U S Must Remove Halters From Deep Sea Firms
The United States should lift restraints on its deep sea exploration firms as Law of the Sea talks drag and developing nations seek broad control. President Nixon outlined a 12 mile limit and free transit while calling for an international exploration authority and revenue for poorer nations.
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Latin America
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United States
Rose Kennedy Book Questioned on Chappaquiddick Details
The Kennedy matriarch Rose Kennedy defends her memoir yet questions linger about Ted Kennedy's Chappaquiddick accident and his claim of unfamiliarity with the island. Reports note Kennedy had prior island visits, with witnesses citing frequent trips and local knowledge. Kennedy declined further comment on Mary Jo Kopechne’s death.
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Associated Press
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Northam Warren Jr
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Ted Kennedy
New York Post
Anthony Prisendorf
Time Magazine
Kennedy Brothers
Sen. Kennedy
Miss Kopechne
Party Honors Aiken Teens Helen Busch and Bo Coward
Twenty years ago in Aiken a Fermata Club party on Whiskey Road celebrated the birthdays of Helen Busch and Bo Coward. More than 85 guests enjoyed merrymaking, records, and singing happy birthday while chaperones were their parents, the Busch, Coward, and Schulhofer families.
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Whiskey Road
Helen Busch
Bo Coward
Aiken
Ellen
Rudolph Busch
Bob
Hazeltine C. Coward
Arthur Schulhofer
MIT explores failure as a path to success in new course
MIT launches Failure of Human Systems a multidisciplinary course to analyze systemic breakdowns in business government and society. Faculty including Harold Berman Edwin Diamond Carroll Wilson and Rene Miller contribute case studies. The project argues failures reveal what not to do guiding reforms and better statesmanship.
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Edwin Diamond
Carroll Wilson
Rene Miller
MIT
Frank P. Davidson
Energy shortage creates and eliminates jobs in dynamic economy
Labor Secretary Peter Brennan described two lists from the Energy shortage affecting employment. Sixteen industries could gain from shifts toward energy efficiency while eleven face losses, with transportation and heavy industry among the adopters and auto makers, aviation, and hotels among the losers.
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Labor Department
Richard Schubert
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