Salutes and Scouts from July Hot Dogs to World Jamboree
This column surveys National Hot Dog month statistics in the United States with 1970 and 1971 per capita consumption, Detroit and Montreal production figures, and Marlene Dietrich’s favored meal. It then profiles the Boy Scout World Jamboree at Lake Tanuki Japan from Aug 2 to 10 with almost 20,000 youths, the 13th gathering theme Hor Understanding, Baden-Powell’s early leadership, and current Scout challenges and community efforts worldwide.
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National
Hot Dog and Sausage Council
St. Louis
United States
Detroit
Montreal
Marlene Dietrich
Boy Scout Movement
Lake Tanuki
Mount Fuji
Japan
Brownsea
England
Robert S. S. Baden-Powell
British Scout Association
London
Belgium
Rover
Baden-Powell
Ma Bell Endorses Strike Settlement Praise
Robert O. Boyer of Ohio Bell lauds the Communications Workers settlement as an excellent contract that will attract skilled workers to provide top service. The commentary suggests the strike ended without major damage and underscores a pay rise as a key outcome.
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State Department
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Robert O. Boyer
Ma Bell
The French Have No Word For It in Bri tain Common Market Debate
The piece discusses language as a political issue in Britain's Common Market bid. Heath promises French as the main work language in Brussels while editors mock Anglo French tensions. It notes French dominance historically, current rankings, and the rise of Franglais as a modern compromise.
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London
John Bull
Churchill
Edward Heath
Pompidou
Britain
Heath
Brussels
Scotsman
Proust
Daily Express
England
London Times
le Monde
Samuel Johnson
Nixon To Speed Peking Trip Amid Criticism Fears
The Nixon administration plans to hasten a visit to Peking to limit adverse criticism and prevent delays from logistic and security issues. Officials say timing depends on sending advance teams, while Soviet reaction remains cautious and skeptical of U S aims.
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Nixon
Stewart Hensley
UPI
Washington
Peking
United States
Nixon Trip Changes Trade Ties Amid Asia Shifts
Nixon's visit to Peking prompts Tokyo to anticipate U S competition in mainland China markets as Nationalist backers in Japan move to cut Taiwan ties. Malta base terms rise under Mintoff. NATO faces renewed Malta pressure. Soviet reaction to Sino American contact remains cautious with no summit planned. Soyuz 11 crash cause remains under study with unmanned spaceflight continuing.
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Literary Gazette
Nixon
United States
Washington
Peking
Asia
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Soyuz
Molalla Adopts Year Around Schooling First In State
Molalla's elementary district shifts from nine months to year around education, the first in Oregon. Four continuous quarters house 756 students with 250 on vacation each term, plus a vacation at term ends. Teachers and parents back the plan amid rising costs and overcrowding concerns.
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Victor Lee Molalla
Ore
UPI
Molalla
Sam Wilson
Wilson
Summer session appeals to field trip focused students
Wilson notes Berry's summer session draws many students due to outdoor oriented curriculum. Teachers anticipate closer teacher student relationships thanks to smaller class sizes and more personal interaction during geography science and history outings.
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Mer
Wilson
Residents End Traffic Hazard Over Wall Removal
Fairview and Dexter Avenue residents praised a plan to reduce a traffic blind spot at the wall outside former State Senator Bernard Crawford’s Harper Road residence. The caps were removed from the stone wall after residents paid Crawford’s share, with about 84 dollars total. The dispute highlighted local politics and next steps in road safety.
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Fairview
Dexter Avenues
Zelda Futterman
Futterman
Bernard Crawford
Harper Road
Fairview Avenue
Dexter
Crawford
C. D. Crawford
Dester
Bernard
Council
Zelda
Nora
Dexter-Fairview
China Seen Aiming To Shape Indochina Settlement
Analysis suggests Chou En Lai seeks a major role in Vietnam talks and may invite Hanoi leaders to face Nixon in Peking. A divided Indochina would suit China, allowing influence over Burma Thailand and northern Malaysia while limiting Soviet leverage in the region.
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Washington
NEA
Hanoi
Peking
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Vietnam
Kissinger
Southeast Asia
China
Indochina
Soviet Union
Russia
Indian Ocean
Ceylon
India
East Pakistan
North
Cambodia
Indonesia
Moscow
Europe
Laos
Burma
Thailand
Malaysia
Yugoslavia
Raliah and Register Democratic Publisher Listing
Publication line listing Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and contact details for circulation, second class mail privileges, and a named person John Hodel referenced in the notice
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Democratic
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
John Hodel
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