Switzerland a jewel of culture and industry in Geneva
Geneva shines as neutral capital home to 130 nationalities and 170 world bodies. The article notes Switzerland's rich education system, top universities, and high literacy with 504 newspapers and 743 magazines, while praising Geneva's distinct French-speaking flavor and notable figures from Jefferson to Jung and Giacometti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Taylor
Geneva
Switzerland
International Red Cross
William Wordsworth
Genser See
Europe
Lord Byron
Byron
Britain
Belgium
Zurich
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Charlottesville
Marc- Auguste Picet
Jacques and
Daniel Bernoulli
Carl Gustav Jung
le Corbusier
Alberto Giacometti
Paul Klee
C. F. Ramos
Emile Jaques-Dalcroze
Hermann Hesse
Carl F. G. Spitteler
Italy
Pro smoking mail campaign tied to Lorillard letters
Washington report claims Lorillard funded a covert push to influence the Civil Aeronautics Board against Ralph Nader's suit to ban smoking on public transport. Ad agency staff allegedly wrote letters impersonating ordinary citizens, urging restrictions while promoting cigarettes.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Civil Aeronautics Boards
Nader
CBA
Swrillard
Kent
True
Newport
Old Gold
Lorillard
Arthur Stevens
Mr. Nader
CBAB
Stevens
Grey Advertising
D’arcy, Macmanus
Masius
New York
Grey
Anti smoking groups influence on Lorillard ad campaign
The article reports on comments from Lorillard executive Tom Brady and lawyer Stevens amid efforts by anti smoking groups to sway outcomes. It also covers a Washington Whirl item on Britain’s heroin policy and a Nixon meat tax proposal affecting NOAA budgets, plus a note on Dorothy Rozan’s volunteer work and her book sale proceeds.
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D’arcy
MacManus
Masius
Lorillard
Tom Brady
Stevens
Washington
Britain
Narc
Edward Lewis
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Lewis
U.S
NIXON
Peter Peterson
Peterson
Commerce Department
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
White House
NOAA
Dorothy Rozan
Lansing
Mich
St. Lawrence Hospital
Anne DeRose
Inauguration Pain Mixed With Pride In Nixon Era
The piece notes planned demonstrations by Students for a Democratic Society the Progressive Labor Party the Yippies and Vietnam Veterans Against the War during President Nixon s inauguration. It laments Vietnam War casualties stresses hope for peace and calls for a cautious stance to avoid future entanglements while wishing national and international progress without more war.
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Richard M. Nixon
Students For A Democratic Society
Progressive Labor Party
Youth International Party
Yippies
Mr. Nixon
George McGovern
Vietnam
United States
Nixon
Stanford study challenges sane insane divide in psychiatry
Stanford psychologist David Rosenhan led eight volunteers who admitted to mental hospitals as pseudo patients. Staff failed to distinguish sane from insane, labeling them schizophrenics in remission after discharge and exposing flaws in psychiatric diagnosis and hospital care. The piece urges coordinated, evidence based research to advance mental health treatment.
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Stanford University
David Rosenhan
Stanford
Rosenhan
Sigmund Freud
Rosenhan - Lois Purvis
First Lt Milton Jones Leads 8th Air Force Tactical Fly-off
25 years ago 1st Lt Milton Jones and the 393rd Bomb Squadron crew won the tactical flying phase of the 8th Air Force wide competition. The 393rd is part of the 509th Bomb Wing at Walker AFB New Mexico entrants dominated top five spots at the National Wool Show in Denver with Sam Williams Artesia P R Fuller Picacho A D Jones Tatum Roswell Chamber of Commerce members noted cotton and wool mill interest decline Marylyn Corn daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Corn won top jumping in the Horse Show Division of the Western Livestock Show in Denver.
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Milton Jones
393Rd
509Th
Walker Afb
New Mexico
Denver
Sam Williams
Artesia
P. R. Fuller
McMillan moves to redraw New Mexico Senate map in 1974
House GOP whip Colin McMillan Roswell plans a 45 member Senate reapportionment using federal enumeration districts to shift power from Democrats. He targets Chaves Eddy Roosevelt and Curry counties with two seats for several counties and argues for staggered terms and continuity. The plan, created with Dennis Stevens Albuquerque, seeks to disrupt current maps and faces strong Democratic resistance.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE House
Colin McMillan
Roswell
Senate
Chaves County
GOP
McMillan
Dennis Stevens
Albuquerque
Republican Party
Colin
Chaves
Rep. McMillan
Rep
New Mexico
Eddy
Lea
Curry
Roosevelt
DeBaca
R. C
Ike) Morgan
D-Portales
Morgan
San Juan
McKinley
Valencia
Otero
Eddy, Lea, Chaves, Curry
Rio Arriba- Sandoval
Grant
San Miguel
Catron-Socorro-Lincoln
Hidalgo-Luna-Sierra
DeBaca-Roos
James Bruin
Bob Wood
Wood
Bruin
Roosevelt County
Chaves-Eddy Counties
Richard Corn
Nixon
House
James Koch
Santa Fe
Lenton Marry
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Ferguson
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