Editorial Page: More airports to end traffic jams
In Our Opinion airports Kennedy LaGuardia Newark face peak traffic as nearly three million travelers pass through in summer. FAA rules keep planes 3 miles apart within 40 miles of airports, creating long stackups and overworked tower controllers. Training for 1,500 more controllers is underway, but the only permanent fix is more airports.
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LaGuardia
Newark
New York City
Pittsburgh
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Senate
Loneliness and romance ads Saturate California Classifieds
Inez observes how Los Angeles Times classifieds push companionship and romance with firms promising matchups, personality inventories, and "meet the right people no computers" appeals. She notes ads target singles over 30 and 45, with provocative lines about apartments, companionship, and even rapid marriage services.
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Southern
California
Aristotle Onassis
American Social Foundation
Abby
Ann
Beth Mother
Readers urged to keep yards clean and support Nixon
A Journal letter page features Grace Brian urging cleaner backyards and discipline. a reader from Ocean Park endorses Richard M. Nixon citing experience, common sense, anti welfare aims, foreign policy insight, and belief he can restore self reliance. another note suggests a tidy desk signals idle work, and secrecy in the shop is deemed safest.
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Journal
Richard Nixon
Driver Says Patience Key To Lasting Success
A cautious mindset guides long term achievement as the driver argues against rushing to the front. Focus on steady progress and endurance to outlast rivals rather than sprinting ahead at the start.
White and Negro Mayors Discuss City Problems
Washington and Cleveland leaders join Boston and San Francisco officials in a panel on urban issues. Mayor Stokes touts federal aid growth and housing plans while Mayor Washington notes improved race relations and police recruitment. A fatal ambush and a public Negro front meeting underscore volatile tensions.
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Washington
United States
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Walter Washington
Washington, D.C
Kevin White
Boston
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
White
Louise Day Hicks
Stokes
Hough
Resurrection City
D.C
USA
Alioto
Theodore
Roosevelt
West Coast
International Longshoremen
Francisco
International Platform Association
John Gardner
HEW
Fred “Ahmed” Evans
UPI
Civil Service
Patrick Murphy
Murphy
Areee
Black United Front
Channing Phillips
Robert Kennedy
George Wallace
Alabama
Ku Klux Klan
Maryland
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
North
Maryland mortgage law sparks lender exodus and crisis
Gov. Agnew brushes aside Maryland mortgage turmoil as lenders abandon the state over eight percent loan caps and complex calculations. FHA rates, ‘points’ and life-of-loan costs push true rates above eight percent, halting home sales, delaying building, and forcing workers off site.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Time
Newsweek
Nixon
Rockefeller
Reagan
Agnew
Jamapan
Federal National Mortgage Association
Govagnew
Governors Conference Reflects Split National Mood
Washington mood at the governors meeting mirrors unrest in cities and calls for law and order. Hoff resents conservative tone while Agnew blasts Kerner reports as governors weigh Wallace’s rising presidential prospect and McCarthy’s dual appeal to calm and antiwar groups.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Cincinnati
Philip Hoff
Vermont
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Cleveland
Hoff
George Wallace
Alabama
United States
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Rule changes urged for Aid to Dependent Children program
Russell Kirk argues federal matching grants for ADC should be trimmed to curb waste and valuation risk. A Wisconsin reader profiles Mrs M a single mother in Racine County noting 23.48 percent of ADC recipients are unmarried and 80 percent colored while pledging to reform the program to reward self reliance and distinguish needy cases from those exploiting aid.
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Russell Kirk Jover
ADC
Congress
Federal Treasury
Wisconsin
Racine County
Wis
Flying to Moscow and the Moon Ahead
A light editorial contrasts direct flights to Moscow with street crossing risks. It notes progress in space travel and easing travel options while humorously comparing Fat Russian stewardesses to skinny American ones.
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Moscow
Iron Curtain
Moon
Three Minutes A Day: Defining Neighbor Across Time
Rev James Keller reflects on neighbor meaning from Old English roots to a broader duty of kindness. He cites Luke 10 and the Good Samaritan to urge overcoming hate with love and aiding the defenseless in a global village.
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James Keller
Jesus
Marshall McLuhan
Biddeford Saco Journal masthead details and rates
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists its offices at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor. Subscription rates in advance are one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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Post
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