Russia Egypt pact deepens Cold War ties and calls for disarmament
Podgorny flew to Cairo to ease Sadat’s purge fallout and seal a three day talks resulting in a military cooperation treaty. Both leaders criticized the United States and Israel, urged complete disarmament someday, and backed Israel's existence within secure borders. The piece notes Egypt’s cease fire stance and questions if words will translate into action.
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Russia
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Nikolai Podgorny
Cairo
Sadat
Kremlin
United States
Israel
Podgorny
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Middle East
Meany and Steelworkers Clash Over Wage Demands
AFL-CIO chief George Meany denounces the President's inflation alert as the steel wage talks open. He vows unions will not be intimidated and calls for a 9 percent annual gain, citing a U S Steel-Universal Atlas Cement settlement as a benchmark. Edwin Gott urges a firm stand against imports to protect the industry and national economic security.
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Meany
U.S. Steel
Universal- Atlas Cement Division
Alabama
Texas
New York
Missouri
Kansas
Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel
Edwin H. Gott
Gott
Tall in the Corporate Saddle Discrimination in Height Pay
University of Pittsburgh official Leland Deck argues height bias affects starting salaries, citing 1967 Pitt Business School data showing men over six feet earned 4 percent more and 1970 data up to 10 percent. He notes tallest graduates may have lower GPAs but higher pay and advises minimal styling tweaks for job seekers.
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University of Pittsburgh
Leland P. Deck
Pitt Business School
Deck
Learning French Abroad Turns Comic For Louise Cook
In Paris, Louise Cook recalls the humor of using high school French on a trip. She fumbles for nail polish remover, lighter refills, and a wine bottle label, learning that real conversations hinge on everyday phrases and correct pronunciation.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
NEW York
France
Paris
Europe
England
Texas Governor Race Tussle Shapes 1972 Outlook
Texans in politics recount the Smith Barnes rivalry as Gov. Preston Smith and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes maneuver amid a special session. Key moves include welfare funding shifts, a contentious tax bill, and redistricting debate, with futures of Smith Barnes and Hobby intertwined in a high stakes campaign preview.
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Garth Jones
Associated Press
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Smith
Dolph Briscoe
Ralph Yarborough
Barnes
Secretary of Treasury
John B. Connally
U.S
Securities and Exchange Commission
Gus Mutscher
SECU
State Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
William P. Hobby
Houston
House
Senate
Medicinal Gin Gin Developed in Holland Before 1672
Franciscus de la Roe reportedly developed Medicinal Gin Gin in Holland before 1672 by distilling spirits with juniper berries to give gin its distinctive flavor according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Franciscus de la Roe
Holland
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Acknowledging Radio Voices Facing CIA Financing
The piece notes Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe long funded by the CIA, with a 1970 subsidy of 30 million dollars. It argues for Congress to create a semipublic body to finance these stations openly like the Voice of America, ending CIA involvement while preserving their mission to counter Soviet control.
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Radio Liberty
Radio Free Europe
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Spain
Portugal
Soviet Union
Voices
United States
America
Voice of America
U.S. Information Agency
Nixon
Congress
New York
Nixon must spur economy by 1972 says NEA panel
The NEA panel warns that if unemployment and inflation persist into spring 1972, voters will hold Nixon responsible regardless of campaign shifts. Political action hinges on consumer demand and possible tax relief, with Social Security changes and a steel strike posing additional risks to swift policy impact.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
Arthur Okun
Council of Economic Advisers
University of Michigan
George Katona
Katona
Okun
Congress
Contagious Curiosities and Fashion Echoes from 1971
A Dallas Fort Worth reader column mixes quirky science tidbits with fashion notes and reader questions. It mentions tape garden seeds boosting yields, denim origin, knickers and knee socks trends, and a psychiatrist noting June peak patient unraveling in 15 year records.
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Bob Moore
Orb Bowden
Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Firemasber
West Teras Press
WSOC
Atigy
Boyle
Lubbock
Texas Tech Medical School
Mutscher
Berry's
Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Charleston
LM Boyd PO Box
Fort Worth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
L.m.boyd
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