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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
6
An editorial from the Journal-Inquirer in Rockville, Connecticut, recounts its experiment using Ms Miss and Mrs and its reversal after three months. It discusses gendered titles, reader reactions, and the persistence of tradition among older readers, noting linguistic majority and editorial influence.
A National Committee for an Effective Congress survey finds 150 members of Congress drawing $42,500 yearly pay while maintaining outside roles. It reports 68 hold top positions in banks and financial firms, 52 are part time lawyers, 25 in farming or real estate, and seven active in oil.
The piece identifies lawmakers with banking and other business holdings, naming Rep Bill Chappell and a cadre of colleagues who hold roles in banks and financial firms. It notes era efforts by the Committee for an Effective Congress praising three income disclosure filers Waldie Zablocki Fascell and thirteen others with extensive financial transparency.
Paris obituary recounts the abdication of Edward VIII for love, detailing his life with the American duchess, exile in Paris, and final years marked by illness. It notes his enduring nostalgia for England, steadfast devotion, and death alongside his wife. The piece frames the abdication as a historic romance ending in tragedy.
The piece argues that past gun laws failed to curb crime and urges targeted measures. It notes 1970 U S gun violence, calls for banning Saturday night specials, and suggests harsher federal penalties for crimes with firearms. It criticizes confiscation proposals as impractical and defends law enforcement and judges.
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