A Good Man in Need of Help for Kidney Treatment
The Scottsdale community is asked to contribute to the Silverman Fund to aid Tonto School teacher Arthur Silverman who suffered a kidney infection. He requires an artificial kidney machine and a dedicated room, with first year costs about 15000. Contributions can be sent to Box 1150 Scottsdale.
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Bob Hope
Eisenhower Hospital
California
Richard Nixon
George Meany
Washington
Congress
America
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First
Miami Beach
Democratic National Committee
Nattersby
Gaviota Gilden Club
Judge Averts Polar Bear Protection Case
A conservation group sought to list polar bears as endangered to curb hunting, but a federal judge ruled against it. He argued humans are as endangered and urged focusing on crime rather than bears, suggesting bears defend themselves.
Nixon Gifts and State Department Ceremonial Duties
The piece notes President Nixon will face a heavy schedule before late winter, needing costly gifts for leaders including Israel France Portugal Great Britain Canada Germany Japan China and the Soviet Union. It recalls Ike’s ceremonial gifts during his presidency and hints at Nixon’s future travel bearing similar responsibilities.
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Don Whitehead
Merriman Smith
Omar Bradley
Marine Air Base
Oahu
Roast Turkey Carcass Delicious for Soap
Delaware County Times notes a quirky item about a roast turkey carcass linked to soap in a playful wire-service flavored brief. The piece mentions characters named Michael and Clarence in odd, out-of-context roles alongside an elephant act and a loan tamer.
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Delaware County Times
Chester, Pa
Michael
Clarence
Sacramento Bee
Bicycle riders spark concerns over road hazards and licenses
The writer argues bicycles pose hazards to motorists and the public as children ride to school on the wrong side and two or three abreast. They suggest a bicycle path or bicycle licenses and stricter rule enforcement similar to auto drivers.
Editorial critique of Middle East coverage
Letter from S E Anderson of Scottsdale accuses the Nov 24 editorial of distorting facts to favor one side in Middle East coverage. He says the piece traced events to the six day war, Israel’s security demands, Soviet arming of Arab nations, and recent Arab threats, yet called for peace.
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Middle East
S.E. Anderson Scottsdale
Israel
Hospital Expansion Fund Dinner Support Noted by Campaign Director
Warren H. Page, campaign director, thanks the Progress for coverage of the Hospital Expansion Fund Program Community Dinner. He notes strong community interest and support for the expansion plans and expresses confidence in the volunteer organization’s upcoming success.
Our Man Hoppe Democrats Just Plain Lucky
Satirical column riffs on Democrats, tax money blocks, phone deposits, and debt as Nattersby jokes a non campaigning candidate benefits. The piece mocks politics, campaigns, media ads, and airline costs, arguing public support falters after four years.
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George
Nattersby
Land of Ours
Democratic leaders clash with Mills over campaign checkoff
The 1972 political fund checkoff dispute has polarized the Democratic Party. Rep Wilbur Mills of Arkansas faced heavy criticism after opposing a government financing checkoff in the tax cut bill, straining his ties with House leaders led by Lawrence F. O'Brien and weakening party unity amid White House pressure.
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Rowland Evans
Bert Novak
Washington
Nixon
Democratic Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Mills
House
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
Wilbur Mills
O’brien
Congress
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Senate Democrats
Mansfield
White House
Afl-Cio
Andrew Biemiller
Senate panel backs 90,000 troop withdrawal from Europe
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a measure to pull 90,000 troops from Europe by July 1, reducing force levels from 300,000 to 250,000. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield proposed the amendment amid opposition from the Nixon administration.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Europe
Mike Mansfield Dmont
Nixon
Mansfield
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