25 Aug 1972
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1972
Page
1
The editorial discusses a push for clearer ingredient labeling in cosmetics. It cites President Nixon’s consumer adviser Virginia Knauer and warns manufacturers that lack of transparency may invite tests, questions, and Congressional scrutiny, stressing consumer buyership as driver of change.
Criminologist Donald R. Cressey argues that replacing arrests of individuals will not stop organized crime, likening it to a machine with replaceable parts. He proposes flanking strategies such as legalizing more gambling and expanding low-interest loans to undermine criminal profit, while stressing that organization itself is the core worry.
In Peking the Temple of Heaven once served as the ceremonial center of imperial power, a place where emperors spoke with heaven. Now the site is a public park where visitors explore the Hall of Prayers and whispering wall, while marveling at Ming Dynasty architecture and the common workers who built it.
The Livingston County newspaper announces subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within and outside the county, with varying yearly and short-term options. It lists staff including Publisher Jerome Pearce, General Manager John Plesko, editors, managers, and the circulation figure, noting daily publication and postal details.
AP reports a surge in stock splits as a side effect of the Nixon era dividend freeze. With a 4 percent cap on dividend increases and no split regulation, the NYSE and Amex have logged unprecedented numbers this year, as investors seek lower priced shares.
Belgrade based assessment argues Nixon’s renewed mandate would stabilize American influence. Milovan Djilas praises Nixon’s Peking and Moscow trips and cautions against McGovern shifts, noting Western observers fear a liberal shift could tilt global power.
Illinois voters face a tight race as Daniel J. Walker trails in momentum while George C. McGovern’s national position and local debates shape opinions. Ogilvie gains steam with Nixon and Percy wins, prompting Walker to shift tactics and plan additional televised debates before the election.
AP report from Miami Beach notes the Republican convention ended with conservatives in firm control. Ronald Reagan Barry Goldwater and John Tower lead the party’s direction, replacing earlier figures like Nelson Rockefeller and Charles Percy. Nixon’s re nomination and election win shaped a more conservative path entering his second term.
Nixon opened his re election drive in Illinois addressing the American Legion in Chicago after a Miami Beach nomination. McGovern aims to visit Illinois as a key state with Shriver, while Daley remains cool to the campaign.
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