Nazi War Crimes File Still Open in Germany
An editorial notes the Ludwigsburg Central Office for Nazi crimes remains active as Germany extends statutes of limitations. With many witnesses fading, aging defendants, and many survivors reluctant to testify, experts doubt further mass crimes will be uncovered though trials may continue until 1980 and possible prosecutions to 2000.
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Germany
Central Office
Ludwigsburg
New York
Federal Republic
Bonn
Adalbert Ruckert
United States
Wages Tied to Profits Say Elmhurst Letter Writer
William R. Bates of Elmhurst Ill argues in a Wall Street Journal letter that wages should track profits not prices. He notes wages rose about 35 percent 1965 to 1970 while profits as a share of sales stayed largely stable despite inflation. He predicts union leaders will not embrace this proposal.
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Wall Street Journal
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ralph Nader
William R. Bates
Elmhurst
Ill
Controversial Timely Quotes on Crime and Desegregation
A collection of quotes from officials and public figures on crime punishment wage controls pornography desegregation and Vietnam missing in action families. Notable voices include Peter Brodie Seymour R Thaler Edward Lindquist John V Lindsay George Wallace and John Bell Williams.
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Edward E. Lindquist
Vietnam
George Wallace
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Alabama
Trudeau fatherhood sparks talk of politics and modern values
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his 22 year old wife announce a December baby. The news shifts public mood, with Liberals cheering potential votes while observers ponder the reformist image. Mrs Trudeau scales back public appearances as RCMP escorts tighten protection.
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Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Parenthood
Swinger
Vancouver
Trudeaus
Perth
Ontario
Trudeau
Ottawa Citizen
Margaret
Ottawa Journal
Mary
John A. Macdonald
Barbra Streisand
Pierre
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Belgium tests church unity and school religion programs
In Belgium, Protestant leader Dr. Andre Pieters says church unification and religious teaching in public schools are working well. Religious courses are offered but not required with credits, in a pluralist system. A forthcoming ceremony will recognize mutual baptisms with Cardinal Leo Suenens, as unity grows.
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George W.cornell
Belgium
Andre J. Pieters
U.S
United States
Pieters
Protestant Church In
Denver
Colo
Leo Cardinal Leu
Ens
Dr. Pieters
United Church
Reformed Church- Presbyterians
Ford to curb substandard foreign car output
The article notes some factories ship substandard products for profit and cites Henry Ford's announced action. It states Ford has been producing abroad a popular American sport car, with manufacturing split between England and Germany, per Washington ND small business notes.
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Henry Ford
Ford
England
Germany
Liberalism and consumerism in modern industry debate
A critique of liberal consumerism and labor unions linking quality of British and American products to labor laws and National Federation of Independent Business polls. It cites Ford English production shifts, rising defects, and foreign car imports challenging Detroit.
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Ford
British Isles
England
Independent Business
National Federation of Independent Business
Detroit Auto
Japan
Germany
National Labor Relations Board
Pass It On by L M Boyd A quirky column of facts and quips
A 1971 McNaught Syndicate column by L M Boyd presents humorous miscellany on topics from medical trivia and fashion etiquette to language origins and absurd observations. It includes throwaway lines about lightning survival, lipstick costs, and a clock so precise it won’t gain a second in 3,000 years, ending with reader submissions address.
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U.S
LM Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
Nixon Messages Timed for Impact
President Nixon employs unpredictability as a tool of policy signaling in economic measures and military moves. The article argues this strategy aims to deter foes, reassure allies, and pressure nations to cooperate while hinting at tougher actions if actions fail.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
North Vietnam
Laos
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Vietnam
Brezhnev and Company
Kremlin
Pussycat
Middle East
Kissinger
China
Chou En-lai
U.S
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Scotland Yard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Gyles Brandreth
Denmark
Seymour R. Thaler
John V. Lindsay
Oterrall Pally
Steve May Managine
FRAN
PAPC
Georgia Stroud Women’s Editor
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Eee Thes West Tears Press
Mssoctati
Trudeau Papa
Mt. Waialeale
Hawaii
Kauai
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Berry's
L.m.boyd
Steve Hansen
Hawthorne
Calif
Italy
Capri
Atlanta
Britain
Conrad Hilton
Katherine Anne Porter
Ara Parseghian
James Cagney
Bess Myerson
Richard Nixon
Marlon Brando
George Dolan
Savage
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Ray Cromley
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