Crises and fears linger after the October 1962 Cuban missile showdown
Editorial recalls the Cuban missile crisis and the shared national anxiety as President Kennedy warned of Soviet missiles. It reflects on how individuals faced fear, memory of the near-nuclear confrontation, and questions what if Khrushchev had not backed down.
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Richard J. Barnet
Kennedy
Russi
Cuba
Hudson's Bay
Soviet Union
United States
Alan B. Ulam
Radio
Moscow
Washington
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Oetober
U.S. drug regulation blamed for slowing lifesaving therapies
Barrons cites a West German study criticizing U.S. regulators for overly rigid FDA rules, noting only a quarter of new remedies reach American physicians and patients while France leads in drug discovery. Despite rising R&D, the U.S. ranked last among four top pharmaceutical producers in 1970. The researchers call excessive safety measures and political influence hindering progress.
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U.S
Barron's
National Business & Financial Weekly
France
Lion
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Reunite Family Plea From Russian Ukraine Father
Edward Richards Meinhare asks media and charities to pressure Soviet authorities to allow his son Michael and daughter Edia Richards to leave Mukachevo then join him in San Clemente California. He cites 1969 protests and six years of blocked entry visas, urging letters to Moscow officials.
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América
San Clemente
Calif
Edward Richard
Reinhart
Soviet Ukraine
Mukachevo
United States of America
Russia
California
Ging Me
United States
Breshney
Kosigyn
Michael
Edia Reinhard
Mira
Krasnaya Plossad
Moscow
Ussr
Edward Richards Meinhare
el Camino Real
McGovern War End Talk Could Aid Nixon in Campaign
In a discussion on the Vietnam War's end, John Cranston suggested three grounds to press President Nixon if peace comes: verify the war is truly over, account for all POWs, and justify terms from 1972 versus earlier hopes. The piece riffs on political irony as Democrats fear a peace breakthrough aiding Nixon.
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Washington, D.C
Gorge McGovern
Vietnam
Hood
McGovern
Deméerdis
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Alan Cranston
M.cahil
Cranston
Kinee
Paris
California
Larry O'Brien
Nixon
Sargent Shriver
Gail
McNaught Syndicate
Ind
Grape Growers Hit by Chavez Union Boycott
Art Schreider and Avi Schneider describe how Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers boycott devastated Sarival Road vineyards near Phoenix Arizona with 1500 farm jobs lost and hundreds of acres abandoned. They claim union harassment and external support fueled production collapse and financial ruin.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Art Schreider
Cesar Chavez
Yacnt Workers
Sarival
Avi Schneider
Thompson
Chavez
Schneider
Ar. Schaei¢er
Sarival Road
Amien
Arizona
Farm Workers Union
Southwest
Mexico
Mexia
United States
Consumer guide weighs educational innovations
A new issue from the Council for Basic Education analyzes diverse reform plans such as modular scheduling sensitivity training and voucher ideas. The booklet defines terms, weighs advantages and costs, and offers a measured view of proposals like open classrooms and year round schedules.
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Council For Basic
Mortimer Smith
Richard Peck
George Weber
CBE
Fifteenth Street
N-W
Washernton
D.C
Council For Basic Education
CHE
Smith
Esalen Institute
Maly
Gen. Fea. Corp
The Third Party in the 1972 Presidential Race
Paul Harvey notes a third party on the ballot in at least 20 states led by John Sebaite former Wallace American Party nominee Jon Seimitz. He argues Seimitz opposes busing favors conscription opposes trade with Communist nations and wants to end the Vietnam War militarily. The piece critiques campaign dynamics and political extremes amid Nixon’s broad-base strategy.
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John G. Lchmitz
Nixon
John Sebaite
Warves
Jona Seimitz
George Wallace
American Party
California
Tryal
Wallace
Test
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