Left handed Ford called sinister by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society labels President Ford sinister due to left handedness, noting the bias against lefties in tools and daily tasks. The piece cites 10 percent of Americans are left handed and mentions editors and staff at the CT newsroom who favor their left hands, with practical examples. The article ends with a page reference to continued discussion on A 3.
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Ford
National Geographic Society
Harry Truman
CT News
Arnold Miller
Miller
Arabs Plan Cairo Review of Jewish Boycott
Representatives from 17 nations gather in Cairo to assess the Arab boycott of Israel. The talks will consider blacklist adjustments with 53 companies to be removed and seven added, including a partial listing for Sony. The conference also may address postal and mail handling to Israel and enforcement selectivity.
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Cairo
Israel
Mohamed Mahgoub
Rothschild
G. Warburg & Co
Lazard Freres
Mahgoub
Arab League
United Arab Emirates
Somalia
Mauritania
Paul Newman
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Sinatra
Harry Belafonte
Ford Cars
Revlon Cosmetics
Experts clash over nuclear plant safety in Boston
In a Boston University news conference two experts debated nuclear power. Daniel Ford of the Union of Concerned Scientists urged halting further construction pending more study, while MIT’s Norman Rasmussen defended nuclear energy as safe, clean, and economically best, citing 250 plant years without public injury.
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Boston
UPS
U.S
Daniel Ford
The
Union of Concerned Scientists
Norman Rasmussen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Atomic Energy Commission
Ford
Rasmussen
United States
Boston University
Weather Update With Showers And Cooler Temperatures
A weather notice reports showers and possible thunderstorms today with highs in the low 50s. Rain at night and cooler lows in the mid 30s, then cloudy and cooler tomorrow with light showers or snow fluries and highs near 40. Precipitation chances 9 percent today and 60 percent tonight. Details on page C-10.
Ohio Bills Advance Daylight Saving Time Early
Ohio residents set clocks ahead at 2 a.m. to adopt daylight saving time two months early under a 1973 emergency act. Darkness will be one hour later than Eastern Standard Time, with a fall return to standard time.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brazilian hijacker killed after eight hour Brasilia siege
A Brazilian Boeing 737 with 80 aboard was forced to land in Brasilia by a hijacker wielding a Beretta. After eight hours with women and children released, military police stormed the plane and killed the hijacker. a crew member was wounded. Police noted the hijacker asked for 1.3 million dollars and prison releases.
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Brasilia
UPI
Jose Maria Barroso Aragao
Viacan Aerea Sao Paulo
Brazil
Jesus Christ
Leonardo da Vine
Jaworski urges Nixon to speak truthfully on Watergate
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski urged Nixon to perform soul searching and issue a truthful public statement. He doubted full prison terms for Haldeman Mitchell Erlichman and others, calling some lawyers tragic figures. In New York a suit seeks to block John Dean III speaking fee at St John’s University, arguing crime does not pay.
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Chicago
Leon Jaworski
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Jaworski
H.R. Haldeman
John Mitchell
John Erlichman
John L. Sirica
U.S. District Court
Robert Mardian
Watergate
Egil Krogh
Herbert Kalmbach
American Bar Association
Egal
Pesidential
New York
St. John's University
John W. Dean
Robert J. Mockler
Timothy Philbin
Queens Supreme Court
Catholic University
Daniel Fitzpatrick
St John’s University
Mockler
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NBC
Marks and Spencer
Susy Peri I Ee
WASP
Sao Paulo
Garama
Brasila
Goiama
Cuaba
Euclydes Quandt de Oliveira
Oliveira
Jose de Alencastro
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