Lamentations Verse Reflections on City Destruction
A brief excerpt from Lamentations 2 11 expresses deep grief over the collapse of a city and the suffering of its children. The passage laments the toll of destruction on the people and their spiritual burden.
Reject Kleindienst Nomination by Senator Byrd
The piece praises Senator Byrd for opposing Richard G. Kleindienst as Attorney General. It critiques Kleindienst’s record on antitrust matters with ITT and cites improper conduct or lax supervision in the department. It draws a parallel to rejected Nixon nominees and urges Byrd to continue the fight.
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Robert C. Byrd
Richard G. Kleindienst
United States
United States Senate
Senate
Kleindienst
Nixon
Department of Justice
Kreindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph
Department
G. Harold Carswell
Clement F. Haynsworth
United States Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
Senator Byrd
Richard Kleindienst
Toyo Kogyo Co
Le Mans 1972 Race Remains Endurance Test
The 24 hour Le Mans race in France drew only 13 finishers of 49 starters. Porsche won amid brake and gear issues, setting a course record of 5333.313 kilometers. Latin American entrepreneurs plan a June 10 11 live telecast in multiple countries with up to $20 tickets.
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le Mans
France
Porsche
United States
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Australia
Brazil
Argentina
Venezuela
R.L.W
Supremely Selfish Politicians At Work Brezhnev Power Shift
Washington dispatch notes Nixon’s visit aided Brezhnev in consolidating one man rule within the Soviet leadership. Brezhnev ousted Shelest from the Ukrainian post, demoting rivals Voronov and Shelepin while promoting Scherbitsky, strengthening his grip and potentially shaping East–West bargaining, though future moves remain uncertain.
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Washington
NEA
Moscow
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Haiphong Harbor
P. Ye. Shelest
Ukrainian Communist Party
U. S
3. R
G. I. Voronov
Russian
Aleksander Shelepin
Nikolai Podgorny
Voronov
Shelepin
Shelest
I3man
Podgorny
Aleksei Kosygin
Communist Party of the
U.S. S.R
Khrushchev
Europe
United States
Nixon shifts stance to win labor vote amid union shop debate
Labor Secretary Hodgson signals a new phase of Nixon’s bid for union member support. His remarks opposing right to work sparked protests from opponents, while union leaders remain cautious. The administration’s stance marks a broader effort to court rank and file workers before the November election.
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Washington
UPI
James D. Hodgson
Nixon
Hodgson
National Press Club
National
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
W. J. Usery
Hodgson Long
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Usery
Machinists
Pasadena pilot Alternative School opens next fall
A 50 student pilot project in Pasadena Unified School District with University of Massachusetts advisors plans an alternative school. Students aged 3 to 17 design weekly study plans, work at their own pace, and explore arts, math, social studies, and English in nontraditional spaces.
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Kathleen Neumeyer
Pasadena
Calif
CUPD
Planning School
Pasadena Unified School District
School of Education
University of Massachusetts
Rudi Medina
Washington Elementary School
Medina
One Third of House Members Have Outside Business Ties
A UPI report notes that about one third of the House's 433 members hold outside business or law firm interests that could conflict with duties. The National Committee for an Effective Congress cites 1971 disclosures, with 17 lawmakers leaving law practices that year and 47 state bars adopting ABA rules against facade law firms.
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Daniel Rapoport
Washington
UPI
House
National Committee For An Effective Congress
NCEC
House Ethic Committee
Savings and Loan
Congress
American Bar Association
Frost threat warns Beckley farmers as frost risk rises
The Raleigh Register notes a cold wave moving from the Midwest may reach Beckley prompting farm agents to warn farmers and gardeners of possible frost. Frank Rodriguez receives the Pete George Memorial trophy for Woodrow Wilson High School, honoring athletic scholastic and sportsmanship achievements.
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Mid West
Beckley
Pete George
Woodrow Wilson High School
Frank Rodriguez
Onward and Upward with Education Letter Spawns Debate
A June 5 1972 Beckley letter criticizes coverage of education and praises Joe Alan Stepp a Charleston Daily Mail May 11 1972 sports feature noting his 3.97 GPA and valedictorian status. The Charleston Gazette May 17 1972 editorial questions academic talents and cites a fourth grade basketball feat. The writer offers returning clippings if an address is provided.
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Beckley
West Virginia
Charleston Daily Mail
Joe Stepp
Einstein
Charleston Gazette
Charleston
Charleston Mail
Joe Alan Stepp
Gazette
Kermit
Mingo County
Stepp
Joe Alan
Wankel Engine Uplifts Detroit’s Auto Industry Shift
Richard L. Worsnop notes the Wankel rotary engine may help U S automakers meet 1970s pollution standards. Mazda sales rise. GM research cites lighter, compact design though mass production not yet planned. Detroit explores steam gas turbine and electric options for future vehicles.
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Detroit
Felix Wankel
U. S
Mazda
Robert J. Templin
General Motors’ Special Product Development Group
Templin
General Motors
George Alexander
Newsweek
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The
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Richard L. Worsnop
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