A Day To Honor America Your Vote It Does Count
A July 4 1972 reminder urging voters to register and vote in a transformed electoral system. It highlights the 26th Amendment expanding enfranchisement to 18 20 year olds and the impact of new voters on issues from Vietnam to education. The piece stresses informed participation and timely registration ahead of the November 7 election.
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Vietnam
United States
Free World
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Illinois
Missouri
U.S. House of Representatives
America
Opening In Korea From North Korea Leader Kim Il Sung
Ralph de Toledano argues Kim Il Sung’s call for phased disarmament and UN role removal signals potential easing of Cold War tensions. He notes US dominance in Korea and North Korea’s large paramilitary forces, while citing past UN resolutions and ongoing border clashes.
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South Korea
North
South Vietnam
Kim Il Sung Faces Pressure Over North Korean Woes
Charles Bartlett argues Kim Il Sung would pursue a new confrontation with South Korea and the United States if unchecked. He says China fears a broader war, urges deescalation with North Vietnam and Korea, and notes Beijing's frustration with Soviet border buildup and military lessons from Tukhachevsky.
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South Korea
Truman
United Nations
Koreas
United States
Red China
Kim Il Sung
Far East
North
Peking
Chou En-lai
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
Kremlin
U.s.s.r’s
Tukhachevsky
North Korea
McGovern tests toupee and Tobin plan as campaign bets
Washington profile notes George McGovern’s experiment with a toupee as a metaphor for his flexible strategy. It details his support for the Tobin income redistribution plan, its projected costs, and his stance on taxes for higher earners, while highlighting three firm positions on the rich, Vietnam, and the military budget.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
James Tobin
Yale
GNP
Kidnap Insurance for Bank Employees Gains Ground
Banks increasingly adopt off premises kidnap and extortion coverage for staff. The policy, issued in December, protects banks when employees use bank money to respond to kidnappings, requires FBI contact if feasible, and allows recovery of ransom if extortion occurs. Several Kansas City banks have coverage. FDIC officials see necessity though no formal policy exists.
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Green
FBI
Gilbert Bartling
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Bartling
Charles Bohrer
Bohrer
Federal Deposit Insurance Coperation
St. Louis
FDIC
Divorce traditions get playful in Los Angeles crowds
In Los Angeles some stores sell engraved divorce announcements while a columnist jokes about new divorce rituals. He muses on diamond estrangement rings and courtroom departures with satirical suggestions for a celebratory yet civilizing break from marriage.
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Washington
UPI
Los Angeles
Land O’ Goshen
Chelsea Court
Glamour
Dick West
Resident laments theater ratings and pollution reflections
A letter complains Jerry Lewis Theater shows RK rated films, seeking GP or PG options and fair prices. The writer shifts from cinema to concern over pollution from motorized recreation, urging shared responsibility to keep air clean and healthier for all.
Medina County Gazette masthead and rate notice
The Medina County Gazette lists publication details for Medina County Publications Inc. at 685 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio with pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions. It lists staff including Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher and Mike Dungien as editor.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Meneys
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Runswick
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