U.S. space leadership may shift to the Soviets by century end
A Library of Congress study for the Senate Space and Aeronautics Committee warns the United States could lose space leadership to the Soviet Union by the end of the century. It cites Soviet plans for manned lunar landings and Mars cosmonauts in the 1990s, while U.S. programs face funding gaps and project shelving.
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Fashion tampering may be foolhardy
A Los Angeles Superior Court ruling in a high profile case involving Sorena Young against National Broadcasting Co. hinges on whether a network’s reruns harmed her reputation by displaying outdated fashion. The column notes the decision may set a cautious precedent for how media portrays long past styles.
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Erne st B Furgurson Doctor faces a new world
Walter Judd, 73, shifted from opposing Communist China to lecturing across the country. He promotes a Committee for a Free China while criticizing Nixon’s Beijing visit, arguing policy must reflect China’s 750 million people. Judd emphasizes historical lessons and warns against appeasement.
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Serious navy future worries voiced by Ruthven Libby
Guest opinion by Ruthven E Libby argues the US Navy faces a dangerous future with fewer ships, aging hulls, and limited shipbuilding capacity. Cites Adm Zemwald, Nixon defense requests, and sea power debates on sustaining free seas, urging modernization and expanded shipyards to counter Soviet naval strength.
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Urban renewal protests overshadow University of Chicago project
The piece argues federal urban renewal powers displace property owners under the banner of improvement. It highlights Miss Frederica Blankner’s fight against Chicago’s plan to seize her three story brick building for University of Chicago development, noting disputes over necessity, due process, and the broader pattern of eminent domain abuses nationwide. Washington and courts are urged to tighten controls and grant sympathetic review to affected owners.
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Wallace campaign aims to shape major party policies
Washington sources assess Gov. George C. Wallace's presidential bid as unlikely to win the White House but likely to influence Nixon and Democratic Party tactics. Analysts cite potential early press gains, fear of a Wallace third party path, and possible shifts in Electoral College dynamics across the South and key states.
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PTA Protest Against Merhige Plan Sends Shockwaves Across Regions
The Henrico County PTA highlights what it calls unintended implications of Judge Merhige Jr.’s desegregation ruling in Richmond. The order merges three districts and requires busing 74,000 pupils to create a racially balanced metro system, potentially denying many students neighborhood schooling and prompting nationwide letters to editors.
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