South Korea’s Rise Under Park Chung Hee Seen As Example
South Korea, home to 23 million people, has surged from postwar chaos to a booming economy. By 1976 per capita income could top 370 dollars, exports rising to about 3.5 billion, aided by five year plans, land reclamation, highways, and heavy industries under Park Chung Hee.
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South Korea
Japan
Park Chung-hee
Park
Blue House
Houston
Kipling
South Vietnam
Real Fighters Need Real Work To Clean The Environment
Dr Roderick Nash, UC Santa Barbara historian and environmental studies leader, argues that summer soldiers fail to back up slogans with action. He warns technology and power needs complicate efforts to balance dam _, water supply, farming, and recreation while stressing the need for solid science to protect plants and people.
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Sunshine
Roderick Nash
University of California In
Nash
Stanislaus
California
Patent Lobby Leaks Raise Ethics Questions in Senate Panel
Senate subcommittee counsel Tom Brennan is accused of slipping a staff version of a patent bill to the patent lobby without chairman or member knowledge. The disclosure to the American Patent Law Association precedes a planned October briefing, amid concerns the measure would enable big firms to fix prices and squeeze consumers.
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Washington
Senate
Tom Brennan
Subcommittee
Brennan
American Patent Law Association
John McClellan
D-Ark
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Ranking Committee
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Ralph Nader
Phillips Petroleum
Paul Gomory
Bar Association
Gomory
Congress
Tom
Patent Lobby
Brennan and Gomory clash over patent bill details
In Capitol Hill remarks Brennan defends sharing committee documents with patent lobby groups while denying public access. Gomory defends the bill and his handling of documents. Brennan delays to practice patent law after his subcommittee post ends. The piece ends with a biblical citation echoing the theme of discord.
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Brennan
National Patent Lobby
Capitol Hill
Subcommittee
Gomory
Farley foresaw two party split danger in 1936 politics
Washington essay argues Gen. James A. Farley warned that splinter parties threaten the two party system. It notes his stance against party fragmentation, cites 1936 predictions, and reflects on modern candidates and TV influence shaping elections. It contrasts Farley’s caution with later Democratic splits and their consequences.
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ERNEst _ WASHINGTON
James A. Farley
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Big Jim
Gov. Ritchie
Maryland
Free State
Gen. Farley
Farley
FDR
American Labor Party
ALP
Liberal
GOP
Congress
Henry Wallace
Truman
Italy
Germany
France
Oraer
Hitler
Tito
Maine
Vermont
Ace
No Trump vs Spade Openings In Bridge Analysis
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss why no trump opens are favored with five cards in major suits. The hand shows South’s no trump raises leading to nine or ten tricks, while spade opens riskier outcomes and possible nine tricks in no trump. The article analyzes responses and bid choices for South and North.
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Oswald
Jim
South
North
West
East
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Yeast Allergy and New Voice Restoration Featured
Reader asks about yeast allergy causing sinus headaches and whether bread additives help. Expert advises avoidance desensitization or allergy shots and suggests seeing an allergist. Also reports new two doctor Toronto method to reconstruct a voice box from patient skin after laryngeal cancer, offering improved voice and faster speech after surgery.
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Dr. Lamb
American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology
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Jim Finley
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