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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1972

Page

2

Coed Rooming Tryout Stirs Old Fashioned Views at Michigan

Seventeen men and 12 women at Ann Arbor begin a two week coed living trial in a cooperative housing unit to test breaking down gender barriers. The 29 students drew lots to select roommates, in a program run by an independent housing agency serving about 800 students.

Michigan Ann Arbor University of Michigan

Moon lander Aldrin faces stress and seeks help

Colonel Edwin Buzz Aldrin Jr. says the pressures of being a public figure nearly caused an old fashioned nervous breakdown. He underwent a month of psychiatric treatment and recovered, aiming to encourage others to confront their issues by sharing his own experiences in a book.

Edwin Buzz) Aldrin Jr

Japan Leads World in Shipbuilding Amid Nixon Visit

The item notes Japan reaffirmed its status as the world's top shipbuilder by launching nearly 12 million tons of shipping in a year, about half of global output. It contrasts Japan's rapid economic rise with China’s agrarian economy and highlights implications for Asia’s future.

Nixon Asia China Japan United States

Ancient Olmec Stele Fragment From Tres Zapotes Seen

A hand shaped stone fragment found by a farmer near Tres Zapotes Veracruz State is identified as part of a stele dated to the first century BC. Displayed at the National Museum of Anthropology, the artifact supports Olmec origins predating Maya achievements and their bar and dot calendar. The origin language and fate of the Olmec remain unknown, inviting future discoveries.

Lcan Tres Zapotes Veracruz National Museum of Anthropology Mexico City New World B.C

Letter to the Editor on GAZETTE article and Medina ghetto claim

A Medina reader group voices anger at city leaders and the Black Civic Action League. They reject leaders’ speaking for the community and condemn housing neglect and a claimed Medina ghetto. The letter cites Police Chief Davis and calls for action.

The Gazette Bill Konyha League Bill Inman James Johnson Medfair Medina Webster Medfaar Davis Mr. Davis Black Civic Action League Ben Bryant Robert W. Greene, Jr Doris Davis Lorence Price

Medina County Gazette Marketing Details and Contacts

The Medina County Gazette lists publishing details including address 685 West Liberty Street Medina CO 44256 and mailing options. It notes pricing for subscriptions, including 12 months 26.00 6 months 13 and special rates for servicemen and college students 14.40 annually. It names Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien managing editor and Stuart A Borden general manager with contact numbers Medina 725-4166 and Brunswick 225-3177.

Medina County Gazette Medina County Publications Inc West Liberty Street Medina, CO Arthur D. Hudnutt Mike Dungien Stuart A. Borden Medina Brunswick

Florida primary looms in reshaping Democratic race

Ralph de Toledano analyzes the Florida primary as a pivotal test for Muskie and a proving ground for Humphrey, Wallace and McGovern. He argues Florida could redefine momentum, money influence, and party unity as the race heads toward Wisconsin and the convention.

Muskie Florida Chicago Warren G. Harding Humphrey

Washington Perspectives in Nixon-Mao talks and Foreign Service strain

Charles Bartlett notes criticism over Nixon's Peking Mao meeting absence while Secretary Rogers offers limited public explanation. Health lapse denied Mao's Hangchow visit. State morale slips amid personnel shifts and a record Foreign Service exam with many women applicants.

Nixon Peking Mao William Rogers Hangchow Rogers Kissinger State Department Foreign Service

Cottonseed flour mill to aid world hunger at Lubbock plant

The Plains Cooperative Oil Mill in Lubbock Texas plans a 1.5 million project to produce 25 tons daily of 65 percent protein cottonseed flour. The product will supplement meat and dairy proteins, reduce costs, and may first appear in prepared foods before grocery shelves.

Michael 0 Wester United States Department of Agriculture New Orleans Ridlehuber India Plains Cooperative Oil

Librarian’s Notebook and Publishing News Highlights

A roundup covers techniques of rya knotting, Yugoslav researchers printing sound on ordinary paper, Time’s reissues and Toffler award, Mao Tsetung biography by Han Suyin, The Godfather movie edition boosting print runs, William Nolen’s The Making of a Surgeon, Allan Nevin bequeathing royalties to Columbia, Jane McClary’s A Portion of Foxes due May, and Harper and Row using recycled paper in paperbacks.

Bantam Alvin Toffler Toffler Prix du Meilleur Livre Etranger Paris Alexander Salzhenitsyn Laurence Durrell John Updike the Godfather Mario Puzo Pocket Books William Nolen Foxes Jane McClary Germany France

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