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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1971
Page
5
The American Diabetes Association urges physicians to have diabetics consume about 45 percent of calories from carbohydrates, matching non diabetics, to lower fat intake and reduce arteriosclerosis risk. The guidance notes diet must be tailored to individual needs and that many undiagnosed cases exist.
Washington court orders refunds of collateral forfeited by about 12 000 arrestees from the Mayday demonstrations and directs safeguards to limit arrest records. Rennie Davis of the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice outlines Oct 22 26 actions including a mass civil disobedience at the White House and a peoples grand jury.
Voters across Vietnam faced 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. polls at 8,513 stations as mechanized tallying aimed to reveal results hours after voting ends. With 7,192,660 registered voters of 17 million population, turnout and the fate of Thieu’s leadership drew intense interest but voting is not compulsory.
In exploring Sorokin Toynbee Kahn and the Roman parallel, the author contrasts Late Sensate America with Rome, arguing energy and social innovations as key differences. He warns Rome failed from energy exhaustion while America spawns vibrant change and new value systems amid a crisis of morals and institutions.
A reader reflects on a world driven by money over nature and connection. An elderly man advises to smile and greet others sincerely, sharing how this simple act brought him happiness and friendships at age 62. The note closes with a prayer that the old friend who inspired him remains happy as well.
Senator Charles H. Percy says IMF meetings moved from strong U.S. hostility to growing confidence and cooperation. He notes nations opposed tariffs and cautions on exchange rates, urging freer Japanese imports and European market access to ease U.S. pressure. Panama Canal opened in 1914.
Shipping note says Bremen Franconia Oceanic and Sea Venture were loading for afternoon departures to Atlantic and Caribbean resorts. Liners pressed office staff into baggage handling roles to speed departures. Passengers on the Amerikanis had to handle their own baggage during a brief Boston stopover. East Coast ports quiet with sporadic picketing and no major violence reported. Shippers rushed schedules to beat ILA strike while 28 ships remained in New York cargo aboard and no unattended freighters in New England harbors. Two vessels due in Searsport were diverted to St John New Brunswick. No freighters due in Boston until Oct 22. Pacific Coast strike tied up 190 ships in 24 ports from Mexico to Canada. oil and military cargo unaffected.
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