Calcutta Strains Under Refugee Influx From East Pakistan
The influx of roughly four million East Pakistan refugees into West Bengal tests Calcutta's resources. The city, already crowded and disease-prone, faces rising prices and unemployment, with political unrest and calls to repatriate or even use force if Pakistan cannot accept them back.
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India
West Bengal
Calcutta
West Pakistan
Alicia Pattereson Fung
Washington
Stne
Richard Critchhfield
Bengal
East
Pakistan
Calcutte
Discrimination Twist Tall height ties to starting pay says Pitt official
University of Pittsburgh labor relations chief Leland Deck reports a 4 to 10 percent higher starting salary for tall male graduates in two surveys. He cites height as a factor recruiters may subconsciously favor while noting women show similar pay to men of the same height in similar roles.
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University of Hittsburgh
Leland P. Deck
Pitt Business School
Deck
Supreme Court ruling sparks defense of free speech in four letter words
Paul Harvey notes the high court's 5-4 decision protecting vulgar language as a First and Fourteenth Amendment right. He argues against overprotection for wrongdoers and warns that four letter words may appear on public displays and TV, urging readers to resist moral decline.
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Supreme Court
Paul Robert Cohen
Los Angeles
High Court
Justice Harlan
Nixon
Amay Sy
Paul
Gen. Fes, Corp
Kerry Speech Critique Exposes War Crimes Claims
An editorial denounces John Kerry for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee remarks claiming US forces committed crimes in Vietnam. It labels Kerry’s charges as criminal hypocrisy and asserts a broader indictment of war policies and public framing.
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Boston Globs
Kerry
Senate Foreign Rela Committee
Bostonian
Yale
Washington
Boston Globe
The
Globe
Jobaeth
Vietnam
America
América
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Kétry
United States
Cambodia
John Kerry
Jefferson
Madison
Jefferton
Clay
Calhoun
Britain
Canada
Polk
Congress
Pacific
McKinley
Thedore Roosevelt
Spain
Wilson
Senate
U.S
House
Pearl Harbor
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Federal zoning backlash in suburbs sparks political clash
An unsigned op ed argues that federal control of zoning would undermine local autonomy and suburban stability. It warns that national housing plans threaten neighborhood identity, home values, and services, urging residents to defend local land use rights and oppose federal mandates.
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America
Washington
Aloma
George Irwell
Cera
Visual pollution in rural areas prompts action against litter
The author champions reducing roadside litter and bottle return schemes to curb visual pollution. He cites polls on returnable bottles and notes proposed federal and state efforts, including a bill in Congress and active anti billboard sentiments in Michigan and Oregon.
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Opinion Research Corporation
Allied Supermarkets, Inc
Michigan
Allied
Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
William Milikee
Oregon
Orleats
Seattle
Paul Roche
Ax Ogden Nash
Copright
Gen
Fea, Corp
New York Mayor Lindsay Urges National City Charter Plan
New York Mayor John V Lindsay proposes a federal charter granting autonomy to major cities to trade with Washington on trade finance and social welfare. Critics warn such a shift would require a sweeping constitutional change, widen gaps with suburbs, and risk creating a distant federal bureaucracy over local needs.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Bighway
Indianapolis
Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
New York City
Salem
Portland
Washington
U.S
Criss County
Bueaucracy
Emaller
Paren
Portland Gregonian
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Mae Barnyard
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Indiana
Chittenbieger
Jane
Orarler
Treaverer
Anderiyn
Tiret Rogie Amd
Wellen
Very of the Herald
TWE Associated Press
Pr ‘Foe Publican
Uckley
Anthony Kerrigen
Holmes Alexander
Washington, D.C
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USA
Revolu
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Jacob Javits
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