Moon Rocks and the Earth's Fiery Birth Theory
The article explains how Earth rocks date aging via radioactive decay of elements like uranium thorium and rubidium to estimate rock ages and test whether the Moon formed from a molten Earth. It notes thorium radium decay to lead and rubidium to strontium as keys to dating rocks. It criticizes ad hoc labor dispute legislation and urges preemptive conflict machinery for rail strikes.
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Earth
United States
Congress
Profits and layoffs threaten Times finances in economic vise
Henry J. Taylor notes The New York Times faces higher costs after austerity and a new labor deal. He argues profits are portrayed as a dirty word while profits are needed for enterprise and job growth, criticizing the public rhetoric surrounding corporate profits.
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New York Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Times
Sulzberger
Congress
Harvard
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Great Change in Motion in Washington House Leadership
A Democratic push in the House aims to restore legislative primacy and curb Senate arrogance since Lyndon Johnson’s departure. The move seeks to prevent internal collapse of the party amid a broader effort to reshape power dynamics in Congress.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
U S Outlines Role in Mideast Peace Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers explains Washington will join with other powers to support a Egypt Israel peace agreement. A U N backed peacekeeping force could be established with possible inclusion of other nations.
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Washington
United States
Middle East
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Israel
Soviet Union
Rogers
Great Britain
France
Mideast
United Nations
Mike Mansfield
America
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai Peninsula
Strait of Tiran
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Political framing and the 1972 presidential race cited
In this Florence Morning News column, David Lawrence critiques confusion over the 1971 Supreme Court prayer ruling and argues the real issue is not banning prayer but separating church and state. It also analyzes House leadership's strategy against the Senate and the Nixon administration, urging a centrist Democratic stance on world and domestic policy.
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Florence
S.C
Senate
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Ways and Means
Senate Democratic
House of Representatives
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Boggs
Indochina
Albert Boggs
Nixon
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas Morgan
Pennsylvania
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mills
Boston
James A. Burke
Democrats
Democratic Party
Growth in Pennsylvania electricity use in 1960s growth surge
The Pennsylvania Electric Association reports nationwide demand outpacing forecasts as residential electricity use climbs 44 percent and commercial use rises 55 percent over the last five years. The text notes Pennsylvania’s smaller role in population and industry but highlights sharp energy growth.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Electric Association
New Found Mad Money From Tax Relief Raises Take Home Pay
The Tax Foundation reports the end of the income tax surcharge and higher personal exemptions cut the average workday tax burden from two hours and 43 minutes to two hours and 37 minutes in a standard eight hour day. This adds about six minutes of take home pay daily.
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Tax Foundation
Judy Williams WIns Clarke County Queen at Apple Blossom
Judy Sue Williams a Clarke County High School senior won Miss Clarke County over 39 contestants. The Apple Blossom Festival retinue includes Jimmy Laise Pamela Garber Douglas Kiracofe Susan Shokes Thomas Gilpin Meg Strader and Jimmy McHale. Joyce Shipe elected president of Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association. MR and Mrs Sam R Hurst sold a 35 acre nursery farm north of Winchester to Arthur H Weber. James Chauderis buys Commercial Hotel on East Piccadilly Street from the Commercial and Savings Bank. Dr E C Stuart marks 59 years in medical practice this month.
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Judy Sue Williams
Clarke County
John E. Williams
Berryville
Jimmy Laise
Pamela Garber
Douglas Kiracofe
Susan Shokes
Thomas Gilpin
Meg Strader
Jimmy McHale
Joyce Shipe
Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Sam R. Hurst
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Arthur H. Weber
Wake Up to a Nation of Opportunity and Duty
A speaker contrasts the early wilderness with a modern United States of over two hundred million people facing class and race strife. He calls for embracing freedom and education for all, urging wakefulness, thoughtful action, and unity to preserve opportunity for old and young.
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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