Rajmata Gayatri Devi in Jaipur Campaign for Parliament
In Jaipur a white jeep arrives as crowds greet Gayatri Devi Rajmata of Jaipur campaigning to retain her seat as a Swatantra candidate. She has long been known as a princess, beauty icon, and political figure challenging Indira Gandhi in the upcoming March elections.
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Maharani
Jaipur
Rajmata
Swatantra Party
Gayatri Devi
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Gandhi
India
Cooch Bihar
Maharaja
England
Indians Seek Better Image in Hollywood films
Hollywood debates image of Native Americans in film. Chiefs and actors criticize depictions as savage and inaccurate, while Indian groups press for fair portrayals and more industry jobs. Protests and rebranding of films show growing activism by Native, Chicano, and Mexican-American communities.
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Hollywood
Dan George
Jay Silverheels
Minneapolis
American Indian Movement
Motion Picture Producers Association
Louis Braille Foundation Announces Blind Pianist Contest
The Louis Braille Foundation for Blind Musicians invites third or fourth year high school blind students to enter a piano contest. Finalists via tape entries perform in New York in May 1971 with prizes of 500 and 300 dollars, and 100 dollar Piano Proficiency Awards for all selected entrants. Applications are available at 112 E 19 St New York NY 10003.
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New York
Louis Braille Foundation For
Louis Braille Foundation
E. 19 St
N.Y
Agriculture Secretary Points To Income Gains By Farmer
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin cites decade long progress in farm income while noting that farm households still earn far less than nonfarmers. He points to 1970 realized net income per farm near 1969 record and 82 percent above 1960, with per capita farm income rising from 5 to 78 percent of nonfarmers. He warns of ongoing cost pressures and a likely small decline in 1971 net income, urging focus on income per farm and per capita farm income amid productivity gains from new tech and structural changes.
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Washington (Ap
Clifford M. Hardin
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Hardin
Agriculture Department
USDA
New York Satire on Cost of Living and Modern Oddities
Hal Boyle offers a humorous list of grievances from high living costs to absurd modern habits. He lampoons youth serving, hot pants, TV doctor shows, dental crime-solving, musical liquor bottles, meddling in law, and incongruous social behaviors. The piece closes with a plea to deliver us from these predicaments.
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New York
Vietnam
Bread costs and farmer shares in U S bread price study
Washington AP reports a 1947 49 to 1970 comparison of loaf price components. Farmers earned 3 4 cents per loaf in 1967 and 1970 while transportation flour milling and other costs grew. The mid dleman spread widened by 6.1 percent last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Bible Quizzes Amid Israeli Prison Walls
An Hadassah magazine feature reveals annual Bible competitions among Israeli inmates, with 70 semifinalists and 16 finalists gathered in Ramle's Central Jail. Inmates, teachers, and prison groups study Torah through months of prep, mirroring national interest in biblical contests.
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Italy
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Russia
America
Israel
United States
Hadassah Magazine
Women's Zionist Organization of America
Central Jail
Ramle
Torah
Neve Tirza
Tel Mond
Nixon Must Turn Healer
President Nixon faces a difficult task to isolate and treat the struggling construction industry amid a broad, expanding economy. He weighs targeted wage price actions, warns against broad measures, and notes indicators such as erotic financing, wage hikes, racial employment disparities, union skill restraints, and slow code reforms as signs of industry illness. The sector trails overall growth by about half, demanding careful policy to avoid wider economic harm.
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New York
Nixon
Indochina
Chickens Doing Their Share In Egg Year
Washington AP reports that hens produced over 70.3 billion eggs in the year, up 1.22 billion from 1969 as the number of laying birds rose. The average per bird slipped to 218 eggs from 220.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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