Emperor Hirohito interview reveals Western influence debates
Henry J. Taylor chronicles Hirohito’s postwar interview in Tokyo's Imperial Palace. The Emperor discusses Western clothes, cross-cultural reception, and views on Western influence, noting Japan’s modernization while reflecting on Asia’s historical dynamics and encounters with Europe and America.
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Europe
Nixon
Alaska
Japan
Famperor
Hirouty
Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Katsuzo Okumura
Jevasu Hienorial
Aerosol sprays linked to cancer risk in early findings
Colorado doctor reports preliminary evidence that propellants in hair sprays and deodorants may cause eye irritation lung damage and potential cancer. Pathology tests on 75 exposed individuals show pre malignant cells while experts defend the need for further study and regulatory input.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Colorado
Withiam
Good
Montrose
Cola
Gene Saccomann
Dr Good
Dr. Good
American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
ASFDA
John Gowdy
Cancer Found in Two Beauticians Amid Large Test Sample
The report notes that two beauticians were diagnosed with cancer among 2 000 tested in Germany England and several U S studies. The piece contrasts this with other findings and references a dispute over a Kennedy Center column in the Saturday Review.
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Germany
England
U.S
Saturday Review
Suppressed Kennedy Center Column Sparks ethics row
Washington Post architecture critic Wolf von Eckardt wrote a column for the Saturday Review that the Review editors blocked. Irving Kolodin, who helped quash the piece, then published a favorable center defense and edited the center's program magazines.
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Cousins
Kennedy Center
Washington Post
Wolf von Eckardt
von Eckardt
Saturday Review
Irving Kolodin
Center
Kolodin
Nuclear energy discussed by Robert O Anderson in Albuquerque
Robert O Anderson of Roswell spoke to the Albuquerque Kiwanis Club about future energy needs and New Mexico as a major nuclear fuel producer. He urged timely development of underground sealed plants, argued they could cut air pollution, and warned taxes should shift toward nuclear fuels as oil and gas revenues decline.
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Robert O. Anderson
Roswell
U.S
Albuquerque Kiwanis Club
New Mexico
Today in History October 1 1971 Associated Press
On this date in history events include Japan annexing Korea in 1910 Spain ceding Louisiana to France in 1800 John Philip Sousa taking command of the U S Marine Band in 1880 Congress moving Weather Bureau to Agriculture in 1890 the Soviet Union starting its first five year plan in 1928 Franco named head of Spanish government in 1936 Egypt severing relations with Jordan and Turkey a decade ago Indonesia saw student protests against Sukarno five years ago Nixon and Tito holding talks in Belgrade last year
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Associated Press
Japan
Korea
Spain
Louisiana
France
John Philip Sousa
U.S. Marine Band
Congress
Weather Bureau
Army
Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Francisco Franco
Egypt
Jordan
Turkey
Corporal Promotion for Otho Russell in Alaska
Otho Russell son of Mr and Mrs L P Russell of Roswell is promoted to corporal with the 4219th Quartermaster Salvage Company in the Alaskan theater. The promotion marks a milestone in a wartime unit serving in harsh conditions and distant front lines.
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Otho Russell
L.P. Russell
Roswell
4219Th Quartermaster Salvage Co
Advertising contract dispute heats Clovis subcommittee
In Clovis a State of Economic Development subcommittee debated the Thompson Advertising and Public Relations agency as the state advertising contract. Discussions centered on a $500 monthly retainer proposals and missing progress by the Department of Development, with Oct. 15 deadlines and a tentative $1,253,585 DOD budget.
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Clovis
State of Economic Development
Lewis Fr. Thompson
Santa Fe
Thompson
State Department of Development
William Simms
Simmis
Kahian Chavez
Law
Simms
Santa Fe County
Robert H. Weil
DOD
Chavez
Highway Department
State Highway Fund
New Mexico
Weil
Bruce King
Albuquerque International Port of Entry
Taos Dam
Clovis Board of Economic Development
Fabian
Albuquerque
Dod Thompson
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Bob Weil
Thompson Agency
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Mikado
Henry Ford
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Norman Cousins
Kennedy Center For the Arts
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Jakarta
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State Capitol
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