time For Billie Sol Estes Paroled?
The US Parole Board in Washington weighs releasing Billy Sol Estes after five years of a 15 year sentence for mail fraud and conspiracy. Judge Leo Brewster of Fort Worth previously branded Estes a perjurer and bankrupty trustee testimony alleged he siphoned about 46 000 from his firms days before bankruptcy. A December 1671 parole review looms as authorities weigh if Estes has reformed.
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Federal Pollution Sense Needed SURELY THE
Members of President Nixon's new environmental council may urge coherent federal action against pollution. Texas Water Quality Board chairman Gordon Fulcher condemns InteriorDept delays as Navy and Galveston Bay discharge raw sewage while Klein withholds funds. Critics urge focused leadership over bureaucratic harassments to spur cleanup nationwide.
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Astrologers Forecast Economic Trends Amid Market Turbulence
Astrologers claim Mars and a March eclipse herald an up tight period for the U S stock market as Shirley Spencer in Horoscope notes forecasts of a treacherous economic outlook. Some predict business gains while others warn of risk, echoing Wall Street's past miscalculations and jokes about tea leaves.
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Railroads Hire Astronaut Wally Schirra For Public Recall
A Washington dispatch reports that American railroads enlisted astronaut Wally Schirra to star in radio and TV ads praising rail service. The mock broadcast depicts a chaotic test run between Stamford and New York with humorous friction and steam of the control room as Schirra proclaims the rails are essential: the American railroads who needs them you do.
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That Girl on Broadway and a City Charter Debate
A satirical note on how a financial success is tied to inflation and taxes with a jab at air pollution and political rhetoric. A pome questions remedies for colds and criticizes Masser Wo Rogers for charter changes, arguing two current requirements are nonsensical and should be junked. The piece critiques city governance and the City Center position selections under the City Charter and City Manager system.
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Shriver S faces Maryland governor race fight in party
Washington column notes Sargent Shriver’s bid for Maryland governor stirs party resistance and fear he could split the Democratic vote. Manden and Mahoney loom as opposing forces. a three way race could crown a Republican. Shriver weighs candidacy amid doubts and base polling.
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Apathy Grips GOP Women and Party Work
Bruce Biossat notes growing apathy among GOP women who formerly volunteered in large numbers. Many retreat to home life or limit activity, reducing manpower and saving for campaigns. The article cites Michigan legislators considering not running again and warns the trend hinders Nixon’s bid to rebuild a Republican majority before the 1972 elections.
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Jest For Fun And The Judgment We Don’t Condemn
A column notes that judging others differs from self reflection and cites Troy Gordon of the Tulsa World and a reference to the Indianapolis Star. It emphasizes humility when personal plans clash with others beliefs and household expectations.
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Tulsa World
Trash to concrete: Tokyo firm presses garbage into blocks
A Tokyo company Tsuka Kozan has built a machine that compresses varied trash from egg shells to old washing machines into sturdy blocks for use in building foundations and road construction. The concept aims to turn waste into valuable material despite limited practical use elsewhere.
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