Bhutto Uses Bandwagon Rhetoric on Bangla Desh Fallout
The article analyzes Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s stance after becoming Pakistan president, noting his vow to keep East Bengal as inseparable while signaling a possible path toward greater autonomy. It contrasts this with Bangladeshi independence sentiment and urges self regulation in Congress to curb absenteeism, while urging peace and civilian governance in Pakistan. The piece also cites Sen. Margaret Chase Smith’s proposed constitutional amendment on attendance and stresses gradual reform over force. It closes with a biblical paraphrase from Zechariah.
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Productivity bargaining and the U S crisis in labor output
The piece argues that American efficiency lags behind Germany and Japan, urging two way productivity bargaining. It cites James Roche of GM and E G Fremont Jr of Emerson Consultants while noting British experiments with productivity bargaining. It calls for management reform, skilled labor input, and a shift from social worker attitudes to productivity driven industrial relations.
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1972 Predictions by Bob Considine
Bob Considine lists forecasts for 1972 spanning politics, wartime hopes, sports and culture. He expects Nixon to claim victory over Goldwater, a Vietnam pullout before the election, renewed POWs, and tense peace talks in Beijing and Moscow. Ali to defeat Frazier setting up a global satellite bout, plus a struggling film industry and UN moves on Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh Bloodbath and new regime in Dhaka
Jeffrey Hart analyzes Indira Gandhi's pledge that the Dhaka government will honor the Geneva Convention and India's assurances. He notes Bengal nationalism, the Mukti Bahini, and the mixed Hindu Muslim makeup, predicting new refugee flows of Biharis and West Pakistanis amid potential renewed violence and political upheaval.
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Private Christmas Song Book Satirizes Nixon Era Figures
A leaked private Christmas Song Book attributed to Richard Nixon targets political figures and events. Lyrics reference Nixon aide figures, media, and opponents with sharp satire, including names like Kennedy, Reagan, Muskie, and McGovern, amid holiday tune parodies.
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Rape or Love The Forests The Ecology Debate
Paul Harvey argues for sustainable forestry balancing use and conservation. He cites timber harvests and new growth since 1900, urges not to vilify loggers, and notes forests’ role in oxygen, climate, and wildlife. He asserts growing forests meet future paper and lumber needs while resisting reckless cutting.
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