Brandt Wins Peace Prize In Historic Nobel Moment
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt won the Nobel Peace Prize for opening Soviet West German talks and fostering reconciliation in Europe. The prize includes an 88000 dollar award and will be presented December 10 in Oslo.
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Germany
Willy Brandt
Europe
Brandt
Alfred Nobel
Oslo
Norway
Hitler
Norman Borlaug
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Elihu Root
Cordell Hull
Kremlin
Nixon's Court Nominees Display High Court Qualifications
President Nixon named Lewis F. Powell and William H. Rehnquist to the Supreme Court, stressing constitutional duty over loyalty to the appointing president. Early Senate reaction was favorable with praise from Byrd Kruska and Bayh, who urged selecting the best minds for lifetime justices.
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Nixon Clearl
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Virginia
American Bar Association
William H. Rehnquist
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Powell
Roman Kruska
Nebraska
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Nixon
High Court
Rehnquist
Jackson
Stanford Law School
Segregated schools for women debated by Baylor professor
Dr Neal McCoy visiting Baylor University says a good case exists for sexually segregated schools for women arguing men dominate leadership roles in coeducational settings. He notes girls in single sex schools gain leadership chances while missing some coed opportunities. He cites his Smith College background to contrast outcomes.
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Waco
Texas
Women's Liberation Movement
Neal McCoy
Baylor University
McCoy
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Boyle’s Wish List Of Fantasies For Life’s Do‑Over
HAL BOYLE imagines a life relived with impossible, humorous wants from sailing seven seas to chasing legends like Julie Andrews and Julie Christie. He lampoons the urge to flee work, seek grand adventures, and gift editors with green eyeshades amid his playful list.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Julie Andrews
Spain
Ireland
Bali
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Las Vegas
Wyoming
Manhattan
Redskins
Minnesota
Julie Christie
America
Doctor may be on Skylab trip
Dr. James C. Fletcher hinted that one or two physicians may serve on Skylab missions starting in 1973. The plan calls for three crews, with 56 day flights, to study medical and other experiments aboard the first U.S. space station.
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Frank Macomber
Copley News Service
U. S. Astronaut Corps
James C. Fletcher
Federal Space Agency
Utah State Medical Association
Fletcher
America
Space Station
Globe
Apollo
Moon
U.S. Astronaut Corps
Joseph P. Kerwin
Donald L. Holmquest
William Thornton
Story Musgrave
U.S
Doctor
Earth
Charles A. Berry
Beliefs and Bites of Everyday Life in 1971
A collage of odd facts and opinions from L M Boyd includes androphobia among women, jokes about Washington and banana lore, dental cavities in South Carolina, memory in women, and a note on Smithsonian purse. It also covers juries for 18 year olds, baseball ages, Social Security pensions, smoking weight differences, and daily steps.
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Congress
George Washington
Andy Jackson
Abe Lincoln
South Carolina
Smithsonian Institution
Massachusetts
Old Man’s World Seen In Power Structures
A column discusses youth underrepresentation in institutions. It notes Rome’s bishops and cardinals aging, the U.S. Supreme Court's average age of 70, and trustee studies showing few young, Black, or female leaders. The writer urges token, not full, youth presence.
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Council of Bishops
Rome
College of Cardinals
Italy
United States
Church
Congress
Supreme Court
Old Blackoe
Hubert Beck
Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges
Troy Custer
Church Council
Board of Trustees
Court Appointments and Elections Discussed in Ads
A note suggests that if 35 is considered mature in want ads, it could spill over into court appointments and council elections. The reference cites Newspaper Enterprise Association as the source.
U S Vows Continued Defense of Taiwan Despite UN Vote
The United States will continue to guarantee military defense of Nationalist China on Taiwan, using air naval and technical support but not ground troops. Reduction of troops may be delayed due to UN repercussions, with eventual downsizing expected.
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Washington
Nea
United States
China
Taiwan
White House
Pentagon
State Department
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Seventh Fleet
People’s Republic of China
Peking
United Nations
U.N
Nixon
Taipei
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
South Korea
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Harvard
Nevada
Czechoslovakia
L.M Boyd
P.O
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Dick Turner
Nea Lee
David Poling, D.D
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David Poling
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Ray Cromley
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