September 22, 1969 editorial by Reamer and Paynter
The Charles W. Reamer editorial page notes byline details with Managing Editor Charles W. Reamer and Assistant to the Publisher Richard R. Paynter dated September 22, 1969. It outlines editorial leadership and publication posture for the period.
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Richard R. Paynter
Pollution Warning Shapes Nixon Science Adviser's Plan
Dr. Lee A. DuBridge urged the American Chemical Society that pollution threatens all life and called for a federal pre evaluation agency to test everyday chemicals and releases. He outlined auto emissions standards, sewage and industrial waste treatment, and preapproval of chemicals before sale to curb harm to humans and animals.
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Lee A. DuBridge
Nixon
Earth
American Chemical Society
New York
du Bridge
Food and Drug Administration
Vanishing Deluxe Trains The Sunset Limited Downgraded Service
The Sunset Limited remains the last transcontinental train on a southern route covering 2000 miles from Los Angeles to New Orleans via El Paso San Antonio and Houston. The ICC overruled a sleeping and dining car requirement, but Congress signaled potential authority to restore quality services.
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Los Angeles
New Orleans
el Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Southern Pacific
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce
ICC
Congress
Washington Insight on Saigon Policy and Khrushchev? No
The piece argues that Ambassador Bunker and Kissinger shape Saigon policy, risking weak ties with Saigon and misreading Nixon era aims. It criticizes 36 hour B-52 pause, truce handling after Ho Chi Minh’s death, and Ky’s unilateral troop withdrawal. It cautions Washington cannot press beyond Saigon, urging a rethink of Washington Saigon relations.
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Saigon
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
Bunker
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Johnson
United States
United Nations
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Nguyen van Thien
South Vietnam
Tran Thien Khiem
Samuel Berger
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nixon
Khiem
Paris
Death of Egyptian Army Chief Deepens Regional Tensions
Lt. Gen. Abdel Moneim Riad dies in an artillery duel prompting mourners to call for revenge at his funeral. The piece notes that while such deaths can be seen as a pretext for attack, modern warfare’s lethality overwhelms mere passion as a cause for large scale war.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Abdel Moneim Riad
Nursing Homes Under Fire Federal Money and Abuse Revealed
An Associated Press nationwide study portrays nursing homes as profit driven and often neglectful. It cites patient abuse, Medicare fraud, overmedication with tranquilizers, scarce doctor visits, and warehousing mentally ill patients amid rising private ownership and stock market gains.
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America
Tion
Four Seasons
Los Angeles
California
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
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Morton §. Lieberman
Lieberman
Salem Church Dam criticized as pork barrel project
A conservative critique of the Salem Church Dam on the Rappahannock River argues the 203 foot structure near Fredericksburg would waste money, flood scenic river zones, and offer only dubious benefits. It notes the Virginia Electric & Power Company’s larger nuclear plans and questions cost assumptions and need.
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Vietnam
Virginia
Salem Church Dam
Salem Church
Hell’s Canyon
Colorado Gorges
Times
Corps of Engineers
Congress
Rappahannock River
Fredericksburg
Louisa County
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Louisa
State Water Control Board
Rappahannock
Prince William County
Hickel
Legion
Nixon seeks $5 billion pay boost to recruit volunteers
An independent study backs a Defense Department plan to modernize pay and benefits to recruit volunteers for the entire armed forces. Secretary Melvin Laird aims to present the proposal to Congress early in the fall to begin hearings and secure support next year.
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Nixon
Defense Department
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
William P. Mack
American Legion
Washington
Vietnam
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