Nixon’s scarce conferences cited as show‑business limits
The President has held only two press conferences this year and nine in 1971, far below the 24 to 36 average of predecessors. Vermont Royster notes television’s show nature and hampered responses, while Democrats seek equal time as conferences become scarce and perhaps for the best.
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Space spin off fuels bug breeding venture
Former astronaut Carpenter starts Intited Biological Control near Seta Paula to breed trichogramma wasps. He aims to produce two billion wasps this year to attack pest eggs, with each wasp laying up to 50 eggs, offering a potential boost to crop protection through biological control.
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Protest Growing Over Beer Brews and Policy Shifts
A vocal group of land’s beer lovers oppose phasing out traditional draughts in favor of metal kegs, organizing in a push dubbed the Brewers Alliance. The movement seeks to preserve era-specific ales amid industry changes and rising consumer tensions.
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Machinery For Vietnam Peace Slowly But Surely Starting
Washington reports indicate steps toward resuming peace efforts in Vietnam. North Vietnamese and Soviet contacts, plus upcoming talks involving Chinese leaders, mark a cautious progression toward negotiations seen as key to ending hostilities.
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Seane Sees Tever Event Prompts City Transit
A fragmentary note reports a tever event affecting city transit named Seane. Details are unclear but references a delay and possible local timetable impact observed today.
Briscoe Expected to Face Armed Commentary After Win
The text notes Dolph Briscoe winning in November and facing swift publicity and criticism from Capitol reporters. It mentions Governor Preston Smith era transitions and anticipated hostile coverage. The piece hints at a demanding media environment and potential misattributions while recognizing Briscoe’s path to credit for achievements.
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Huns and amnesty debates color early D C dispatch
A garbled Washington report discusses Allied policy toward Germany and draft amnesty amid political shifts. It mentions Governor general figures, frontier patrols, and labor toward broader wartime goals with mixed clarity.
Pass It On L. M. Boyd
In Portugal a young man reflects on advice passed down by L. M. Boyd about changing times and days, stressing careful observation of daily routines and the value of steady guidance.
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