Nixon’s Moscow visit marked by steady diplomacy and headlines
Nixon’s trip to the Soviet Union signals cautious progress on nuclear disarmament space and trade. The visit, likened to prior headlines in 1959, underscores how changing leaders Brezhnev and Khrushchev alter perceptions of U.S.-Soviet relations and Nixon’s political comeback.
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Russia
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
America
U.S.S.R
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Russias
Communist Party
Dick Nixon
U.S
Notox non toxic model cement touted by Mount Clemens firm
Editorial lauds glue reform with Notox a citrus scented safe cement from Model Products of Mount Clemens Michigan. The product avoids toxic toluene claims to be equally effective for cementing and is praised by Virginia H. Knauer as technology with a conscience.
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Model Products
Mount Clemens
Mich
Virginia H. Knauer
Turkish gender language and women's liberation debate
The piece discusses the campaign to adopt Ms as a feminine title in place of Miss or Mrs as part of reducing sexism in language. It notes Turkish lacks gendered terms, using kardes for sibling and bayan for women, with sayin for unknown sex, arguing history may contradict such linguistic liberation theories.
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Kardes
Law Schools See Surge in Applicants Across Nation
The article notes a doubling trend in law school applications every five years. In 1960, 24,000 took the LSAT and projections reach 135,000 by 1972, a rise analyzed by Angus S. McSwain Jr. of Baylor University Law School who expects the surge to peak soon.
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Ralph Nader
Angus S$. McSwain Jr
Baylor University
School of Law
Today in History May 26 1972 Highlights and Birthdays
May 26 1972 is the 147th day with 219 remaining. Notable events include the 1868 Johnson impeachment defeat by one vote and 1790 Tennessee organized as a territory. Other items cite Napoleon crowned king of Italy in 1805 and Cheops ship discovery in 1954, plus 1960s and 1970s notes and birthday mentions.
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Associated Press
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Tennessee
Napoleon Bonaparte
Italy
Montana
Stalingrad
Caucasus
Radio Tokyo
London
New York
Cheops
Egypt
Algiers
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
China
North
Vietnam
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for Publication
The paper outlines submission rules for letters including requirement of signature and address, withheld upon request, a maximum length of 500 words, general interest, and prohibition of poor taste.
Beautiful Youth Scene Echoes Across Sidewalks
A columnist recounts an elderly woman being shoved off a sidewalk by laughing junior high boys and notes broader concerns about youth behavior. He cites Iris B Banken’s critique in Christianity and Crisis about a Wyoming high school crowd and a wider national trend of youth worship and declining manners.
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Iris B. Bauken
Natrona County High School
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
O.K
Lion's den
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
How to be a good conversationalist says Boyle
Haley Boyle offers tips on charm and memory in conversation noting that people remember flattering remarks. A dozen ready made lines are suggested to reassure others and bolster self esteem.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Daniel Boone’s Pioneering Route and Land Loss Noted
A World Almanac summary recalls Daniel Boone as an American pioneer who blazed the Wilderness Road through the Cumberland Gap into Kentucky. It notes, with irony, that Boone lost title to much of his best land via ejectment suits despite his service to Kentucky.
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Daniel Boone
Cumberland Gap
Appalachian Mountains
Kentucky
World Almanac
Boone
Pecos Bridge Hosts Visit and Upcoming Town Hall Plans
Mrs. M W Collie and Mrs. Monroe Kerr hosted a bridge for Mrs. W H Buck with high and low scores won by Mrs. W W Runnels and Mrs. Tom McClure. The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a May tea with a Daphne Du Maurier book review. Pecos Town Hall Association will offer lectures starting in fall with $10 per couple memberships.
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M.W. Collie
Monroe Kerr
W.H. Buck
Buck
J.A. Crane
W.W. Runnels
Tom McClure
Mmes
Jim Camp
Lillie Cole
J.E. Starley
Ralph Williams
Albert Sisk
Charles Manahan
W.W. Dean
W.J. Buck
Mrs. Collie
Mrs. Kerr
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Methodist Women
George Ross
South Cherry Street
Alton Hughes
J.B. Heard
Dewey Richburg
Oram Green
Daphne du Maurier
J.C. English
Franz J. Polgar
American Platform Guild
Town Hall Association
2030 Club of
Pecos
Ruth Bryan Owen Roide
Biossat questions defense cuts amid California primary
Bruce Biossat analyzes Manpower savings debate with Senators McGovern and Humphrey as they clash in California about defense spending. Brookings Institute finds past manpower cuts did not lower costs, while pay raises boost defense payroll. The piece argues a Europe-based force return would not save money and details volunteer army implications.
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Los Angeles
NEA
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
California
Brookings Institution
Humphrey
McGovern
Nixon
U.S
Europe
NATO
Brookings
Congress
Vietnam
Defense Department
United States
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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O’ferrall
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South Cedar Street
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Yuba City
Calif
John Wayne
Laurance S Rockefeller
Citizen’s Advisory Committee On Environmental Quality
David Poling, D.D
Rev
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Boyle
Sylvia Sandoval
Bruce Biossat
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