Profit Penalty and Oil Hopes Mark 1960s Economic Outlook
Regulators plan to roll back prices for firms violating the profit margin rule as earnings rise. An Amazon basin mapping team from the United States will study oil potential in eastern Peru with three months of aerial surveys. Pittsburgh appliance maker delays full market rollout of a heatless induction stove, shortening warranties as it tests demand.
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Peru
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Agnew Attacks Quota Politics in GOP Delegates Talk
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew rails against a quota system for 1976 GOP delegates, siding with conservatives wary of liberal moves to control the nomination process. He denounces racial balance criteria as disenfranchising and warns of division within the party ahead of the convention.
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Barry Goldwater
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White House
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Javits
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McGovern Eagleton episode taints campaign image
Washington observers assess how George McGovern’s decision to withdraw Tom Eagleton from the ticket exposes a credibility gap. The incident underscores human frailty and political risk, suggesting the candidate’s purity image may be irreparably tarnished as the convention nears.
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Tom Eagleton
McGovern
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Miami Beach
Southeast Asia
Shining Armor
Americans Eat 14 Billion Pounds Of Bread A Year
HAL BOYLE notes America remains a top bread eater with over 14 billion pounds consumed annually, about 73 pounds per person. The column also reflects on writerly pursuits, historical anecdotes, and quirky quotes.
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America
U.S
Bastille
Paris
Indiana
George Ade
Uncle Sam
Tax Foundation
George Washington Carver
Bugs Baer
Soviet union scorns new Western tests ban proposals
The Soviet Union cold shouldered fresh Western compromise ideas aimed at ending the deadlock on a nuclear test ban treaty. In Virginia, state leaders hailed a $32 million budget surplus as proof of sound finances. A significant fire damaged part of the Robinson Ice and Cold Storage plant on North Cameron Street, causing substantial losses. Winchester meat prices exceed OPA ceilings, rising slightly since July. Izaak Walton League chapters in Clarke County and Winchester press ahead with Shenandoah River pollution study.
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Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Co
N. Cameron St
H. Delmar Robinson, Jr
Winchester Meat
Izaak Walton League
Clarke County
Winchester
Shenandoah
Daily Meditation KEEP IT IN LEASH
The article discusses anger and its harmful physical mental and spiritual effects. It explains anger causes glandular changes, increased heart rate, and digestive issues and warns that unrestrained anger stems from unsettled spirituality and worsens life. It urges mastering anger like riding a dangerous horse.
Peace May Come to Vietnam After American Election
Washington analyzes show Hanoi and Moscow likely to press for a broad settlement after the U S election. Congress debate over funding and a potential President Nixon mandate shape potential cease fire terms and troop withdrawal.
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Paris
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Saigon
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How to Score Memory Genius Self-Test List
Based on 100 questions across 10 days daily scores classify memory ability. Turn to page 2 for correct answers. The quiz asks about geography religion highways colonies Bunyan state known as Garden State Mamba's Daughters Cabin in the Sky film stars four letter presidents body on the dollar bill and city name similarities.
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