Diplomats Face Rising Threats From Kidnappers and Killers
Editorial warns diplomats endure growing dangers as kidnappings, blackmail, and murder threaten diplomatic immunity. It cites the Bucher kidnapping and Elbrick release, urges stronger protective measures and universal stance against attacks on envoys.
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Cuba
Brazil
Bucher
Western Hemisphere
National Liberation Alliance
C. Burke Elbrick
Switzerland
Inflation and Labor Strikes Paralyze the Economy
The article argues that wage settlements by GM Ford and Chrysler will push inflation higher while UAW claims otherwise. It notes a costly GM strike, rail union walkouts under a 60 day cooling off, and fears of broader shutdowns. Government bets on stimulus and jobs to revive the economy amid inflation and deflation pressures.
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Ford
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers
Congress
Foundation seeks injunction over Wild Wild West reruns before 9 pm
The Foundation to Improve Television asks the U.S. District Court in Washington DC to stop a local station from airing Wild Wild West before 9 pm arguing that fictional violence harms children under the Fifth Amendment. Boston attorney William S. Abbot leads the effort. The piece notes broad opposition to violence in media, yet differs on whether such rules can or should exist.
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Foundation To
US. District Court
Washington, D.C
William S. Abbot
Boston
Foundation
Nis
Boyle's Column by HAL BOYLE
New York AP column muses on life choices and family legends. It notes how youth and aging shape memory, gender quirks in eating, red hair talk, and the lure of vacations, ending with a sly jab at the office girl who returns from leave with a quiet, knowing smile.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Letter to the Editor on OFO contracts and policy
A letter defends the Office of Economic Opportunity against AP allegations of improper consultant contracts. It argues OEO’s poverty mission requires outside expertise, cites Donald Rumsfeld as director, and notes past laxity led to tougher rules and office reviews.
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Mr. Rowden
OFO
Associated Press
Jean Heller
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
CFO
Donald Rumsfeld
Ized
PEO
A Christmas Story The Miracle at Derrick Texas
Imvise Paltamya fe synopsis follows Christopher who sings poorly yet finds a smile when practicing with orphans for a carol festival. Mrs Motherwell persuades them to join. The orphanage remains unaware of Bank er Skrind’s looming plot.
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Derrick
Texas
Christopher
Peggy
Letter to condemn the Orphanage sparks town scheme
Banker Skrind shows off a letter claiming the Orphanage is condemned as unsafe and unsightly. Fred Ketchum condemns the timing near Christmas as Skrind plots to remove the orphans, while Gus Derek notes stiff new OEO rules about contract favoritism.
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Skrind
Gus Derek
Ketchum’s
Fred
Fred Ketchum
Skriad
Ketchum
Disruption's Seeds In High Schools
NEA Washington report notes adult influences on student disruption in urban high schools. Research financed by HEW links civil rights protests and media exposure to campus unrest. Findings show disruptions rise with un authorized visitors and full time working students.
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Washington
NEA
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Brooklyn
Seattle
Atlanta
United States
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Muskie Widens Lead for 72 Nomination
Muskie holds a growing edge for the 1972 Democratic nomination as no rival makes a strong break. McGovern and Hughes emphasize even leftward positions while Kennedy remains the sole major challenger, with public perception favoring Muskie’s broad appeal, lead in polls, endorsements, and organization.
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Washington
NEA
Edmund Muskie
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Muskie
White House
Sens
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Birch Bayh
Indiana
George MccGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Hughes
Edward Kennedy
Bayh
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
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