UN Loses Appeal Amid Public Attention in 1971
The United Nations faced declining public tours in New York with 874000 visitors in 1971 after 938000 in 1970 and over a million in 1969. Tours are expected to lose money as staff cuts meet rising costs despite attendance drop tied to the China question and the India Pakistan war.
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Wallace Decides Not to Run as Third-Party Candidate
In Montgomery Alabama Governor George Wallace signals he will not run for president in 1972 as a third party nominee, a move that could help reelect Richard Nixon. Local observers say a deal with the White House is unlikely, yet Wallace’s strategy shifts may disrupt Democratic primaries and appeal to blue collar workers nationwide.
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Democrats Told to Focus on Unemployment Not Vietnam
Washington insiders urge Democratic presidential hopefuls to stop attacking Nixon over Vietnam and concentrate on unemployment, arguing the war stance helps the president. Muskie Humphrey and McGovern are cited for their antiwar positions as advisers warn the focus risks handing the election to Nixon.
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Humphrey blocks Muskie UAW endorsement drive
Senator Hubert Humphrey curbed Senator Ed Muskie’s push for UAW endorsement by delaying official backing and urging neutrality. The move aims to blunt Muskie’s Michigan delegate advantage and pressure Meany to withhold early labor support while Humprhey seeks primary strength in Florida and Wisconsin.
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William G. Millikin
Secretary Rusk heads to Uruguay for inter-American talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies to Uruguay to join an inter-American ministers conference on possible diplomatic and economic steps against Cuba. Senator Byrd says he will present a full report on his talks with ex Governor Almond about school desegregation and other issues. Fire at Virginia Woolen Mill sends smoke across Winchester. no major damage. First 1947 Boy Scout Court of Honor set for February 6, eve of National Boy Scout Week.
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Floyd W. Haines
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Josef Stalin
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Virginia
Secularism Defied by Gospel in Modern Life
A sermon denounces secularism as the greatest sin of today, arguing that wealth power and comfort drive modern life away from God. It recalls the Tower of Babel to illustrate divine judgment on human pride and the folly of secular aims. God’s word is presented as the true sustenance beyond bread.
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Unidentified Mars Signal Cut After 20 Seconds
Soviet scientists report a brief 20 second transmission from a Martian transmitter, with no landscape details revealed. They cite unknown landing area peculiarities or a dust storm as possible causes and note it is too early to determine the failure. A satirical aside blames Little Green Men to dodge a commercial.
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How's Your I Q How to Score Based on 100 Questions
A reader quiz shows daily scoring over ten days with thresholds for Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. It includes sample questions on continents naval vessels river in Africa vicuna silkworms and tax status of Congress members.
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