Man-Made Diamonds a Growing Industrial Tool
The article reviews General Electric's development of synthetic diamonds since 1957, noting the split of industrial diamond use, price declines, and the broad range of applications from slicing germanium to cutting concrete. It explains the high pressure high temperature process, the role of catalysts, and the small typical product size while emphasizing the ongoing impact across manufacturing and technology.
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General Electric
Swiss Bank Secrecy Challenged In Hughes Affair
The Hughes case exposes Swiss banking secrecy as a flexible shield not absolute. Swiss Credit Bank revealed H R Hughes was Helga R Hughes, a forged alias for Mrs. Clarke Irving’s wife, and aided both Swiss and US investigators. The incident traces secrecy to 1934 laws shielding Nazi victims’ accounts while allowing disclosure in criminal actions.
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Howard Hughes
H.R. Hughes
1. R. Hughes
Helga R. Hughes
Clifford Irving
Hughes
Zurich
Openness breeds too many presidential hopefuls in 1972
In the 1972 race openness in Democratic nominating procedures has produced an excess of candidates. Florida and New Hampshire primaries show voter fatigue as many contenders, including Muskie and Wallace, flood the field. The piece urges restraint and demands voters face a crowded slate with discernment.
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Miami
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Democratic Party
Florida
New Hampshire
Alabama
George Wallace
Chicago
Mobhody
Justice Dept Funds Police for GOP Convention in San Diego
The Justice Department plans to spend 500000 from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration to train and equip San Diego police for the Republican convention. The grant, clearly marked for the GOP event, follows prior criticisms over policing costs and contrasts with a 995000 allocation for Democratic convention security.
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Washington
Justice Department
International Telephone and Telegraph
U.S. Treasury
San Diego
Hey
Justice
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Donnybrook
Chicago
Miami
GSA
Miami Beach
GOF
White Mouse
Bill Timmons
What Other Papers Say What Other Papers Say
Plainview Nebraska column mocks Russian newspapers calling them red and unread, noting Soviet editors defend and promote Communist Party policies. It says foreign news is suppressed, obituaries and personal items are scarce, and official news dominates.
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Nebr
Russia
Communist Party
Vtc
Viewpoint on violence in sports and its societal roots
The piece argues that violence at college and pro basketball games reflects broader societal overemphasis on winning and entertainment. It warns of televised aggression shaping youth, cites incidents involving Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Corky Taylor, and questions the impact on children while noting legal and moral constraints have loosened in entertainment arenas.
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South Carolina
Marquette
Minnesota
Ohio State
Texas A&m-Baylor
Atlanta
Portland
Inuiselman
Svete
YMCA
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Corky Taylor
Hat
Voice Of The People Letter Policy Outlined
Readers are invited to submit letters to the Voice of the People column. Letters should be up to 158 words and include the writer’s address. The Daily Mail reserves the right to edit and condense letters. Preference will be given to letters where writers permit publication of their names.
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Voice of the People
Daily
Mal
Pollution shame urges US citizens to act
A reflective musing urges Americans to examine personal pollution habits and to join efforts to curb pollution. The author, Philip Kelly, argues many pollute unknowingly and challenges citizens to take responsibility.
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Philip Kelly
Calls to remove United States from United Nations
A reader denounces U.N. involvement and expulsion of Free China arguing the U.S. funds most of the budget, and urges citizens to pressure Congress and Senators to reconsider U.N. support amid claims of debt, mismanagement, and espionage concerns.
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U.N
China
Congress
The Check That Bounced and the Law
A public service summary from the American Bar Association discusses when a bounced check becomes a crime. It contrasts Harry’s harmless error with cases of promoters and others who lacked a solid basis for expecting payment. The key is the moment of truth at presentation to the bank.
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Harry
Gaurt
Stack
American Bar Association
Wiit Bernard
Jottings From Yesteryears and Historic Local Checks
Be clears debris as highway departments and utilities tackle after snow. Sharpsburg mayor seeks County Commissioners aid to clear an old cemetery. County discusses converting Welfare Department building into an Agricultural Center. state bond bill includes 3 million for county chronic disease hospital. Beaver Creek and Black Rock areas lose power after tree fall. Navy transport Gen H B Freeman sails to Seattle. Williamsport burgess named after storm cleanup wins livery election. Local unemployment remains high though road crews press on.
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Arthur Miller
Williamsport
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