San Jose airport plan mirrors Florida jetport fight
San Jose officials push a northern jetport site that would invade Fremont and Bay marshlands, echoing a Florida Everglades dispute where officials shifted to allow a swamp jetport. The piece warns that once funding starts, construction follows and nearby communities face wildlife and ecological challenges.
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San Jose
Fremont
Lower Bay
Washington Township
Everglades National Park
Florida
Miami
Dade County
Florida Gay
Claude R. Kirk, Jr
South Bay
Miami Port Authority
Big Cypress
San Francisto Bay
Miami Jetport
Everglad
San Jozé
Stewart L. Udall
Gte
Oakland
San Francisco
San Joze
California
Florida Port Authority
Everglades
Kirk
Departments of Transportation and Interior
White House
Big Cypress Swamp
Newark
Union City
South County
Bay Area
Nixon health tied to jogging and public pace
The passage notes Nixon credits much of his physical condition to jogging and his time spent running, while observers remark that poverty measures have risen from $200 to as high as $1,600 annually, and Britain raises beer prices, illustrating inflationary pressures.
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Nixon
Ben Francisco
Okahoma City
Ale Corner
Ann Landers
Tobe
The Silent Majority Defends Its Own Security
A reflective piece defends the middle class worker as the steady core of society. It argues that his conventionality and daily routines uphold cohesion, resist fashionable reformers, and shield others from upheaval. The essay critiques Dr. Marcuse and the New Left for misreading the worker’s contentment and motives.
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Drus
Herbert Marcuse
Marcuse Weltes
Dr. Marcuse
Moratorium urged on violence studies debates
A National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence proposes halting new temporary studies on racism poverty crime and urban crisis to avoid widening national divisions. The piece notes past commissions like Kerner and Eisenhower offered reforms few implemented and argues civil disobedience and violence intertwine with protests, urging caution in policy direction.
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Washington, D.C
National Commission
Nixon
A. Leon Higginbotham
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
America
Kerner
Eisenhower Commission On Violence
Eisenhower
Martin Luther King
Robert F Kennedy
Jess
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Los Angeles
Mem
Eisenhower Commission
Kerner Commission
Dr. King
Washington
Ure Nixon
Jon Eisenhower
Terence Cardinal Cooke
New York
Brezhnev Doctrine questions US China policy
The Brezhnev Doctrine holds socialist states may intervene in allies' affairs. The piece weighs applying it to China, citing Cold War events and analysts like Lisann and Salisbury. It argues Soviet aims threaten global peace and U.S. policy cannot control such expansionist drives.
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Washington, D.C
Hitler
Franklin Roosevelt
Yalu River
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Ussr
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
China
Victor Louis
Maury Lisann
Johns Hopkins University
Bidieces
AAR
Lisan
Mao Tze-tung
Red Guards
Lisarin
Kosygin
Peking
Chou Enlai
Russia
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
U.S
Washington
U.S.S.R
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Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Helsinki
Middle East
Lisann
North
McLean's Microscoops and Cold War Quips
A collage of brief, quirky notes from Maclean's Microscoops skewers draft lottery odds at USC, hints at Betsy Hershey’s replacement at Selective Service, and lampoons political rhetoric. The piece volleys through pop culture, diplomacy, and TV news anchors with sharp, era-specific wit.
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Fausta
Rolph Fairchild
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T.N. Alexakos
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Holmes Alexander
Maclean’s Microscoops
Don Maclean
University of Southern Cal
Hershey
Selective Service
Cassius Clay
Unis
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Woodrow Wilson
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