Census Forms Stir Debates Across Nations and People
The article reviews objections to census data use, citing three main camps: Libertarian fears of government snooping, constitutional questions about mandatory responses, and religious objections. It notes English and Northern Ireland reactions, legal arguments about enumeration versus taxation, and biblical references to censuses led by David and Moses.
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England
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North Ireland
This Day In History May 8 1971 Almanac Highlights
Historic notes span years from 1779 to 1958 includingPulaski action, Shepard space flight, and Truman broadcast. Mentions Lima Peru visit by Nixon and European WWII end, plus a 1846 Mexican War battle and Martinique eruption toll.
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Tennnam
Hanoi
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Abortion Trade Expands In New York City
A Chicago Tribune Washington Report notes abortions have grown into a multimillion-dollar business in New York City. The piece cites Madison Avenue advertising, 10,000 abortions in NYC in early 1960s, varying reporting to agencies, and rising private costs. It discusses placement services, physician advertising bans, and public hospital shares.
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New York City
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Bureau of Maternity Services
New York
Jean Pakler
City Bureau of Maternity Services
Abortion Debate Sparks City Traffic Committee Note
Thirtieth anniversary 1941 text discusses a Texas Police association traffic committee, its formation, and a debate on abortion access. Proponents say indigent women can obtain abortions, while critics frame it as moral tragedy. The piece contrasts war casualties with unborn lives and reflects on governmental roles.
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Glaing
Fort Leavenworth Witnesses Enduring Army Tradition
Sensing The News recalls Fort Leavenworth as a crucible of U S Army history and leadership. It highlights the post’s role in training generals, from Little Bighorn to Vietnam, and notes the Command and General Staff College hosting officers from the United States and 30 allied nations.
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Southern States Industrial Council
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West Point
Henry Leavenworth
Missouri River
Ft. L Teavenworth
California
Orezon Terray
Tavenworth
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Missouri
George Custer
Little Big Horn
Nebraska
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
George S. Patton
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Vietnam
Smith
Fr. Waeevenworth
Army
Command and General Sail College
Nobel prizes awarded in five categories
Nobel prizes are awarded in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature and peace. The list includes these five disciplines and notes the traditional fields honored by the Nobel awarding process.
Letters Welcome for Editor Space Guidelines
The notice requests letters to the editor with native address at the center, but names may be withheld on request. It states that letters must be cordial and avoid personal attacks or crude remarks to be considered for publication.
Youth vote reshapes 1972 election stakes
Pressure builds as New Jersey ratifies the 18 to 20 voting age and a flood of new voters looms. Democrats mobilize campus drives while Republicans seek virgin voters. Analysts note uncertainty in turnout and party influence amid youth political awakening.
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Gardner
New Jersey
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Phil Leib
Democratic National Committee
Seth
Wnions
Gallup
Ed Muskie
Ted Kennedy
Humphrey
Nixon
White House
Estes Park
Colo
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Franklyn Notziger
National Committee
Congress
Leslie Smith
Youth Citizenship Fund
Leslie
The President's Own Marine Band Plays at White House
The US Marine Band known as The President's Own serves state functions at the White House. A historic inauguration by President Rutherford B. Hayes marks a noted event on the White House lawn.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
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