Why Go Into Space Why The Apollo Program
Editorial assesses Apollo program origins costs and goals. It cites NASA advances in aeronautics, materials, micro circuits, satellites and medicine, arguing space research yields broad benefits and national security value, while noting public debate over cost and purpose. It concludes nations must decide if space investment is worthwhile.
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Earth
Moon
U.S
Space
United States
Wheat
Standard Research Institute
Business Week
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stanford Research Institute
Newsweek
NASA
MIT
Creeping capitalism vs state ownership warned by critics
A San Francisco Business report notes that state owned enterprises in Britain, France, Austria and Italy are learning the flaws of government control and moving toward private enterprise principles. It warns political patronage and bureaucracy hinder efficiency and urges caution as calls grow to hand more economic power to the U. S. federal bureaucracy.
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San Francisco
Britain
France
Austria
Italy
U. S
Investment Guide Recommends Holding Growth Stocks
Readers are advised on selecting speculative and growth stocks. Diamond Shamrock Diodes Inc South Carolina Electric Vornado and Sterling Precision are analyzed for long term potential and dividend prospects. Utilities like Commonwealth Edison show growth despite lower share prices and potential mergers.
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Diamond Shamrock
Diodes, Inc
South Carlina Electric & Gas
Sterling Precision
Vornado, Inc
F. F
Pickands Mather
Vornado
South Carolina
Electric
Commonwealth Edison
Commonwealth
Central Illinois Light
Roger Spear
Moyer FE
Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Johnson’s Great Society Leaves White House With Loneliness
The article critiques Lyndon Johnson’s departure as he pockets ceremonial farewells from gardeners, Secret Service, and staff. It weighs his Great Society programs, costs, and public disappointment, asking if government spending truly improved lives and whether the era ends with hollow commemorations.
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LBJ
Ari Johnson
White House
Secret Service
John McCormsh
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Rte. Johnson
Ske
JFK
Mentary Schools
Appalachia
Perod
Harry Hopkins
Great Society
America
Ounce of Prevention Not Wanted Gridiron of Health Advice
Dr Brady letters urge daily habits to stay slim detailing ankle exercises and posture tips. A grandmotherly voice promotes standing while fastening shoes and gentle routines to keep slender legs, with instructions to mail responses to Dr William Brady in California.
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Tov
Brady
William Brady
Camino
South Derwny Hills
California
Short Thoughts on Science and Politics
A House subcommittee says federal agencies remain arrogant about withholding information. Observers say Soviet leaders are ready to talk with Nixon. The AMA president elect argues medicine alone cannot solve all health problems, noting reality over humility. Scientists warn SST sonic booms could invite complaints and slow the fast plane. A wobble in Earth's spin may trigger earthquakes and related concerns.
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House
Nixon
AMA
The Dynamic Free Enterpriser Clif Conlee Gas Station
Clif Conlee, a Mobil franchisee from Cllo Michigan, built a traffic hub around his gas station with a dog park playground and indoor coin machines. His enterprise includes a $3 000 000 property value and yearly gross from machines and rentals surpassing $30 000. Marvel his wife shares this frontier of modern merchandising and travel convenience.
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Clif Conlee
Cllo
Michigan
Alma College
Gob
Mobil
Arges
Marvel
Clit Contes
Cl Cowles
Nile
Folklore and quotes from Wade on modern life
A collage of quotations linked to William Wade's Folklore pieces includes Deirdre Barnard on independence before fame, Margaret Mead on modern family dynamics, and an assortment of aphorisms about travel, customs, media, and society. The selections span cultural critique and social wit from varied voices.
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United States
Margaret Mead
Violence and Law Enforcement in the United States
The article surveys the rise in violent crime since 1930 and 1960, noting organized groups and civil unrest. It cites Hoover and Hanna on state authority, responsibility, and the need for deterrents to crime. It warns that public opinion shapes policy and calls for respect for law and due process within a free society.
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United States
Communist Party
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
Richard T. Hanna
California
National Commission On Causes and Prevention of Violence
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Walises
Sociery
Hoover
Nikon
Pole
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Madison
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William Wade
Deirdre Barnard
Christiann Barnard
Indianapolis
Wade
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