Editorial Viewpoint: Clean Electric Cars The Answer
The piece argues electric cars could cut air pollution and meet daily suburban driving needs. It cites H J Young of the Electric Vehicle Council noting 100 mile daily ranges at 60 mph with nightly battery recharges, and cites AMA Update data on typical trips. It outlines potential markets including families with multiple cars and small delivery vans, and addresses counterarguments about shifting pollution to power plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Young
Electric Vehicle Council
Chicago
Young
American Medical Association
AMA Update
To Anders
England
Acromegaly Discussed By Doctor In Reader Letter
A reader letters a medical center, noting that abnormal pituitary function can cause bone and facial changes. The doctor explains growth hormone impact on long bones and how acromegaly enlarges hands, feet, and the head, advising a proper endocrinology evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tear Reader
Hear Medical Center
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jackson Campaign Plan Urges Facts Against Defense Cuts
Senator Henry Jackson blasts defense spending cuts as dangerous to national security. He cites World War II lessons and questions allies and areas to defend, urging sustained funding for the Sixth Fleet and Radio Free Europe. The piece frames his stance as a call for hard work and clear strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cuneo
Miami
Henry
Scoop
Washington State
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Roney Plaza
Miami Beach
Walter Winchell
Damon Runyon
Quent Reynois
Munich
Kennedy
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Neville Chamberlain
Sen. Jackson
Joe Kennedy
Israel
Mediterranean
North Sea
Scandinavia
Atlantic
Azores
Jackson
Nixon
Radio Free Europe
Great Britain
George M. Cohan
Kleindienst grilled by Senate panel over attorney general bid
Senator panel questions Richard Kleindienst about his Justice Department tenure and actions tied to antitrust cases involving ITT and Warner-Lambert. The discussion covers White House influence, past alliances, and other linked figures, including Bobst, Nixon, Ayers, and Staudt, amid broader political scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Kleindienst
Senate
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Nixon-Mitchell
International Telephone and Telegraph
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Kleindienst
ITT
Warner- Lambert
Parke, Davis and Co
Elmer Bobst
Warner-Lambert
White House
Nixon
Bobst
Richard Nixon
California
Alisa
Wall Street
Eastman Dillon Union Securities
Mudge
Stern, Baldwin and Todd
Momdouah
Dodo
Nixons
What Ever Happened To Country Doctors
Rural Americans face sparse medical access with as few as one doctor per 630 people. In five Cayuga County towns a health services group fought to attract physicians, securing temporary federal help and a clinic. A young doctor arrived, offering hope amid ongoing private recruitment challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Nixon
Cato
Ira
Conquest
Victory
Sterling
Northern Cayuga Health Services Association
Cayuga County
N.Y
Lake Ontario
New York Thruway
Citizens’ Health Services Association
Nova Scotia
New York
Webster the
Medical Association
Webster
Daniel Janiga
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Fred Hartman
Vues
John Wadley
Paul Purman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Sse
Reces
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Attaytown
Texas
Essablish
Lawrence E. Lamb
Florida
Britain
Royal Navy
Far East
Australia
Winston Churchill
Chamberlain
Lished
Mussolini
By Phil Pastoret
Jack Anderson
Anti-Trust
Richard McLaren
Pat
Elmer
Tricia
David
Julie
Bhrner
Texas National Guard
Europe
Ross Ayers
Air National Guard
Ayers
West Germany
France
Las Vegas
Williamsburg
Preston Smith
Smith
Air Force
Col
Walter Staudt
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Jeff Brindle
Staudt
By Tom Tiede
Cliff Webster
Cayuga Health Services Association
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