In Our Opinion: Air Pollution Needs Regional Action
The piece argues that air pollution affects 7300 communities nationwide and cannot be solved by any single city or state. It urges regional cooperation, notes the HEW identified three critical regions, and mentions a New Jersey New York conference planned for next year to seek transferable solutions.
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Los Angeles
New York
U. S. Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New Jersey
Obfuscatory: What It Means in Public Speech
The piece explains obfuscatory language used by officials to mask real meaning. It cites Henry Fowler's blunt remarks and a wire service's cautious gloss. It notes the gap between stated policy shifts and implied actions like tax increases or spending cuts.
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Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
U. S. Savings and Loan League
New York
Fowler
U. S
To the Point United States in a battle of religion
United States is depicted as fighting a war of religion in Asia and within the church as Russell Kirk reflects on Christian duty, pacifism, and the need to defend civilization. He cites clergy protests, St Augustine, and medieval orders to argue force may be necessary to secure justice while faith transforms souls.
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United States
Russell Kirk
Carolina Spellman
Subic Naval Base
Philippines
Dean Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
Detroit
Cardinal Spellman
Peacenik
St. George
England
St. Louis
France
James Fitz
James Stephen
St. Augustine
Other Side of Dallas Death Friction in Kennedy Johnson Rift
Washington column recalls firsthand accounts from Dallas on Kennedy assassination. Friction arose with officials over the body return and oath timing as Johnson assumed the presidency. Air Force One delays, oath by Judge Sarah Hughes, and Johnson’s restrained, dignified handling shaped the return to Washington.
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Drew Pearson
Kennedy
Johnson
John F.kennedy
Dallas
Washington
Jack Anderson
Kennedy and
William Manchester
Jackie Kennley
Kenneth O'Donnell
Godfrey McHugh
Air Force
O’donnell
McHugh
Air Force One
Secret Service
Emery Roberts
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Katzenbach
United States
Bobby
Jackie Kennedy
Justice Department
U.S
Sarah Hughes
Gen. Mellagh
Malcolm Kilduff
Ken O'Donnell
Kilduff
O'Donnell
Law
Jack Kennedy
Presdent
On the Line Lists dont made sense By BOB CONSIDINE
New York writer Toots Shor is insulted for the 39th straight year by Dr. George Gallup as the most admired Americans list ignores him. The column criticizes poll choices, names dropping, and mocks figures from Graham to Truman, praising HST and T.S. the famous writer.
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Bob Considine
New York
Toots Shor
George Gallup
Gallup
Toots
Dr. Gallup
Billy Graham
Pope Paul VI
Vietnam
U Thant
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Martin Luther King
Hubert Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Harry 8. Truman
Dr. King
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
John Crosby
Ted Susing
Alf
Roosevelt
Humphrey
United States
Truman
HST
T.S
Washington News Sound lesson in Japan's Healthy economy growth
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley reports Japan roars ahead with near ten percent annual growth. Factors include rising wages, a large domestic market, labor shortages, postwar modernization, decline of Manchuria funding, universal education, and import of U.S. methods. Japan operates a relatively free economy with strategic gains in industry and exports.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
United Kingdom
France
West Germany
United States
Manchuria
Are You Absolutely Sure This Trip Is Necessary
Impressions of Inez Refinement and charity argues for fixing home priorities before space travel. The letter questions NASA funding while stressing clean air, water, education, and urban renewal as essential. It urges a nationwide clean-up and places space exploration as secondary to a Just Society at home.
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Mars
Moon
NASA
John Q
United States
Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
Girl swept into storm sewer and rescued by firemen
A 13 year old girl riding with friends in San Antonio was swept two miles through a storm ditch and into a lake during a flash flood. Firemen pulled her from the tunnel end and she survived. The story praises public servants and urges appreciation and fair conditions for their work.
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San Antonio
Texas
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher and staff listed
The Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street lists J Paul Casavant as publisher and P Ingalls as managing editor. It provides subscription rates of 2.60 monthly 15.50 semiannually and 31.00 yearly and notes AP membership and republication rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
J. Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post Office
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