Mexico President Heads To Washington For Summit With Nixon
President Luis Echeverria Alvarez will visit the United States for seven days starting June 15 with stops in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Antonio before a Washington meeting with President Nixon. Topics include Colorado River salinity, technology exchange, migratory workers, and trade.
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Nixon
Moscow
Mexico
Washington
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
United States
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Colorado
Arizona
U.S
Mexicali Valley
Echeverria
Eggs shells as calcium source in nutrition Q and A
Reader asks about eggshells in drinks as a calcium source and cholesterol concerns. Dr. Lamb says eggshells contain no cholesterol, egg whites are protein rich, yolk carries cholesterol, and recommends nonfat milk products and low fat options while noting saturated fat in milk and other fats can raise cholesterol. He endorses egg white use and suggests recipes using liquid egg white substitutes. He also promotes his Cholesterol booklet for 50 cents.
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Dr Lamb
Dr. Lamb
P.O. Box
Radio City
N Y
N.Y
Timely Quotes From Political Critics
Quotes critique agriculture policy and liberal foreign policy amid election fallout. Earl L. Butz warns of starvation if back-to-nature trends continue. James Q. Wilson criticizes emotion-driven economists. George E. Plagman recalls a voting machine fiasco disenfranchising thousands in Siule’s primary.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
George E. Plagman
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Siule
Nixon Says Congress Abandoned Busing Responsibility
President Nixon criticizes Congress for not providing national desegregation standards or a six grade busing limit while signing a $19 billion education bill. He argues the moratorium on court orders would delay, not solve, the busing issue as inflation strains family budgets and school funding.
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David Lawrence
Nixon
Congress
Washington
Educatio
92Nd
93Rd
Senate
House
Ite
Inflation versus Budget Strain Shrinking Real Income Cited
The article notes rising taxes and inflation eroding purchasing power since 1949. It cites the Conference Board showing 18 570 dollars now equal 10 000 in 1949, with 2 100 more taken by taxes and 6 470 erased by inflation. State and local taxes vary beyond the estimate. It claims Phase II effects and enforcement prompts.
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Bureau of Labor _ statistics
National Consumer Finance Association
Labor Department
N.C.F.A
Conference Board
Connally as Nixon successor eyed by Republican backers
A private cadre of influential Republicans favors John Connally for the 1976 White House ticket or cabinet role, arguing his experience and negotiations skills surpass other prospects while noting Nixon’s status. The group has no formal structure or funds and has not yet approached Connally.
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Washington
Nea
Richard Nixon
Texas
Navy
Treasury
John Connally
Nixon
Connally
White House
Republic
Wasington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Martin van Buren
Spiro Agnew
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
van Buren
Buchanan
State
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Daniel Webster
John C
Nevada prison inmates serve as staff at governor mansion
Hal Boyle reports on Nevada governor Mike O Callaghan employing prison work release inmates as aides in the governor’s offices and state agencies. About 120 inmates and two women fire, repair and maintain Capitol operations while earning 1.25 dollars daily. Most are incarcerated for lesser crimes. warden Carl Hocker emphasizes careful screening and therapy through outside work.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Mike O'Callaghan
Cook
O'Callaghan
Waarden
Carl Hocker
Hocker
State Capitol
Capitol
Governor’s Office
Attorney General's Office
State Library
Department of Education
Butler
Heart Weighs About 11 Ounces for Men and Nine for Women
A medical note explains that average heart weights differ by sex, with men's hearts averaging around 11 ounces and women's about 9 ounces, reflecting physiological variation.
First American Editorial Cartoon Published in 1754
The World Almanac notes Benjamin Franklin created the first editorial cartoon for the Pennsylvania Gazette in Philadelphia on May 9, 1754. It showed a segmented snake labeled with colonies and carried the motto Join or Die, illustrating colonial unity.
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Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
Philadelphia
World Almanac
Palladium Times and Oswego Times Consolidation Notice
Public notice details the 198x consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and the Oswego Times, listing publishers Clark Morrison III and advertising representatives Thomson Newspapers. It includes subscription rates by period, carrier routes, and offices in Illinois and New York, with Associated Press rights noted.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Tates Payalle
Oswego
Wayne
Northern Coyage Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Ill
Rockefeller Fiaza
New York
N. Y
Associated Press
Palladium Times
Gisd
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Conference On Trade and Development
Unctad
Chile
International Monetary Fund
U.S.S.R
China
Lawrence E. Lamb
Diary
Israel
James Q. Wilson
Harvard
Berry's
NEA, Inc
NXONS
Ray Cromley
GOP Bloc Choice
By Roger Bollen
Hal Boyle
Parme
West Third St
Cleveland
Ceight
Peu Assn
the Palladium Times
West First St
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