Edwards orders open meetings for Louisiana boards
Gov Edwin Edwards decrees all state boards and commissions under his control must hold meetings in public and allow press access. He says open sessions restore confidence in state government and comply with the law, calling the practice vital for accountability.
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Nudism Gains Ground as Summer Temperatures Rise
The piece notes a summer rise in people seeking nude recreation with events like Indiana’s Sunshower convention and California’s Miss Nude Cosmos Pageant. It traces nudism’s history from early advocates to Karl Barthel’s 1929 outing and mentions political overtones and public tolerance. Virginia official Patrick Leahy weighs in on private nude swimming areas.
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Peekskill
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Chittenden County
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Power Shifts Marking Chinese Leader Struggle
Shadowy signs of a power shift between Mao Tsetung and Chou Enlai in Peking may affect Beijing's ties with the United States and Russia. Analysts note changes in speech order, slogans missing, and Chou increasingly precedeing Mao, signaling possible leadership reorientation within the Chinese leadership.
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Publication details for the Raleigh Register Democratic edition under Beckley Newspapers Corporation. Includes office address Beckley West Virginia and Hinton West Virginia, editor John Hodel, United Press International membership, and subscription rate note for mail and home delivery options.
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Ecology and policy clash over DDT and fire ants
Column argues ecology is a scientific study not anti intervention. It notes EPA bans on DDT and Mirex, praising some aims yet warning of harm to public health gains. Fire ants spread across the Southeast with spot spraying failing, as experts seek safer controls.
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United Press International
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India Pakistan may pull off accord after all
In New Delhi Leon Daniel reports both nations likely to start troop withdrawals from border areas within 30 days after Simla agreement ratification. Kashmir remains contentious with cease-fire line upheld. future plebiscite and boundary issues could shape September talks in Pakistan.
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Mailbag McGovern Insight Propels Campaign Theme
The piece notes McGovern returning to New Hampshire campaign themes from March. He asserts the country was not created by timid men riding political expediency, signaling a shift toward bold commentary as he presses for favorable consideration.
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Private Aircraft Tour Promotes Non-Scheduled Aviation
About 50 privately owned planes visited Beckley-Mount Hope Airport for nearly an hour on the first stop of a two day state flight tour. The trip aims to stress aviation's role in social and business life across the state. The Raleigh Register notes 25 years of the 1 7 files.
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Beckley Sees Tentative Acceptance Of Episcopalian Rector
The Rev. William F. Bayle of Oakland Maryland has tentatively accepted the Beckley St Stephens Episcopal Church rector post after visiting the field this week. He cannot arrive before late summer or about September first.
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Beckley
Bayle
Bug Dust Spectacular Ends in a Lesson on Spectacles
A tale of a man who perfects a mass producing eyeglass machine but falls into the misuse of his success forming a dozen glasses. A humor and magazine note praise for Wonderful West Virginia highlights and a feature on snakes debunks myths, noting rattlesnakes behavior and sensing.
Fear of assassination haunts 1972 presidential campaign
The piece discusses how threats of violence shape presidential races, citing past assassinations and attempts including Kennedy, his brother, and Wallace. It notes rising gun ownership, legislative activity on gun control, and the challenge of security against determined offenders in a heated political climate.
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Gun control debate surges after Wallace assassination impact
The editorial notes how Wallace’s killing renewed gun-control bills in Congress and pressured parties to take a stand. It cites Bayh's bill against cheap Saturday night specials and polls showing broad support for stricter gun laws while noting administration reluctance and past boosts from Kennedy and King tragedies.
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