Indiana Aims at Time Reform in Sparse 1972 Session
Editorial notes Indiana 1972 General Assembly, limited to 30 days, may skip standard time daylight savings debates. Observes past sessions spent time on time issues, risking tax and financing bills. Points to governors vetoing tax rises and time not on agenda, warning of higher future taxes if time bills are delayed.
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Indiana
Indiana General Assembly
Roger Branigin
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Do We Condone Piracy? U.S. Coast Guard chase
The Coast Guard pursued two Russian vessels off Alaska for poaching in U.S. waters. Captains face up to $100,000 fines, a year in jail, and vessel seizure if convicted. The piece argues current policy undercuts deterrence and highlights broader piracy issues in the Americas.
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U.S. Coast Guard
U.S
Alaska
Miami
United States
Jose Villa
Cuba
Little Inagua Island
Bahamas
Cuban
Villa
Chico
Coast Guard
High Seas
South America
Ecuador
Quito
State Department
Secretary of State
Washington
Federal unions derail Muskie campaign bid
Washington observers say Muskie misread federal workers voting patterns as a union bloc. A planned bipartisan push, led by AFL CIO unions, collapsed after Jerry Wurf endorsed Muskie without consultation. Postal and white collar groups protested, jeopardizing a potential public employee endorsement before the nomination.
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Washington
Edmund M. Muskie
Nixon
Nice
Maine
Afl-Cio
Jerry Wurf
Maine Democrat
American Federation of
Wurf
Muskie
Wurf’s
Tion Bt
New York
Letter C
National Postal Union
NPU
American Postal Workers Union
James H. Rademacher
Letter Carriers
Rademacher
Clerk
Francis S. Filbey
David S. Silverglied
New York City
America
Miami
The Cold War and a Nation at Risk and Delay
Holmes Alexander laments Nixon's moderation and casts Castro as a shrewd actor in a global Cold War skirmish. He recalls the Johnny Express seizure, Long Island student charge, and past crises to argue that national prestige and gunboat diplomacy shape U.S. security, urging stronger resolve and weapon power.
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Washington, D.C
Caribbean
Moscow
Long Island
John Ashbrook
Richard Nixon
Russia
Red China
Nixon
Alexander Calsed
United States
Fidel
Jose Villa Diaz
Castro
Kremlin
Captain Diaz
U.S
Diaz
Revolutionary Tribunal
Republic of the Isthmus
Cuba
Inagua
Baaban
Beirut
United States of America
Kennedy International Airport
Merab Karashvily
East Berlin
China
Calif
Coast Guard
Pirate Navy
North Korea
Calais
Paris
Marseille
America
Defense Department
Columbia
Truman
Berlin
Sixth Fleet
Greece
Turkey
Eisenhower
Quemoy and
Matsu
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Naval power and the new training command at Pensacola
Pensacola hosts the Naval Training Command led by Vice Admiral M W Cagle. The piece argues for strengthening U S naval power, highlighting Soviet naval advances, missile submarines, and the need to expand sea based deterrence while reducing reliance on land armies. It calls for rapid modernization, more missiles at sea and a shift away from land based strategy to sustain global influence and deterrence.
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Pensacola
Fla
Western Pacific
Korea
North Vietnam
Naval Training Command
Adm
M.W
Chris” Cagle
Cagle
Secretary of the Navy
U.S
McNamara
Pentagon
U. S
Soviet Union
Norman Polmar
High Seas
Senate
United States
America
North America
Kirk In Londonderry Sees IRA Split, Northern Ireland in Turmoil
To The Point by Russell describes Londonderry Derry as paralyzed by hatred amid Catholic Protestant divide. He recalls crossing into Donegal to view Grianan of Aileach and laments ongoing sectarian strife, predicting lasting instability if British rule ends. He condemns IRA as factional and criticizes both communities for hatred.
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Londonderry
IRA
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Derry
Aileach
Cashel
Ulster
O’brien
Munster
Grianan
Mountins
Donegal
Foyle
Ireland
Republic
Dublin
North
Irish Republican Army
Satan
Gen. Fea. Corp
Antarctica as frontiers and the science of ice
A reflective overview of Antarctica under the Antarctic Treaty, detailing international collaboration, the vast ice sheets, and the potential uses of the continent. It highlights the United States Navy support, NSF funding, and the breadth of scientific work from magnetohydrodynamics to meteorology across 65 projects by 210 scientists in 1957.
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Antarctic
Mcmurdo Station
Antarctica
Soviet Union
United States
Mexico
South Pole
Empire State Building
National Science Foundation
United States Navy
Congress
Navy
America
BLAST BRIDGES! Nixon urges fast dock strike fix
Alice Widener argues for swift congressional action to end the West Coast dock strike led by Harry Bridges. She claims the stoppage costs jobs and billions, links labor leadership to anti capitalist aims, and criticizes Meany. She cites government attempts to deport Bridges and questions labor’s use of strikes against U.S. interests.
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New York City
Nixon
Congress
Harry Renton Bridges
Damon Shatson
New York Times
San Francisco
West Coast
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Los Angeles
Se Y Brian
Harry Bries
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