Shoplifting Threatens Christmas Retail Peak
A national forecast warns shoplifting may hit a new peak this Christmas as retailers invest in guards and devices. Data from Mass Retailing Institute shows 1972 thefts included 148,525 people in 1,188 stores and 3,000 employee arrests in 91,000 workers.
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America
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Mass Retailing Institute
New Math's Rebound Shifts Toward Fundamentals in Schools
The article reviews the rise and decline of the New Math program, noting a return to fundamentals while preserving some conceptual work. It cites teacher fatigue, poorly developed texts, and parental misunderstanding as factors, with districts nationwide revising curricula toward objectives, individualization, and lab learning.
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America
State Departments of Education
Cehaate
Solidarity Tested as Adversity Frays NATO and EEC Bonds
The Arab oil boycott strains Western unity. NATO cohesion slips as Washington and European capitals clash over Mideast policy. The EEC faces economic disruption from reduced oil imports threatening trade gains. Arabs may press for further leverage if Israeli positions shift.
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Europe
NATO
European Economic Community
Washington
NATO Resolve and Oil Policy Will Shape Weakened Sanctions
The outcome hinges on NATO's willingness to act and the oil policies of Middle East producers, influencing potential changes in global action.
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Mideast
Mondale attacks bloated presidency in 1976 bid
Sen Walter Mondale of Minnesota rails against a bloated presidency and proposes a study commission to analyze reforms. Critics say the move is a publicity stunt for a potential 1976 campaign and warn of costly, pointless work as executive powers have grown due to Congress shifting duties to the White House.
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Mondale
Congress
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You're About To Be Hit By An Energy Crisis Evans
A brief quoted line attributed to Evans warns of an imminent energy crisis impacting households and industry. The quote underscores concern over supply disruptions and rising costs, signaling a public alert or opinion piece.
Rockefeller Shuns Hairshirt Path For 1976 Run
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller narrows 1976 bid strategy to avoid a hairshirt role. He plans to resign as governor around 1974 to boost Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson and lead a bipartisan national commission while courting conservative Republicans.
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Commission On
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Ronald Reagan
California
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Arab oil embargo reshapes world economy warn editorials
A Washington editorial analyzes how the Arab oil embargo strains global markets. It notes U S energy self sufficiency at 85 percent and warns Europe Japan depend on Arab supplies. It predicts continued squeeze until a Middle East settlement on Arab terms.
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Washington
United States
Nixon
Western Europe
Middle East
North Africa
Japan
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Protest Movements Link to Energy and Food Crises
The piece argues protesters shift causes from Vietnam to energy and food issues, highlighting Georgia Power Project and California Food Action Campaign actions. It notes Institute for Policy Studies ties, questions protest motives, and critiques Del Monte corporate profits and food distribution.
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Georgia
Georgia Power Project
Georgia Power Company
GPP
Institute For Policy Studies
Washington
Arthur Waskow
Waskow
Marcus Raskin
U. S
Raskin
New Mobilization
Chicago
California Food Action Campaign
Georgia Power Project Objectors
del Monte Corporation
del Monte
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How To Cut Spending How To Cut Spending
A discussion on global military spending from 1991 to 1971 totals 120 billon and 220 billon with focus on MBER and SALT talks. NATO and Warsaw Pact seek a balance while questioning ground war risks and cost savings. Historical notes cite US-Canada border defense, Hamilton’s treaty ideas, and the ongoing push for reduced arms expenditures.
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Russia
White House
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Tom Moorer
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Robert Morris
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Alexander Hamilton
England
Hamilton
Canada
Mber
Monroe News-Star Prospectus and Staff Listings
The Monroe News-Star details publishers and leaders from 1929 through 1972 led by John D. Ewing and Robert Ewing Jr. It lists officers, directors, and staff, noting Associated Press affiliation and independent editorial stance. The paper operates daily except Saturdays and Sundays from Monroe Louisiana 71201.
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Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
William H. Bronson
News-Star- World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Osive Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Patricia Ewing Hendrick
Esther Ewing Jensen
Kenneth C. Barranger
Toulmin Hunter Brown
John D. Ewing Jr
Paula Wray Ewing
Virginia Clay Hill
John A. Hendrick
Jack S. Campbell
Edmond G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
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Branham-Moloney Company
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Alanta
Detroit
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Dallas
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