Secret Weapon of Modern Dance Won't Win Soviet Minds
An analysis argues that teenage dances and modern art fail to sway Soviet youth and mocks past US ideas of using consumer goods as weapons. It notes American pet trends, dog and cat populations, rising pet foods, and a tongue in cheek look at animal behavior as society reflects on modern life.
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Kremlin
America
Bourbon Street
Ussr
Harvard Business School
Scott Ward
V.M. Molotov
Germany
Austria
Council of Foreign Ministers
Allen T. Hawthorne
L. Preston Collins
Winchester
Kite Flying Days Warn of Electric Hazard
Spring brings kite flying and reminders to children about safety. Metal framed kites can be dangerous near power lines and should be kept away from high-tension wires. If a kite gets caught in wires call the electric company for help.
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Benjamin Franklin
Electric Company
Such Is the Power Of American TV in Nixon China Era
Dr George Gallup reports 98 percent of Americans learned of Nixon China trip the highest awareness in history. TV sets rose from 3 million in 1948 to 94 million today with 62.1 million families reached. Nighttime national ads reach up to 80 000 per minute and the average American sees about 10 000 ads yearly. The FCC has received around 100 000 letters seeking fewer ads.
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George Gallup
Nixon
Gallup
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Professor Ward
Humphrey Wallace deal questioned as Florida victory shakes race
The Florida primary boost for Wallace raises the possibility of a wing deal with Humphrey to win the Democratic nomination. Analysts note liberal and Southern blocs, Muskie and McGovern as rivals, and the convention battle shaping up in Miami Beach.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Florida
Humphrey
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Miami Beach
Alabama
Muskie
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
New Jersey
Massachussetts
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
LBJ
George McGovern
South Dakota
John V. Lindsay
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Minnesota
George Wallace
Supreme Court ruling may trigger state legislative realignment
A Star Files report notes a potential wave of lawsuits and special sessions as citizens seek federal review of state legislatures out of balance between urban and rural districts. It cites election of Russell Potts Jr. as Phi Delta Theta vice president at Maryland and several diplomatic and civic items.
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Supreme Court
Russell Potts, Jr
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Maryland
Jesus Clears Temple and Curses Fig Tree On Monday
On Monday of Holy Week Jesus condemned a fig tree for bearing no fruit and cleansed the temple, overturning money tables and forcing traders to leave. The passage emphasizes that true faith yields good works and sincere worship, warning that a weak spiritual life harms society and calls for church renewal.
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Jesus
Wallace faces uphill fight in Wisconsin Democratic primary
Wisconsin labor leaders fear George Wallace can gain in the April 4 primary. AFL-CIO backs no pamphlets yet while Gov. Lucey pushes Wallace as a target of the establishment. A statewide voter sample shows Wallace far from ahead, with busing issues weak and anti-establishment populism likely to guide late campaigning in Milwaukee and beyond.
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Milwaukee
George Wallace
Afl-Cio High Command
Wallace
Alabama
Pat Lucey
Florida
John W. Schmitt
Afl-Cio
Lucey
The
Establishment
Oliver Quayle
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Green Bay
Lacrosse
Racine
Wassau
Sheboygan
Southside
Fromer
John Reynolds
Lyndon Johnson
Michigan
Wisconsin
How to Score Memory Genius Quiz Preview
Memory test scoring chart lists daily results for 100 questions over 10 days. It labels performance as Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good with specified correct answer ranges and directs to page 2 for answers.
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Broadway
White House
East Pakistan
Germaine Greer
London Bridge
Florida
New York City
Consumer Affairs
America
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Adaptation Rules Fashion Changes In Women's Wardrobes
Joy Stilley notes that fashion cycles force constant adaptation from head to toe. She jokes about legs freezing into new styles, outdated shoes, hair shaping, belt trends, and oversized pocketbooks as she salutes the ongoing mercy of trends and end with Hal Boyle ill.
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New York
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Jack F. Davis
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