House approves 12.5 million for Kennedy Cultural Center
The article condemns Congress for a 12.5 million appropriation to finish the Kennedy Cultural Center in Washington. It criticizes past promises of private funding and notes rising costs from 30.7 to 66 million. It praises David W. Dennis and Richard Roudebush for voting no and urges voters to question supporters.
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Congress
Kennedy Cultural Center
Wash
Sinsion
D. C
Potomac
High Society of Washington
Washington
David W. Dennis
Richmond
Richard
Roudebush
Noblesville
Treasury
House
Southeast Asia
Photographic Holography Advances and Investment Notes
Roger E Spear discusses three dimensional photography as an emerging industry. He lists companies and research efforts from IBM Bell Labs United Aircraft and others, noting government funding and potential applications in defense, industry and medicine. He advertises a guide to successful investing in holography.
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Ster
Dennis Gabor
Office of Naval Research
Bell Laboratories
American Telephone
United Aircraft
Nek
Spaceways
Perkin-Elmer Coop
Floger Spear
Succezs Nl
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Staion
New York
Gen
Fea. Corp
Thinking About the Soviet Union in Vienna
William F Buckley discusses Soviet affairs from Vienna noting clashes over Cz echoslovakia and Brezhnev era leadership. He cites Frank Shakespeare Leonard Garment Anatole Shub and Sbovoda plus MacArthur comments and the jamming of Voice of America.
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Soviet Union
Vienna
Marray Kempton
New York
Nixon
Frank Shakespeare
CB5
Leonard Garment
Dubcek
Moscow
Shakespeare
Garment
Bubcek
Russia
Jane An
Arzan
Shi
Kempton
Len
Shub
Voice of
America
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Ag Te Nagy
Svoboda
Frank Borman
Lenin
Brady's Health Service Practical belly breathing for heart distress
Dr William Brady discusses angina and heart attack risks due to oxygen deprivation. He promotes nitroglycerin use for immediate relief and advocates belly breathing as a preventive practice, with instructions from his booklets How to Breathe and CVD. He offers these booklets by mail and cautions against deep breathing in emergencies.
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CVD
Cardio Vascular Degeneration
The Atlantic Rowing Quest of John Fairfax
Journalist John Keasler questions the motive of John Fairfax who has rowed about 4,000 miles toward Miami seeking to be the first person to row solo across the Atlantic. The piece recalls past stunts from flagpole sitters to mule wagon travelers and ends with a light, speculative note on Fairfax’s drive and the reporter’s wish to interview him.
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Wity & Britisher
John Wairfax
Miami
Atlantic
St. Louis
Atlanta
Apollo St. 1
Jfe
U.S
Stuart
Mexico
Greenland
Atlantic Ocean
Fairfax
Tom
Happer
Folklore Reflections From Quotations Across America
A collage of quotes from Henry Miller Dr Will Durant Sir Harald MacMillan and others presents views on youth attitudes, modern vs older generations and the pace of mid century life. It notes cautions about hyperbole and the value of truth versus statistics.
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Henry Miller
Art Painter
Wade
Harald MacMillan
Springfield
Ohio
Andy Thuney
Seattle
Alaska Tua
Amierican
Safeguard fears split GOP hopes Nixon rally
Holmes Alexander analyzes ABM politics as Senate conservatives balk at Safeguard. He cites Senator Miller and GOP leaders Everett Baker and Hugh Scott while noting a potential cross-party club for left-leaning bills. The piece connects domestic politics, Sabotage fears, and a looming presidential call to the people.
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Safeguard
Washington, D. c
Senate
Jack Miller
Soway
Kremlin
Dace Miller
Miller
House
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Latin América
South America
sub-Sahara
William J. Casey
U.S. Arms Con
Trol and Disarmament Agency
Jon Lindsay
New York
John Knowles
IEW
Fubrigal
Church
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Air Force MIRV deal unsettles ABM congressional debate
Short Thoughts notes the ABM and MIRV debate while a MIRV contract shifts to the Air Force, hinting Congress may be kept out of the loop. It mentions Goldberg seeking commutation, Sirhan’s case, and Mead’s view on space program opposition. Aviation lobbyists oppose airport modernization citing cost to frequent flyers. A furnace fuse and a constitutional preamble close the fragment.
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Air Forest
Pentagon
Congress
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