Connally Resigns as Treasury Chief Shaping Nixon Economic Policy
The article notes John Connally's dramatic impact as secretary of the treasury under President Nixon. It highlights his role as architect of a new economic program, his rise within the White House, and speculation about his future in politics after a surprise resignation. The piece also questions the effectiveness of his economic policies.
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Nixon
John Connally
White House
Connally
Washington
Microfilming and micropublishing reshape information storage
Compiled notes describe rapid growth in microfilming now called micropublishing. The field expands from banking checks to arch plans and home recipe files. portable devices could deliver near instant recall with microfilm, enabling personal access to master plans and household information.
New Baby Names Rise In Exotic Trends In NYC
A New York City survey shows Jason and Jennifer as top maternity picks with many less common names gaining appeal. Girls lean toward Danielle Gabrielle Michella Rene and Nicole while boys favor Zachary Aaron Adam and Jeremiah reflecting biblical revival.
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United States
New York City
Jason
Jennifer
Danielle
Gabrielle
Michella
Rene
Nicole
Zachary
Aaron
Adam
Jeremiah
John
Susan
James
Mary
Michelle
Nixon faces stark nuclear balance on Moscow trip
On the eve of his Moscow visit President Nixon confronts a nuclear balance tilted to the Soviet Union. The USSR holds about 2,970 offensive strategic weapons to the United States’ 2,180, with only 360 of 405 strategic B 52s remaining and a B 1 successor not operational before 1978. Defense Secretary Laird confirms the shift.
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Nixon
Moscow
United States
U.S.S.R
Free World
Institute For American Strategy
Strategic Air Command
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Red Army
William E. DePuy
Army
Vietnam
Europe
Honolulu
China
Ray E. Peet
U.S
New Gun Control Moves Aimed After Wallace Shooting
The piece argues Congress will again tackle gun control after the Wallace attempt, noting past laws, public fear, and polemics. It outlines opposing ideas including confiscation and licensing while highlighting the potential of a Bayh bill banning Saturday night specials and urging tougher penalties for firearm use.
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Wallace
Senate
Birch Bayh
Congress
Astronaut Carpenter Orbits Earth Sighting Sails Atlantic Life Raft
Star Files notes Malcolm Scott Carpenter completed three orbits and, after a tense 35 minutes post re entry, was seen in a life raft in the Atlantic. Hailstorms whiten Winchester areas affecting Boyce and southern Frederick County. Frederick PTA names Mrs Worsley president, succeeding Mrs London. Governor Tuck thanks C P Telephone Co staff for aiding state brief operation in Accomack and Northampton counties. Grover Teets to run for Board of Supervisors in Democratic Primary.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Robert M. Worsley
Frederick County
Tuck
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
Commonwealth
C&p
Accomack
Northampton
W. Barron Glover
Chicago
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Grover Teets
Welltown
Board of Supervisors
True history and liberty in daily life
A meditation on moral issues in U S history and personal happiness. It questions liberty as merely personal freedom, contrasts home harmony with constant conflict, and warns against self pity and perpetual certainty. The piece ends urging clarity through simple daily awareness.
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Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Mills Sees Self as Compromise Choice for Democratic Nomination
Washington report profiles Wilbur Mills of Arkansas as a potential middleman to unite a divided Democratic Party at a Miami Beach convention. It notes Mills doubts a Kennedy-Mills ticket and highlights the party’s shift away from two-thirds nominating rules after 1924.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Walter Mitty
White House
Kensett
Ark
Miami Beach
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Edmund Muskie
Nison
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Teddy
Kennedy - Mills
Kennedy
Arkansas
Mills - Kennedy
Chairman Mills
Vention
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wilbur
Democratic Party
Humphrey
Woodrow Wilson
James M. Cox
John W. Davis
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
How Is Your Social Prestige Rating Looking
A humorous guide asks readers to assess their status by pointing to luxuries and connections such as a White House line and Cronkite’s word pronunciation. It contrasts shining perks with warning signs of decline like generous bill collectors and falling from Skid Row to the gutter.
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White House
Walter Cronkite
Nine year old Kay Thomas walks 23 miles for development
A letter lauds Kay Thomas for skipping a Monticello trip and walking 23 miles in 11 hours in the rain to raise 119.14 for the Walk For Development. She organized sponsors at 5.18 per mile and reached the final checkpoint despite cautions from parents.
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Monticello
Walk For Development
Kay Thomas
How's Your I Q Score Quiz Preview
Memory based IQ quiz offers 10 day daily scoring with bands for Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. Includes questions about geography history and famous names with page 2 providing correct answers.
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Angora
Saint Anne
R. A
Ireland
Amati
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sunshine
North
Vietnam
Afghanistan
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