Editorial Page: House cleaning for OEO long overdue
Our opinion denounces the OEO expansion as enabling street gangs and fraud. It cites Blackstone Rangers funding of 927 341 and Chicago gang schemes exposed by the Tribune and Senate probes. It urges a thorough housecleaning of personnel and goals for the vast funds under the agency.
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Chicago Tribune
Senate
OEO
Woodlawn
Office of Economic Opportunity
Impressions Of Inez Karate Prerequisite For College
A family prepares Joe Jr for college amid comic paranoia over safety gear and fighting prowess. Parents Jospeh and Alyce Jones pack helmets, tear gas, brass knuckles, and steel cleats while debating whether college or Vietnam is safer. Joe Jr plans to attend college despite a chaotic mix of martial prep and parental concern.
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Inez Robb
Joe Jones Sr
Joe Jr
Cale
Joe Sr
Alyce
Smath
Joe
Junior
Mrs. Jones
Vietnam
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details and Rates
Biddeford Saco Journal lists editorial and subscription details for the newspaper based in Biddeford Maine. It lists prices payable in advance including one month at 2.60 six months at 15.50 and one year at 31.00 with delivery and association terms and post office classifications.
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Adams Street
W. Paul Casavant
Fiaance Business
Atches
Biddeford
Maine
Hickel Embarrassed Over Swedish Ferry Purchase
Washington insiders tag Interior nominee Walter Hickel with the nicknames Help Yourself Hickel I Am the Law and Leap Before You Look over his Swedish built ferry buy for Alaska trade The plan to repeal or alter the Jones Act and the vessel’s Panamanian flag expose governance and safety disputes that leave Hickel tied to a foreign vessel.
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Washington
Secreta of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Law
Gov. Hickel
U. S
Coast Guard
Wally Hickel
Alaska
Ers
Naval Architectural
Seattle
United States
Levingston Shipbuilding Company
Orange
Texas
Bob Bartlett
Ernest Gruening
Jones Ct
Hicker
Atlantic
Pacific
San Diego
Wickersham
U.S
Maine
New England
Senate
Interior
Space memo glitches in Moon era prompts corrections
Washington columnist cites a North American Rockwell memo correcting errors in the News Reference Book used for Apollo coverage. The note lists mislabelled pages, misidentified components, and wrong crew names with tongue in cheek remarks from editor David Alter.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Space Division
North American Rockwell Corporation
Whirlpool Corp
Pillsbury Co
Kraft
Stafford
Young
Cernan
David Scott
Dick Gordon
al Worden
David B. Alter
France
Canberra toilet tax sparks student protest plan
Canberra residents face a $10 toilet tax stirring debate over necessity. University students threaten a sit-in demonstration against the levy, though locations are undisclosed. The tax provokes privacy and cost concerns while residents joke about enforcement.
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Australia
Canberra
O Brien leaves Democratic chairmanship after long service
Washington due to a high profile career spanning Kennedy Johnson and Humphrey eras ends with Lawrence F. O'Brien stepping away from national politics. The longtime organizer and elections expert, once named by Kennedy for a pivotal role, departs amid questions about party finances and leadership needs.
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NEA
Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
Nationa
O’brien
Humphrey
Tially
Johnson
McCarthy independent as Kennedy clash unfolds in Senate
Russell Kirk argues Eugene McCarthy remains independent despite Kennedy pressure. He contrasts McCarthy with Kennedy, noting McCarthy’s distrust of the Kennedy clique and his reluctance to follow Edward Kennedy’s lead. The piece predicts McCarthy will retain influence as an independent senator while Kennedy’s leadership faces scrutiny.
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Eugene McCarthy
Robert Taft
McCarthy
Edward Kennedy
Minnesota
Russell Long
Senate
Kennedy
Muc
Gene McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Kennedys
John F. Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Robert Kennedy
Johnson McCarthy
New Hampshire
Eever
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Ward Kennedy
Harvard
Forse
Senator Long
Democratic Party
Smallest artificial artery built from knitting fibers
Two surgeons teamed with a knitting machine maker to craft a six millimeter artificial artery from 50 needles per inch knitting, using 130 fiber types. Made of fine Dacron, it is flexible, durable, and elastic, already used in 42 patients with blocked vessels, with goals to replace blocked coronary arteries.
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