Infiltration and Accountability Dominate Editorial Page
The editorial discusses gangster infiltration of legitimate business and the need for exposure as a remedy. It cites Prohibition era mobs and modern federal probes, noting widespread reach via financing and factoring. It also covers Chief Justice Warren Burger lambasting courtroom theatrics and urging stricter self regulation in the legal profession.
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Underworld
United States
Warren Burger
American Bar Association
Burger
Nixon calls for new wage pact to keep U S steel competitive
President Nixon told labor and management at the White House conference that U S steel must avoid price increases that price American producers out of global competition. He noted U S unit labor costs lead the world and warned higher wages could boost imports and curb exports. He cautioned union demands for higher income may be impractical given foreign competition.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
United States
Japan
United Kingdom
West Germany
France
Cabinet Committee On Economic Policy
Steel Union
Challenging Widely Held Beliefs On Drugs Trade And Steel
A columnist urges skepticism of beliefs about Black Panthers deaths DDT and drug diversion. It cites a Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs letter disputing 50 percent diversion claims and a National Academy of Sciences address arguing DDT has caused no proven human harm. It also discusses steel import competition and wage policies.
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Nixon
John E. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
U.S
Bureau
Rachel Carson
Philip Handler
National Academy of Sciences
Parade Magazine
Lyndon Johnson
Ben Jonson
Hair Cutting Goes High Tech with Blowtorch Flair
A San Francisco stylist popularized blowtorch hair styling as a modern twist on traditional grooming. Barbers and customers experiment with teased, sliced, feathered looks that push boundaries beyond classic cuts. The technique, once a salon rarity, now spreads through barber shops.
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San Francisco
Prohibition Party Nominates Hillsdale Dean for President
The 1972 campaign begins with Dr. Farle H. Munn of Hillsdale College, Hillsdale Michigan, nominated by the Prohibition Party. If he runs true to form he may amass fewer than 100000 votes.
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Farle H. Munn
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale, Mich
Prohibition Party
Miss JoAN Winfree Cantor Becomes Mrs George Wells Dellinger
Miss Joan Winfree Cantor became the bride of George Wells Dellinger at Duncan Memorial Methodist Church in Berryville. The notice recalls local events including Rouss Park Day and Clarke County Jr Board of Trade president Harold Potts.
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Joan Winfree Canter
George Wells Dellinger
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Berryville
Harold Potts
Clarke County
Junior Board of Trade
Bill Argenbright
Carl B. Keller, Jr
United States
Immortality in Scripture and Christian Belief
The article compares Greek and biblical views on immortality, noting immortality appears sparingly in the Bible. It describes Jewish and Gentile hopes of life after death, contrasts Christian emphasis on bodily resurrection and eternal life in heaven, and asserts Christ’s ultimate reign.
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Plato
Socrates
Christ
Jesus Christ
Mansfield shifts toward Nixon as Vietnam debate reshapes Senate ties
William S. White analyzes a changing dynamic between President Nixon and Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana. He suggests Mansfield, aiming to influence Vietnam policy, is showing measured sympathy toward Nixon, signaling a wary balancing act within the Democratic ranks ahead of 1972.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Vietnam
Dove Associates
Democratic Party
Eighteen-year-olds vote in Wheeling election despite law
Eighteen-year-olds voted in a Wheeling West Virginia municipal election last week though law lowering voting age to July 1 not yet in effect. Officials will not overturn the results because illegal votes could not alter the outcome.
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Wheeling
W. Va
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Answer Key
A quiz based feature explains scoring from 9 to 10 correct equals Memory Genius down to 4 equals Good. It lists ten sample questions covering octopus legs nylon ingredients Hays relativity sculptor Alaska secretary of state Gone With the Wind figure wine dryness and mythic foods.
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Will Hays
Alaska
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