Advise and Consent Not Nitpick in Supreme Court Nominations
The piece argues Nixon abused his power by claiming unilateral rights to appoint Supreme Court justices after Senate rejections. It praises Powell Jr. as highly qualified while condemning Behrquist as unfit and notes labor leaders questioning his humanity. It warns Senate should not block meritorious picks for ideological reasons.
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Nixon
Senate
Supreme Court
Haynesworth
Carswell
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
William H. Behrquist
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Rehnquist
Mars Weather Watcher Mariner 9 Faces Dust Storm
Mariner 9, orbiting Mars, photographs a massive dust storm believed to be the planet’s worst observed. The craft also records darkening waves from polar spring, aiding study of Martian weather and surface conditions. Two Russian probes follow, aiming to attempt soft landings and deepen planetary knowledge.
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Mariner 9
Mars
Martian
Earth
Red Planet
Ite
Mariner
Moon
Oats and Vitamin B-rich Diet Advocated by Scotsman
The Scotsman argues oats are a premier nutrition source, detailing rolled oats and oatmeal products and linking oats to calcium iron and vitamin B. Adelle Davis endorses steel-cut oats and advises diabetics to ensure daily vitamin B intake, calling it the "poor man's insulin" in a small lesson.
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Adelle Davis
Harcourt, Brace & World
Nutrition Authority
Training for Diabetes Letter Offer and Retort
Berry's World invites readers to send 35 cents and a stamped selfaddressed envelope for training material. A reader replies to a retirement rumor about Doc Berry and asserts continued writing, denying retirement claims. A separate inquiry asks for gallstone cure, but the answer states gallstones cannot be dissolved.
Plan to revalue currencies among top non Communist nations
Washington signals a coordinated move by the Group of Ten to devalue the dollar by about 10 percent by lifting gold to around 38.50 an ounce. The United States aims to curb imports, boost exports, and improve the trade balance, with no unilateral devaluation until after ministers meet in Washington on December 17-18. It urges Japan to revalue the Yen to enhance bilateral trade while discussing broader currency realignments to stabilize world trade.
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Washington
United States
Group of Ten
Japan
Painkillers Work Better With Age Says Study
Hal Boyle presents a collection of brief items noting a VA study finding older patients report greater pain relief from analgesics, anecdotes about royalty tattoo trends, the value of college, a golfer’s motto, transplant priorities, and quotes. It includes scientific publishing trends, eggs stored broad end up, mood in midlife, and social folklore.
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New York
Veterans Administration
Czar Nicholas II
Kaiser Wilhelm II
King Edward VII
Lady Randolph Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Walter Hagen
America
Thomas Wolfe
Quick Quiz: Presidents listed as dark horse candidates
Polk Pierce Hayes Garfield and Harding are named as dark horse candidates. The prompt asks which presidents are listed, and the answer identifies five: James K. Polk Franklin Pierce Rutherford B. Hayes James Garfield and Warren G. Harding.
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Polk
Pierce
Hayes
Garfield
Harding
U S must rate trade barriers to pay debts
Washington comments assess how Nixon aides face world trade barriers harming U S economic strength. Postwar aid and tariff moves helped Europe and Japan rebound, yet high foreign barriers persist. U S firms invest abroad to counter barriers, while Nixon seeks to reduce discrimination and expand free trade despite loud opposition.
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Ray Cromley
U.S
United States
U. S
Japan
Europe
Nixon
Japan Flexibility in Currency Talks With United States
Bruce Bioss reports from Tokyo on Japan's cautious shift toward greater currency and trade flexibility. Japan seeks to reduce uncertainty over the yen while balancing exports with imports, especially to the United States. Officials warn against misreading this as weakness and stress mutual benefit in a broader Asia strategy. Prime Minister Sato will face President Nixon in California, with both sides urged to give and take to ease strains.
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Tokyo
NEA
Japan
United States
U.S
America
Canada
U. S
Asia
South Korea
Malaysia
Timothy Titcomb Letters author and moon dream timing
Josiah Gilbert Holland wrote the Timoth Titcomb Letters, a commentary on manners of the era. The moon is silent because it has no atmosphere to carry sound. Scientists report dreams occur four to six times nightly, each lasting 15 to 29 minutes.
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Josiah Gilbert Holland
Oswego Palladium Times Consolidation Details
The Oswego Palladium Times informs readers of its consolidation on April 21, 1925, merging the Oswego Palladium and the Oswego Times. Publisher Clark Morrison Ord lists subscription and mail rates, advertising representatives, and Associated Press membership for local news coverage.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison Ord
Oswego
Wayre
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Phines Ave
Des Piches
Fil
Rockefeller Flaza
New York
N. Y
Orae Associated
Associated Press
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Francis J. Braceland
English
Senuel — Coleridge
NEA Tec
West Thi St
Cleveland
Ohio
Bruce Bioss
Sato
California
Timothy Titcomb
the Palladium Times
West First St
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