Realism and planning urged for U.S. airport expansion
An editorial argues Americans want modern comforts but oppose airports, rails, and highways. It cites rising air travel forecasts, limited new airport construction under the 1970 Airport and Airways Development Revenue Act, lawsuits over jet noise and sight, and the need for long-range planning to prevent transport breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Business Week
Kansas City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Airport & Airways Development Revenue
Congress
Dallas- Fort Worth Field
U.S
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Yugoslavia Marked as Danger Spot in 1973
Alice Widener argues Yugoslavia could become a flashpoint in 1973 if Tito dies or if internal upheaval prompts rebellion. The piece notes Yugoslavia’s independence from Moscow, its strategic location, and its role in cold war geopolitics with potential Soviet intervention under Brezhnev Doctrine considerations.
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Yugoslavia
New York City
Marshall Tito
Tito
Kremlin
Yugloslavia
Socialist Bloc of Nations
Red Circle
Moscow
Economic Community
Winston Churchill
Europe
Italy
Mediterranean
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Spain
Greece
NATO
Demographic Realignment After McGovern Bid
Phillips surveys how an unusual presidential nominee signals major party realignment. The piece compares 1972 to past schisms, notes potential 1976 paths via Kennedy or a change coalition, and warns old coalitions rarely reform after such episodes. It cites Strauss and Koenig and recalls Bryan, Fremont, and Smith precedents.
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Democratic New Year Washington
KFS
George McGovern
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Alton Parker
John W. Davis
GOP
Louis Harris
Edward Kennedy
John C. Fremont
Lincoln
al Smith
Nixon
Democratic Party
McGovern
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Robert Strauss
Louis Koenig
King Features Syndicate
The Drug Constituency and Its Bureaucracy
Holmes Alexander surveys the drug education lobby in Washington, detailing NCCDE agency catalogs, film evaluations, and the expansive private and federal bearers of anti drug activity. He notes 53 percent restricted, 31 percent unacceptable, and 16 percent acceptable film ratings. He also highlights SAODAP and various executive agencies fueling the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
India
National Cordinating Council On Drug Education
NCCDE
India Republic
Board of Film Censors
Ford Foundation Drug Advisory Council
Special Action Office For
Saodap
United States
Department of Defense
Civil Service Commission
The Renewed Bombing and Abernathy in East Germany
A critical column denounces renewed bombing of North Vietnam and mocks Ralph Abernathy during a two day East German visit. It draws parallels between Soviet occupation, the German Democratic Republic, and alleged U S hypocrisy while recalling political tensions and moral indictments.
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North Vietnam
Nixon
Ralph D. Abernathy
Martin Luther King
Abernathy
America
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Stalin
West Germany
Khruschev
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
Germany
Abrenathy
Dr. Abernathy
Ralph Abernathy
Anti Defamation League
Hitler
Rubashov
HEW to Reserve Clerical Slots for Lower-Paid Workers
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare plans a program to set aside about one in seven entry level professional jobs for lower paid clerical workers. About 500 protected slots will be created next year for staff who enroll in a college and on the job training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lawrence Feinberg
HEW
Grace 7
Feinberg
Eugene Kinlow
Stride
Kinlow
Elliott Richardson
Project Stride
Upward Mobility
Cuba Reach and Risk in U S Cuban Relations Clash
A debate over possible U S Cuba ties rises amid Cuba's 90 mile proximity to Key West and Soviet links. Critics warn concessions would betray victims of confiscations and deny freedom to Cubans, citing Herbert L Matthews and calls for vigilance.
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Cuba
United States
China
Fidel Castro
America
Organization of American States
U.S
Key West
Soviet Union
Ussr
Bill Scherle
Iowa
Castro
Herbert L. Matthews
New York Times
Matthews
The
Times
Fidel
Raoul
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Communist International Executive Committee
Yugoslav Communist Party
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U.S.A
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George DO. Crittenberger
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W Laughlin
Associated Press
Harriet W. Toner
Phillips Survey
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Phillips
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Alexander
William F. Buckley
Buckley
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