Beating Machines Signals End of Big City Political Power
Milton Shapp urged counter organization and money to beat machines at a Pittsburgh University workshop. He warned that successful challenges require a defined outlook and heavy local effort, noting the risks of funding and the creation of new machines. He argued alternatives to big money domination are essential for a vibrant democracy.
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Richard J. Daley
Chicago
New York
Tammany Hall
John V. Lindsay
Fiorello la Guardia
Big City
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Pittsburgh University
Shapp
Congress
Seven Sisters Pleiades Star Cluster Overview
The Pleiades or Seven Sisters rise high in Taurus as six to nine stars are visible to the naked eye. The cluster lies about 400 light years away and contains hundreds of stars within nebulous, illuminated clouds detectable through a telescope.
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National Geographic Society
Earth
Man-Made Enzymes Open Frontier in Life Science
Scientists report artificial duplication of the key enzyme ribonuclease, the sole enzyme isolated so far, from digestion. Two teams Rockefeller University New York and Merck Rahway New Jersey publish in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The discovery promises insights into enzyme action and potential drugs and treatments for leukemia in children and tooth decay.
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Rockefeller University
New York
Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories
Rahway
N. J
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Nixon and China Shift Opens New U S Policy Path
Washington insight argues for a conciliatory stance toward Peking to ease Taiwan tensions, improve relations with mainland China, and influence Soviet behavior. It cites Italy and Canada moves, Senate voices like Fulbright and Cooper, and the need for a three-cornered global balance.
Smoking linked to higher stillbirth risk in British study
A British study finds that in women who smoke regularly one of every five unsuccesful pregnancies or stillbirths might have been successful if the smoking did not occur. Live births of smokers are often lower in weight.
New China Policy Debate at Santa Barbara Center Meeting
The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara hosts a discussion on a forthcoming China policy. The piece previews a pro recognition stance toward Red China and imagines how a prominent Japanese figure might seek U.S. policy change.
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Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
United States
White House
Walter Lippman
Center For the Study of Democratic
New China Policy Debate At International Conference
A diverse group including Senators Hatfield Cooper McCarthy Kennedy and Arthur Goldberg meets with Japanese delegates and Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions figures to explore a so called New China Policy. The Nation al Committee on United States China Relations plans a March 2021 conference as Kennedy is groomed to lead the shift away from past policy.
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China
Rome
Taiwan
Mario Rumor
Socialist Party
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Californa
Senate
Peking
J. William Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Ho Ho
Mark Hatfield
John Sherman Cooper
Eugene McCarthy
Edward Kennedy
Arthur Goldberg
Center For the Study of Democratic
Robert Hutchins
Fred Warner Neal
Committee of Correspondents
United States
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Fujiyama
Liberal-Democrat
Sato
Tokuma Utsunomiya
Association For the Promotion of International Trade
Red China
National Committee On
United States China Relations Inc
Formosa
National Committee
Kennedy
Mao tse-Tung
Teddy Kennedy
Berlin crisis over workmen and soldiers councils grows
The message notes a brewing political crisis in Berlin as workmen and soldiers councils threaten central administrative power since the revolution. Lt Mark C Henderickson a former Ohio University student was guest at a Delta Tau Delta dinner at OU. Casey Stengel resigns as Boston Braves manager. Davis Shuler Co continues in Gallipolis after Alfred W Davis founder’s death, the firm now observing its 50th anniversary in 1969.
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Berlin
Mark C. Henderickson
Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta
O. U
Charles Dillion
Casey) Stengel
Boston Braves
Davis-Shuler Co
Gallipolis
Alfred W. Davis
Debre sees Paris talks on irreversible road to peace
French Foreign Minister Michel Debre said all parties crave peace and the Paris talks are on an irreversible path. He cited de Gaulle’s past Indo Chinese policy to maintain neutrality and rapport with Vietnam Laos and Cambodia as informing his optimism about the talks’ direction.
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Vietnam
Michel Debre
Paris
France
Laos
Cambodia
de Gaulle
Debre
Jumping to conclusions inflation more feared than bombs
HAL BOYLE argues inflation eclipses the hydrogen bomb in public fear as people grow numb to atomic threat. He laments abandoned cars, fancy perfumes, and rising social pressures while noting signs of modern distress from wage recalls to street conversations and shifting blame among professions.
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New York
Cotters Talk Is Cheap Rallying Voice From O U To Ft Benning
The author writes of shifting support from a McCarthy rally at O U to Lt. McCarthy in the Army, accusing peers of brainwashing and questioning Nixon’s presidency and Lodge’s appointment. He urges students to aim for concrete goals and denounces endless talk.
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McCarthy
O.U
Lt. McCarthy
U.S. Army
Nixon
Lodge
Education Boosts Movie Attendance Says Survey
A broad survey finds that people 16 and older who are better educated are the most avid moviegoers, challenging the idea that education dampens cinema interest. The result suggests the industry may overestimate its audience and hints at improved films in the future.
Freeway Designs Backed to Protect City Areas
The U S Highway Administration approves freeway designs through Baltimore and New Orleans that preserve esthetic and historic areas while reducing displacement. The shift reflects a broader revolt by inner city residents against destructive urban highway plans.
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U. S. Highway Administration
Baltimore
New Orleans
Moon travel line forms as Pan American plans voyage
Pan American World Airways lists over 200 applicants on a waiting list for commercial moon voyages with hundreds more applications pending processing. The airline aims to pioneer the lunar route with serious plans and expectations.
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Moon
Pan American World Airways
The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger lists edition days and pricing. It notes weekday and Sunday single-copy costs, home delivery options, and mail subscription rates in Ohio West Virginia and others. It includes address for mail and postal classification as second class matter.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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