Daily Bee June 17 1971 Sandpoint Idaho Notices
Page 2 items from The Daily Bee record legal notices and public notices published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc in Sandpoint Idaho with United Press International sourcing and standard rates. The legal notices appear weekly on Tuesday and the paper runs Monday through Friday excluding holidays.
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the Daily Bee
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The
Sandpoint
Pend Orville Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Editorial Caution On Loneliness and False Friends
Beau Jaques writes that he would prefer solitude over being among insincere companions, expressing a wary view of social duplicity. The remark frames a broader stance on trust and personal integrity.
Times Controversy Awaits Decision In Pentagon Report Case
Federal Judge Murray Gurfein reserved ruling on whether the New York Times must turn over its copy of a top secret Pentagon Viet Nam report. Government lawyer Michael Hess argued for full access to all documents received without authorization, while Times attorney Floyd Abrams pressed for a restricted inspection and removal of confidential marginal notes.
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Robert Evans
New York
UPID
New York Times
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
Michael Hess
Hess
Murray [ Gurfein
Floyd Abrams
the Times
Abrams
Times
The
James L. Greenfield
Gurfein
Women's fashion debate at Hilton sparks industry clash
The ILGWU sponsored breakfast in New York featured Jerry Silverman and four peers debating whether American fashion meets consumer needs. The exchange included sharp lines from moderator Bess Myerson as critics argued designers lost the shopper to conservative trends.
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New York
UPID
Jerry
Silverman
Bess Myerson
New York City
Hilton Hotel
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Okinawa Returns to Japanese Rule After U S Japan Treaty
The United States and Japan sign a satellite treaty to return Okinawa after 25 years of U S occupation. Tokyo and Washington announce bases retained with 88 in U S hands and 46 handed back, with ratification pending. protests erupt as nuclear removal terms are discussed and cost noted at 70 million dollars.
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Rokyo
UPD
United States
Japan
Western Pacific
Okinawa
Tokyo
Kiichi Aichi
William P. Rogers
Washington
U.S
Aichi
Rogers
Senate
Diet
Japanese Foreign Office
Foreign Office
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UPI
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Boston
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