James S. Copen Named News Director at Shenval
James S. Copen of Front Royal is appointed news director and sales representative for Shenval Broadcasting Corporation. He has ten years in broadcasting and lives at 171 Pinecrest Street with his wife and five children. Mrs. Joseph Smith named activities director at Hillside Nursing Home after training at UVA Alexandria. lives with husband at 205 C Street Strasburg.
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Shenval Broadcasting Corporation
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Front Royal
Warren County
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Joseph Smith
Hillside Nursing Home
Loretta Jackson Retires After 30 Years at Schenk Foods
Loretta Jackson of 15 W Germain Street retires from the Schenk Foods Company office staff after 30 years of service on February 1.
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Loretta Jackson
W. Germain St
Schenk Foods Company
Revolutionary new TV camera changes TV news pace
The CBS and NBC funded mini cam, a portable color TV camera, carries by one man and uses a backpack microwave transmitter to deliver live feeds while recording on videotape. It cuts development time and reduces need for heavy mobile units. ABC tested a lighter German model but favors Japanese Akai cameras.
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NBC
U.S
Wcautv
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
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Inflationary Psychology Still Rules in 1971 Era
An AP analysis notes inflationary psychology drives current price rises and buying sprees. It cites higher farm and wholesale prices, stockpiling by industry, and the risk of a steel strike or wage hikes fueling further inflation, with potential policy tools to dampen demand.
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New York
McGraw-Hill Economics Department
Opposition Gains Do Not Succeed in Impeaching Allende
With half counted, opposition wins 53.62 percent in the Chamber of Deputies to 41 percent for Allende's leftist coalition. In the Senate, results show 56.7 percent for one side and others for splinter groups and spoiled ballots. No violence reported as public order patrols surround polling places.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
House of Deputies
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Senate
Allende
Popular Unity Coalition
Eduardo Frei
New Zealand Plants Bill Aims Patents To Fend Off Plagiarism
Wellington AP reports the Plant Varieties Bill has been introduced in the House for study during the southern summer recess. The government seeks patent protection for new plant varieties to stop overseas interests copying horticulturists work.
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New Zealand
House of Representatives
Three Americans Among 30 New Cardinals Named
Pope Paul VI elevated 30 prelates to the College of Cardinals and revealed two in-pectore choices from 1969, Bishop Stepan Trochta and Bishop Juliu Hossu. The new cardinals include Archbishops Luis Aponte Martines, Timothy Manning, and Humberto Medeiros, expanding a 145-member College.
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Cluj-Gherla
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San Juan
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Los Angeles
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Boston
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Georgia Gold Rush of 1828 and California in 1849
The article notes Georgia hosting the first gold rush in America in 1828 and the later California gold rush of 1849, the era's most famous boon. It contrasts early domestic mining with the expansive 1849 migration to the West Coast.
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