Texas Newswire Acknowledges 1972 Local Leaders and Staff
November 27 1972 Texas edition lists national providers and local staff roles at The Acenlisted Pree and United Press Internatorial. Names include ROBERT RH NORRIS Vie President and RICKMAN Businensanager with Jay HARRIS and BURLE PETTIT among editors and advertising staff.
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Labbert
Avalanche
Jewrnel Rent Parton
Snathhwentern
Steen
Abeard
Nateenal
Texas Deity
Leogee
Pree
United Press
Robert RH Norris
Maneaer
Rickman Businensanager
David F.knapp
Jay Harris
BURLE
Pettit
Kenneth May
Accorate Baitor
Caren Cannon
ROBERT C_McVAY
Drector
Cricelatan
Labbed
Texas
Teesday Morning
Nixon Slap Incident Fuels White House News Media Tension
A recent report and follow ups detail an affair near the White House fence where President Nixon allegedly slapped a man on the cheek after a press event. The White House denies the term slapping, calling it a mischaracterization of a pat, as reporters debate accuracy and handling of the incident.
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Nixon
White House
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Mothers Day Worth In Home Life Highlighted
A columnist notes the value of homemaking, arguing that mothers save money through keeping home and family. The piece urges families to recognize and assist moms during the holiday season, saying thanks with help, chores, and support.
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Joanne Koch
Midge Decter Defies Feminist Orthodoxy at Club Event
Washington observer reports Midge Decter, wife of Norman Podhoretz and author of The Liberated Woman, sparking debate at the Woman's National Democratic Club. She argues marriage empowers women, questions universal maternity benefits, and challenges equality as a category rather than an individual right, defending a feminist stance she calls nonconformist.
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Washington
Midge Decter
Miss Decter
Norman Podhoretz
Commentary
Coward
Ann
Geoghegan
Germaine Greer
Gloria Steinem &Co
National Democratic Club
The
Saturday Review World
Chace
Midge Decters
Kise
Uns
Sadat fears rise as Israel delays cease-fire accord
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report in Cairo that Israel’s slow compliance with the November 7 U.S. proposal to firm up the October 2 cease-fire, after a two day delay, has heightened Egyptian worries.
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Cairo
Israel
Evans
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
U.S
Sinai Peninsula
Washington-Moscow
Henry Kissinger
Sadat
Moscow
Europe
United Nations
Cairo-Suez Road
Ferritores Israels
Canal
Kissinger
Mideast
Soviet Union
Egypt
Kassinger
Watergate climate may help some incumbents in 1974 races
The piece argues Watergate could strain fundraising for challengers while incumbents with independence and strong backers may fare better. It notes Birch Bayh and George McGovern face different risks, discusses funds from big donors versus small gifts, and cites Mechling in Nevada as a costly bid.
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Washington
John Anderson
House Republican Conference
Sen Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Anderson
Stevenson
Cosay
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Peter Dominick
Colorado
Richard Nixon
Charles Mathias
Maryland
White House
Edward Courney
Florida
Nixon
George McGovern
South Dakota
Nevada
Senate
Thomas Mechling
Five Word Sales Incentive Plan Sparks Firm Growth
James Dent reports a Charleston Gazette quote from a company president claiming their rapid business growth came from an extremely simple sales incentive. The plan reads: One mistake and you're fired. This blunt rule underscores a strict performance culture cited as a driver of new work.
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James Dent
Charleston Gazette
Sun Power as Answer to Energy Crisis
Henry J. Taylor explains President Nixon's energy funding could spark solar power advances. He outlines sun basics, heat scales, and the gap between sun energy and current costs. Concepts include rooftop heaters, solar farms, liquid hydrogen, and solar power satellites with ongoing research and challenges.
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Nizon
Earth
Nixon
New Mexico
Oddities and clues from L M Boyd’s miscellany
A cabinet of quirky notes covers lip reading quirks, marriage and divorce foibles, and curious etymologies. It notes Jamaica meaning isle of springs, contrasts whiskey gifts, and foresees police blimps aiding city patrols.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
OUR
Americas
Coe
Ender
the Journal
John Kenneth Galbraith
Jefflibs
Eather
Cleopatra
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Warianne
Teddy Kennedy
Watergate
Chappaquiddick
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
Council For A Livable World
Kilometer 101
No-Man’'S Land
Suez City
Henry J. Taylor
Sun
United States
LM. Boyd
Jamaica
the Isle of Springs
Delaware
Ireland
Mac
Munich
Germany
L.M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
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