World division and environment: Nehru’s warning revisited
The speech references Jawaharlal Nehru noting the rich poor divide as the real world split, urges universal support for pollution controls, and argues that protecting the environment should take priority to prevent an unlivable world. It cautions about ocean chemicals, polluted rivers, and threatened fisheries calling for global cooperation.
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Jawahralal Nehru
India
U.N
Stockholm
Scottsdale Polls Report on June 1 1972 Apathy Noted
The June 1 1972 Scottsdale report notes low voter turnout amid apathy among residents with limited polling activity and unclear outcome. Local observers describe a quiet scene at precincts as citizens prepare for results.
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Scottsdale
Theater crowds sag as Sombrero sees two thirds full
In the Phoenix area the Sombrero Playhouse opened the Summer Festival with a first of three productions. Audience turnout was only about two thirds full, mirroring a history of rocky support for professional theater in the region.
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Phoenix Metropolitan Area
Sombrero Playhouse
Valley hosts repertory series aims for national draw
A Valley summer theater experiment brings three top national repertory companies to town. The initial production, a modern version of Moliere's School for Wives, was superbly directed and acted. Attendance was disappointing. organizers hope better turnout for the remaining two plays.
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Valley
Moliere
School For Wives
San Francisco meeting tests McGovern Mills VP rumors
Report discusses a June San Francisco encounter between George McGovern and Wilbur Mills. The talks yielded little about the vice presidency and revealed sharp personality and policy differences, complicating speculation about Mills as a running mate.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Wilbur D. Mills
San Francisco
McGovern
Mills
Isch
CBS
University of the Pacific
Villa Taverna