Nixon Leads GOP Leaders Say Nixon Favored by States
A Christian Science Monitor survey shows Richard Nixon as the leading choice for the Republican presidential nomination among leaders in 28 states with 628 delegate votes. Romney lanes 204 delegates in nine states, Rockefeller leaning in 16 states with 488 votes, Reagan and Nixon potential combine to block. The article notes possible convention deadlock and mentions Charles Percy as a leading dark horse candidate.
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83-Year-Old Private Eye Tracks Down Stocks Bonds
83 year old Godfrey Bligh leads Smythe & Co an old Wall Street firm that hunts extinct or dormant securities. He explains how lost stock can still be worth money and describes cases where shares regained value after corporate changes. The firm charges a $10 search fee and may take a percentage of recovered funds.
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UBC Professors Tackle $20,000 Project on Ideal Animal Diets
Two University of British Columbia professors lead a $20,000 study to identify perfect foods for animals. Success could reduce production costs and help ease world hunger by enabling more economical animal rearing.
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Dear Abby columns on shared rooms and Christmas gifts
Abigail Van Buren answers readers about a mother and son sharing a twin room while traveling, Christmas gift expectations, and a caller’s late night loneliness. She reassures that worrying about others’ opinions is the real folly and advises on handling debt and gifts politely.
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Congress Spots Slum Problems in 1892 House Action
Congress recognized housing issues early in 1892 by appropriating 20 000 dollars for an investigation of slum conditions in cities. The note highlights early federal concern over urban housing and social conditions.
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