Campaigner Returns To Texas Ranch After Election
Anne Armstrong co chairs the Republican National Committee campaign to register youth and women. She travels constantly to promote Nixon's achievements and build GOP support among 18 to 21 year olds while managing her Texas ranch and five children. Her husband Tobin Armstrong guides Kenedy County cattle operations and supports her busy schedule.
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Ann Blackman
Associated Press
Armstrong
Tex
Anne Armstrong
Texas
Republican National Committee
Austin
Nixon
Kenedy County
Robert J. Dole
Tobin Armstrong
Anne
Pontiff to bless martyred priest in Rome ceremony
In Brzeg Poland, Nikolai Gajowniczek recalls the 1941 Auschwitz scene when Father Maksymilian Kolbe volunteered to die in his place. Pope Paul VI will beatify Kolbe next Sunday in Rome, honoring his martyrdom and impact.
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Nicholas Lillitos
Associated Press
BRZEG
Poland
Franciszek Gajowniczek
Auschwitz
Rome
Gajowniczek
Paul
Maksymilian Kolbe
Father Kolbe
Col. Fritsch
Fritsch
Kolbe
Church Carillon Silenced Over Noise Complaints
Chicago Circuit Court heard a case about St. Peter's United Church of Christ carillon on the Northwest Side. Rev. Warren Mueller paused chimes after residents complained. 3,400 signatures urged restoring the chimes. City inspectors will measure decibels to assess violations under the noise abatement ordinance.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Warren Mueller
Vincent W. Tondryk
Lillian Lamn
Virginia Anderson
Tondryk
Mueller
Corn crop to break four year record amount
The Agriculture Department says the 1971 national corn crop will reach 5.4 billion bushels, the highest on record, about 600 million above four years ago. Wheat and sorghum also rise to new highs while soybeans stay at a record large output, signaling major policy decisions for 1972.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Chevrolet lists 109 advantages for Chevelle
James Phillips reports that GM disclosed a Federal Trade Commission list of 109 so called advantages used in Chevelle advertising. The FTC inquiry targets substantiation of claims while Ford and GM discuss noise reduction figures and compliance. If claims lack support, an FTC order could halt the advertising.
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James Phillips
Associated Press
Washington
General Motors
Federal Trade Commission
United States
U. S
LTD
Ford
FTC
John B. Naughton
Chicago
Apples Galore in United States Crops
More than 100 kinds of apples are grown in the United States, reflecting a diverse fruit industry. The article notes broad cultivation across regions and mentions varieties suited to different climates. It highlights agricultural interest in apple production and regional specialties.
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United States
Judge allows TV in juvenile hearings in Kansas case
In Sedgwick County, Judge Michael Corrigan permitted television cameras and a microphone in a juvenile hearing for a 17 year old girl charged with runaway incorrigible and shoplifting. Crews from KAKE-TV filmed pretrial and disposition sessions and aired them with counseling ordered for mother and daughter.
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Wichita, Kan
Michael Corrigan
Sedgwick County Juvenile Court
Kake-Tv
Wichita
Corrigan
Philadelphia Plan Faces Limited Real World Impact
The Philadelphia Plan aimed to boost black participation in federally funded construction. Supreme Court losses contrast with scarce on site hiring gains across five counties. Officials cite 71 contracts worth 248 million with total federal reach near a billion nationwide. Critics call it a flop while supporters expect tougher enforcement to change outcomes.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Philadelphia (Ap
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
High Court
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Andrew Freeman
Philadelphia Urban League
Robert Robinson
Negro Trade Union Leadership Council
Department of Labor
Washington
Andrew Antonucci
The
Construction Association of Eastern Pennsylvania
Antonucci
Texas industries grow from within
Gov. Preston Smith told a statewide conference on industrial expansion that Texas growth mainly comes from within and that 23 percent of new plants are branch plants of Texas companies. Winners of the 1970 governor’s industrial expansion awards were Jimmy Dean Meat Co., Levi Strauss, Sprayberry Handbags, Gorman Peanuts, and Vintage Homes.
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Austin
Preston Smith
Texas
Marvin Watson
White House
Occidental International Corp
Smith
Jimmy Dean Meat Co
Plainview
Levi Strauss and Co
Amarillo
Sprayberry Handbags Inc
Clifton
Gorman Peanuts
Gorman
Vintage Homes Inc
Breckenridge
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China
Massachusett
Phillips- Andover Academy
Marines
University
John C. Tower
National Organization For Women
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NWP
Noise Pollution Board
Nixon Administration
Chevrolet
Robinson
Freeman
Charles Owser
Philadelphia Urban Coalition
Antarctica
South Polar
Miers
National Science Foundation
McMurdo Sound
U.S
International
William C. Croft
United Republican Fund of Illinois
Republican National Finance Committee
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Republic
Britain
Phoenix Park
Wexford
John F. Kennedy
Athens
Greece
Amalia Fleming
Alexander Fleming
Fleming
Stockholm
Sweden
Earl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
South Vietnam
Phuoc Thai
Asia
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