Nixon Campaigning in New York Exposes Weak Control
Nixon’s fall campaign through Westchester Nassau Counties shows efforts to pick safe venues but reveals imperfect control over crowds and signals. A large Nassau rally drew 16,000 with pro Nixon signs, yet a balcony fistfight and ongoing heckling underscored vulnerabilities in his effort to project strength ahead of McGovern.
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Nixon
Westchester
Nassau
New York City
Ohio
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon High Command
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Seaboard States
Nassau County Coliseum
Uniondale
L.L
George McGovern
The Earnest Truth About Routine Labor and Self Worth
Editorial argues that automation will shrink the need for human effort in dull jobs but a class of workers accepts low self investment in work. Professors Dubin and France contend that people can perform mundane tasks productively without emotional or intellectual commitment, a skill that may gain value as automation expands.
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Robert Dubin
William A. France
California
Michigan
Retirement ends 48 year career of Chas A Guy
Chas A Guy, longtime editor and publisher of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal, announced his retirement after a 48 year run in Texas journalism. Born 1902 in Baltimore, he began in Tulsa papers, joined Plains Journal in 1924, and led the Avalanche Journal from 1925 onward. He chaired numerous boards, aided Goodefellows, and built the paper from 4,000 to over 88,000 in circulation.
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Tex
Chas
Guy
Avalanche- Journal
Texas News Annals
Tulsa
Okla) Democrat
the Tribune
Tulsa World
Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Europe
Mexico
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Plainman
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
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Georgetown
Lawrenceville
Ill
University of Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Tulsa Democrat
Tulsa Tribune
el Reno
Okla
American
Bristow Okla
Record
Plains Journal
Dorrance Roderick
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Journal
Morning Avalanche
Amarillo Globe- News Publishing Co
Avalanche Journal
el Paso Times and Herald
el Paso Times
Evening Herald
West Texas Press Association
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Texas Election Bureau
Texas Press Association
Texas Associated Press Editors Association
Sigma Delta Chi
First Presbyterian Church of
Gate Arrival concept brings Kansas City airport design
A new 250 million dollar Kansas City airport opens in November using a gate arrival layout. One level C shaped clusters form a triangle, with planes on the outer perimeter and parking in the center. Passengers walk about 33 steps from terminal to plane, shortening the trip significantly.
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Kansas City
Chis
One Last Chance to Change the System Warns Professor Nichols
Wilbert Nichols, a black history professor at Cuyahoga Community College in Ohio, warns that the impending presidential election offers a final chance to alter the system. He says if Nixon wins in 1972, Agnew could win in 1976 and 1980, marking an end if the pattern repeats.
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Wilbert Nichols
Cuyahoga Community College
Ohio
Nixon
Agnew
Letters to the Editor Guidelines Printed
The notice lists submission rules for letters to the editor including signature and address disclosure on request, a 900 word limit, general interest requirement, and a prohibition on poor taste. It emphasizes that letters meeting criteria will be printed.
Yellowstone National Park in the United States
Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872, is the oldest and largest national park in the United States. It spans 2.2 million acres and contains the world s largest geyser field. The Yellowstone River features dramatic waterfalls and canyons. It ranks among the world s largest wildlife sanctuaries.
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Yellowstone National Park
United States
Hallmark for Quality
The term hallmark originated from Goldsmiths Hall in London where jewelers stamped hall marks on gold and silver to certify value. Today hallmark describes good quality in a wide range of products.
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Goldsmith’s Hall
London
Memories and fashion from a bygone era in Boyle’s column
NEW YORK AP memories are like seasons of year each with pageantry. The piece recalls past social norms from before feminism, noting slang, fashion, drink norms, gender expectations and changing views on music, politics, and daily life, ending with a nostalgic reminder of those days.
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New York
Mars
Quick quiz trivia from a 19th century quiz column
A compilation of brief trivia: Copenhagen the Waterloo horse, long lived owls, the American turkey, Democritus as father of modern science, Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian Niagara side, prairie schooners named for their shiplike look, and Negro spirituals as the only truly American folk songs.
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Democritus
Niagara Falls
Horseshoe Falls
Draft peace plan repeats 1950s failures in Vietnam
Washington analysis argues Kissinger Le Duc plan echoes Laos Korea and World War I ceasefires but will fail. It warns Communists will breach any agreement, undermine free elections, and press territorial control via shadow governments and selective terror. The piece notes Hanoi reinserts cadres to dominate hamlets and provinces as battle lines shift.
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Washington
NEA
Kissinger-Le Duc
Laos
North Vietnam
U.S
China
Hanoi
Korea
South
Vietnam
Cambodia
Today in History Highlights and Birthdays for Oct 31, 1972
On this date in history events include Luther nailing his 95 theses in 1517 and Nevada's statehood in 1864. Other notes cover New York's 1674 evacuation, Columbia University's founding in 1754, Oswald's Moscow remarks in 1959, Thieu's 1969 oath, and U Thant's missile dismantling update. Birthdays list Chiang Kai-shek and Barbra Bel Geddes. Thought for today quotes Shaw on democracy.
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Associated Press
Martin Luther
Castle Church
Wittenberg
Germany
New York City
King’s College
Columbia University
Nevada
U.S. Treasury
Britain
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Texas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Moscow
U.S
U Thant
Cuba
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Vietnam
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Barbara Bel Geddes
George Berenard Shaw
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