Tanaka In Moscow For Japan In Turbulent Era
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka visits Britain France and West Germany with Moscow stopover Oct 7 10 focusing on Soviet Japan relations. Key issues include a WWII peace treaty four northern territories and Siberian development amid East West tensions and trade interests. Brezhnev’s stance and Atlantic Charter links loom over talks.
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Japan
United States
Europe
Kakuei Tanaka
Britain
France
West Germany
Moscow
Elizabeth Pond
Tokyo
Christian Science Monitor
Soviet Union
Russia
Siberia
Portsmouth
N.H
Liaotung Peninsula
Manchuria
Sakhalin Island
Korea
Kalin Island
Okinawa
Tanaka
London
Paris
Bonn
Kremlin
Koji Nakamura
Far Eastern Economic Review
U.S
Organization of Petroleum
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Scientists in Boulder study quake prediction limits
US and Japan researchers meet in Boulder to advance earthquake prediction amid doubts about forecast reliability. Experts note laser monitoring of ground shifts and expect a usable warning system years away while human factors hinder warning effectiveness.
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United States
Japan
Boulder
Colo
Federal Diary notes likely cut in federal supergrade hires
Federal Diary reports that hundreds of federal workers expect promotions to high grade posts but the Civil Service Commission faces a smaller likely output. The CSC proposes 240 new supergrade positions, far under the 900 requested earlier, risking unfulfilled promotions and prompting Republican and Democratic criticism.
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Washington
Congress
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Therfore Fo
Congres
Nd Fdera Agencas Csc
Robeert E. Hampton
Bill Layman
D-Fla
Layman
Subcommittee
NEA
USCSC
Israel’s War Start Shows Israel’s Readiness and Arab Gambit
The piece argues that Israel could not mobilize quickly due to religious holidays and limited reserve forces, while Arab states, led by Syria and Egypt, gained an early edge. It critiques U S naivete, notes Moshe Dayan’s leadership under pressure, and asserts Arab success was short lived as air power and ground forces falter against Israel’s defenses.
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Middle East
Syria
Egypt
Israel
Jerusalem
Zahal
Suez
Golan Heights
Moshe Dayan
Anwar Sadat Hah
Suez Zone
Attac
George S. Patton Jr
Reader Letter Objections to Forest Halls Rezoning Plan
Philip Greene Decker, attorney for remonstrators, cites 500 plus opponents to Forest Halls rezoning for 99.5 acres of mixed housing under R-3. Critics warn of misrepresentation, density, school crowding, traffic strain, detention pond hazards, and uncertain need behind Madison Ridge and Greenbriar listings.
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Forest Halls
Reddington Farm
Greenbriar
Forest Hills Grade School
Cross Street
Madison Avenue
Raible ‘Avenue
Raibie
Madison Ridge
Philip Greene Decker
Remonstrators
Space Center a Sad Place at Kennedy Florida
Lowell Ponte reflects on Kennedy Space Center as a fading hub of activity with 12 000 employees, dwindling funds, and a sense of lost zeal for space exploration. He recalls NASA jubilees, past rockets, and future plans while lamenting reduced ambition and coverage in pop culture.
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Wright Kerns
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Florida
Kerns
Air Force
Alan Shepard
America
Shepard
NASA
Transworld Airlines
TWA
Congress
Skylab
Mars
Jupiter
Moon
Space Center
Life Magazine
Earth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Alphabet of Administration Alibis Across the Nixon Era
The piece mocks White House excuses for economic woes from 1960 to 1973, arguing inflation and deficits stem from Johnson, Roosevelt, and Kennedy era programs. It cites vetoes and impoundments, notes newsprint shortages, and puns on alibis as times demand.
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White House
President Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Nixon
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Congress
Times
Nixon White House
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
The Ethics Gap in New York City Politics
Alice Widener reports on the ethics crisis in higher education and politics. Segretti, Vanocur interview uses situation ethics to question how educated individuals justify morally dubious acts. The piece critiques collegiate moral instruction and asks how a political and judicial system can remain trustworthy.
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New York City
Donald H. Segretti
Sander Vanocur
Mr. Segrett
Mr. Vanocur
Princeton University
William G. Bowen
Kohlberg
Turnel
Harvard
Modern Academy
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THE
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Anderson
Indiana
Lnberger
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Il Jackson 1
Meneger
Jane Tomer Scort
Andersen
Inaiena
Harald Fond
Associated Press
Wwe
Charus W. Laughlin
Acc
Hal
A. Marsnant
the United Sies
United States of America
Lowell Ponte
Holmes Alexander
Washington, D. C
Ring Lardner
Alice Widener
Academy
Princeton
Bowen
U.S.A
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