Nixon Opens Moscow Visit With Hints of Progress
The president announced he will attend a Moscow summit after visiting Peking. Gromyko extended the invitation and Nixon cited potential progress toward settling differences between the superpowers. He stressed war would be no winner and noted possible arms talks amid moves to Vietnam withdrawal.
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Peking
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U. S
Vietnam
Labor and restraint in phase two wage policy debate
The piece analyzes how organized labor might discipline itself for the Pay Board in Phase Two. George Meany says unions will participate but reserve the right to strike if agreements pre freeze are honored, and to veto or challenge board decisions. It weighs Nixon seeking broad support against labor's push for autonomy.
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Nixon
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John Connally
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Meany
Labor
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Specialists for pets emerge in veterinary medicine
With the pet population growing faster than humans in the United States and Canada, specialization appears in veterinary medicine. At Amherst Veterinary Hospital in Ontario one doctor pursues ophthalmology and feline diseases while a partner focuses on orthopedics and radiology. A third doctor handles bird diseases and a fourth is a heart specialist.
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United States
Canada
Amherst Veterinary Hospital
Ontario
Dionne Warwicke Embraces Variety In Music And Life
In a New York interview, Dionne Warwicke rejects pigeonholes for her singing calling herself versatile across blues rock folk and jazz. She notes a name change adding an E for numerology and cites a million in sales from her latest album plus a busy touring schedule and philanthropies.
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New York
Dionne Warwicke
Miss Warwicke
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Warwick
Patti Page
Warwicke
Copacabana
Miami
Las Vegas
David
Texans Start to Shape Texas Role in 1972 Democratic Delegation
The National Democratic Committee adopts reform rules affecting Texas delegates. Patricia Roberts Harris becomes acting chair of the credentials panel with support from Sen. Hubert Humphrey and Texas representatives Strauss and Patman. Texas gains five seats on key committees and Civil rights concerns shape platform debates ahead of the 1972 Miami Beach convention.
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Associated Press
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Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
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Washington
Patricia Roberts Harris
Hubert Humphrey
D- Minn
Robert Strauss
Dallas
Carrin Patman
Canada
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Strauss
Barbara Jordan
Houston
Miami Beach
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
John Connally
Ben Barnes
Ernor
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
This Day in History Highlights 1879 Edison Lamp
On October 21 1879 Thomas A Edison created a workable electric lamp after 14 months of testing in Menlo Park New Jersey. The entry notes other historical events on the date including the launch of the Constitution in 1797 and Trafalgar in 1805.
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Thomas A. Edison
Menlo, Park
N.J
Boston
Lord Nelson
Spain
Cape of Trafalgar
Napoleon
Canton
U.S
Attica and Black America’s New Era Of Strife
The article laments Attica prison violence and argues black America faces a shift, with white guards predominating in a mostly black institution. It condemns the penal system for fostering hatred, notes broader societal problems, and extends sympathy to families of victims.
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California
Uncle Sam
America
Attica
New York
Bequest to sue doctor sparks odd Dallas probate tale
A Texas man's will directs his attorney to use a large bequest to sue his physician for malpractice. The doctor reportedly continues treating the ailing beneficiary in Dallas as the sworn tale circulates. The attorney swears the story is true.
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Dallas
Army study links captain support to ex-prisoner success
A wartime study of stockade releases finds two thirds of first-time offenders returned to productive military life, while one third failed. No clear predictors emerged except that captains who believed in salvaging these men increased success rates, suggesting after care and fair treatment reduce recidivism.
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Washington
Nea
United States
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