Peron’s Return to Argentina Aims to Shake Nation
Juan Domingo Peron, 77, plans a Rome to Buenos Aires flight on Friday November 17 with Isabel Peron and possibly Eva Peron’s preserved remains aboard. The Justicialista Party backs his bid. electoral hurdles remain as a decree required residency by August 25 was upheld. Campora hints at a lengthy stay or permanent return.
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Eva
Spain
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Hector Campora
Justicialista Party
General Confederation of Labor
Rio de Janeiro
Campora
Chess Sponsorship Boosts U S Tournament Scene
The San Antonio event on November 18, supported by George Church of Church's Fried Chicken, will feature sixteen top players including Petrosian Karpov and Keres for a $10,000 prize. USA entries include Byrne Evans Saidy and Smith. Spassky inscritions blocked by Soviet ministry. The move marks America’s first pro sponsored chess event amid rising U S interest and record chess kit sales.
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John Brown Jr
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Democratic National Committee
San Antonio
Texas
George Church
Church’s
Fried Chicken Inc
Tigran Petrosian
Anatoly Karpov
Paul Keres
Donald Byrne
Larry Evans
Anthony Saidy
Kenneth Smith
United States
Boris Spassky
Ministry of Sports
George Steiner
The
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Spassky
Edmund B. Edmondson
U. S. Chess Federation
Canada Faces Tight Parliament and Tough Talks With U S
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau governs a 108 108 deadlock with Conservatives and New Democrats after Oct 30 elections. UNemployment around 7.1 percent, welfare costs up, inflation concerns. Talks with the United States resume amid disputes over auto trade, investment, and liberal concessions.
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Latin American fears fade as U S will not restore Cuba ties
U S officials say Nixon will not change Cuba policy in his second term unless Castro shifts policy. Most OAS members back the 1962 Cuban quarantine though Mexico Chile and Peru maintain relations. Jamaica Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago may recognize Castro, but not seriously. Castro's loss of charisma and Soviet ties lessen hopes for improvement, with any move requiring OAS consensus.
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State Department
Southern Airlines
Havana
New Beckley Store Opens On South Kanawha Street
George A. Thabet opened a new store opposite the Presbyterian Church and promises fresh fancy garden vegetables at all times. He previously operated in Charleston in a similar line of business and will maintain his house and business presence in Beckley. Beckley Rotary Club marked its first anniversary with a ladies night dinner at the Spinning Wheel featuring remarks by President and guests including Mrs C O Dunn and Wm J Buck Jr with other attendees from Kiwanis and Huntington.
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Kanawha Street
Presbyterian Church
Thabet
Charleston
Beckley Rotary
Political moves swirl as Marshall reforms on UN Korea loom
New York legislators edge toward decisions on Marshall proposals to overhaul United Nations machinery and Korea independence. In Charleston speculation runs high that Governor Clarence Meadows will retire and his aide Okey Patteson could seek the Democratic nomination if backed, with ongoing political chatter centering on the succession.
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Marshall
United Nations
Charleston
Clarence W. Meadows
Okey L. Patteson
Meadows
Bug Dust and Cheerful Cynicism in Public Discourse
A tongue in cheek critique mocks upbeat political spin and selective crime stats. It notes rising laughter amid concern, questions whether safety and accountability truly improve, and lampoons corporate publicity around disasters and reform rhetoric.
Barbs No Gwendolyn Recycling Debate Cites Repeats
A debate about recycling and repeated bike rides surfaces as Barbs No and Gwendolyn discuss whether habits can be repeated. The exchange questions whether the term recycling applies to reusing a familiar routine rather than creating new paths.
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Gwendolyn
Grey Is Gray? Wickering Away From Black and White
Columnist Tom Wicker addresses political bias and media accuracy amid the 1972 campaign. He defends corrections about Nixon and McGovern coverage, notes the Jaffe drug program funding rise, and rejects using the space for partisan propaganda while urging truthful reporting.
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James Vorenberg
President
Johnson
Jerome H. Jaffe
Nixon
Jaffe
Raleigh B Register Democratic Daily Publication Notes
Fragmented text from Raleigh B Register likely advertising rates and publishing details. Mentions Beckley Newspapers Corporation and Beckley West Virginia with editor Dennis Beckley. Includes subscription pricing and delivery notes with partial phrases.
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