Exploitation Debate Frames Allende UN Speech
President Salvador Allende accused U S corporations and banks of imperialism in a United Nations General Assembly speech while U S diplomat George Bush argued foreign investment benefits all. The piece also discusses economic theory and Nigeria's oil wealth and development.
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Salvador Allende Gossens
Chile
United Nations General Assembly
United States
U.S
Allende
World Bank
George Bush
Bush
Ecology Movement
Is the Lady Too Thin Dear Dr Lamb
A 23 year old woman, 5 ft 4 in, 94 pounds, seeks advice on weight gain and fatigue. The columnist suggests thyroid check, endocrine evaluation by an endocrinologist, and a nutrition plan with higher calorie intake and strength training. If no medical issue exists, advocate calorie dense diet, fats, sweets, smaller roughage, and regular meals.
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Dr. Lamb
County Medical Society
University Medical Center
Radio City Station
New York
N. Y
Boo
Broad But Vital Issues Holding Up Peace Pact With North Viets
Fragments outline talks among American diplomats and North and South Vietnamese officials as Washington seeks a ceasefire and a negotiated settlement. President Nixon hopes for a signed treaty and reduced hostilities, while Saigon demands security assurances against future aggression. The piece notes international influence from Peking and Moscow, possible Christmas ceasefire extensions, and ongoing discussions with Hanoi and Saigon about a modified treaty text.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Nixon
Hanoi
Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Republic of
Nort
Vietnam
Indo - China
North
S. Vietnam
Side walk musings on who lives best a man dog or cat
Hal Boyle argues civilization makes human life worst while cats thrive. A dog enjoys freedom from money and work, yet a cat reigns supreme, content to daydream and ignore masters. The piece weighs natural instincts against urban constraints, concluding the cat leads the livelier, freer life.
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Hal Boyle
Trade trends stretch Nixon aims amid global competition
Brookings analysts warn that global interdependence challenges U S dominance as Japan and Western Europe push exports and seek trade with the United States The piece notes labor groups push Burke Hartke import limits while Nixon pursues broader overseas trade and security goals The panelists say economic nationalism may rise but resources constraints and shifting power require a pragmatic approach by the United States and unions alike
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Washington
Nea
Congress
U. S
Nixon
China
Soviet Union
United States
Brookings Station
Brookings
Japan
Europe
America
Western
Personal Finance: You Cannot Deduct That Political Contribution
A tax ruling clarifies deductions for political contributions in 1972. Eligible deductions cover contributions to candidates, national parties, and other political organizations. Social events with paid tickets are deductible only if primarily political in purpose. otherwise they count as entertainment.
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Party of
United States
Ally
Internal Revenue
John Upright
Lake County
Better Government Party
LCBGP
Joe
Elmer
IRS
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
CPA
Harry Z. Garian
Quick quiz on body, zebra color, and colonial militia
A set of trivia answers states the human body contains about five quarts of blood. It notes zebras are white with black stripes or nearly so with black stripes. It identifies the National Guard as the oldest U S military force, tracing to the Old North Regiment of the Massachusetts Colonial Militia founded in 1636.
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A-Science
National Guard
Old North Regiment
Colonial Militia
Massachusetts
Timely Quotes on Liberty and Energy Costs
A compact clip presents quotes on liberty from Milton and on energy costs. It notes Popeye’s spinach metaphor and references Peter G. Peterson at an American meeting, framing a theme of constrained resources.
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Peter G. Peterson
John Milton
Palladium Times Oswego Oswego Consolidation History
The Palladium Times Oswego N Y consolidates the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times with Clark Morrison as publisher Rates show annual advance payments and per week carrier charges Mail and subscription rates listed for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga Co areas Advertising reps listed Associated Press note included.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Oswego
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Advertising Representative Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Inl
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N. Y
Associated Ess
The
Palladium Times
Associated Press
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