Secretary protected By ART BUCHWALD
A Buchwald column mocks Women’s Lib and secretaries by detailing a male boss’s controlled office routine. The narrator argues secretaries gain status from a benevolent boss and resists feminist demands while praising appearance and efficiency.
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Merry-Go-Round officials cited in heroin flow
American narcotics agents accuse Panamanian foreign minister Juan Tack and Moises Torrijos, brother of Omar Torrijos, of sanctioning heroin trafficking. Rep. John Murphy reports BNDD findings from Panama and New York arrests involving 175 pounds of heroin at Kennedy Airport and other Panamanian associates.
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United States
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House
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D-N.y
Moises Torrijos
U.S
Murphy
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Taiwan
New York
Kennedy
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Customs
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Nixon promise versus Pine Ridge school cuts stirs protest
Oglala Sioux on Pine Ridge Reservation protest federal payroll cuts affecting teachers and school staff. An Interior investigator questioned students and parents while Sen. Henry Jackson demands a full report amid hearings on a new Indian education bill.
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Today in History: March 14 highlights through the years
Key events on this date include Eli Whitney patenting the cotton gin in 1794 and Einstein’s birth in 1879. Other notes cover the Dresden surrender in 1915, China severing ties with Germany in 1971, Iwo Jima flag raise in 1945, a 10 year Geneva conference, and Kennedy’s casket relocation.
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Farneil Hall
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Dresden
China
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Iwo Jima
Red Cross Drive Surpasses Quota by Five Thousand
March 14 1947 Will C Lawrence reported the American Red Cross drive committee has exceeded its quota of eight thousand three hundred seventy one by about five thousand total raised to date reaches thirteen thousand two hundred seventy eight dollars and eighty cents.
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Roswell
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American Red Cross Drive Committee
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Democrats Wary As New Mexico Faces Primary Battles
In Santa Fe, New Mexico Democrats hold a 2.2 to 1 voter edge but face a weak U S Senate primary field. Pete Domenici looms in a potential matchup if he wins his GOP contest. Muskie faltered in New Hampshire and Georgia, boosting McGovern and Jackson as campaigns shift toward Florida. News outlines NM delegate rules, 1960s primary slate, and potential GOP candidates for state offices.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Georgia
Florida
Henry Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Ruben Pankey
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State Board of Finance
David F. Cargo
GOP
Tom McKenna
Tom
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