03 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
1
Dr. Edward Freis, winner of the 1971 Albert Lasker Award, urges mass screening and public education to combat hypertension. He notes drug therapy can cut deaths by over 50 percent and prevent major complications, criticizing FDA stagnation and urging government and media efforts.
Phase II is designed to bend with political pressures from all sides and snap back like a willow tree. It aims to absorb strains from wage and price boosts while defusing confrontations through long technical battles. The approach relies on indefiniteness to allow compromise and delay, avoiding hard ceilings and letting labor and industry adjust without broad blame. It mirrors Nixon’s adversary style, spreading responsibility among labor business public and government.
An 11 year old boy in Los Angeles pretended a mother and later a grandfather to board National Airlines to Houston and later attempted a New Orleans reboard. Police took Serramone Manuel into custody and sent him home. He had previously flown to San Francisco using the same ruse.
A Roman Catholic clergyman urges returning Christmas to its pagan roots, calling the holiday a grotesque counterfeit. The idea draws mixed reaction as many say the proposed date switch would be too disruptive.
Jacqueline Onassis testified in U S District Court that she is an absolute prisoner in her Fifth Avenue apartment fearing an assault by free lance photographer Ronald E Galella. She cited incidents at the St James Theater and a restaurant chase as proof of ongoing harassment. The judge ordered Galella to stay 100 yards from her building and 50 yards from her and her children until the December 15 hearing.
The notice lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Livingston County and surrounding areas. Rates cover daily and weekly options, with varying yearly, six month, and three month prices, plus single copies. Some typos appear in place names and formatting fields.
Tokyo observers read Nixon's White House brief as showing Japan Inc as a disciplined but wary rival. The piece notes Japanese anxiety over China ties, Taiwan, and Taiwan Korea trade, and fears of U.S. pressure while valuing alliance and mutual security amid a changing Pacific balance.
A Senate House conference completed a bill cutting taxes by 15.8 billion over three years and delaying presidential campaign funding until 1976. The plan preserves Nixon’s tax goals while dropping the $1 per donor campaign checkoff from immediate effect, pending future appropriation and possible veto fights.
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