Editorial Page: Private capital to move into research
In Our Opinion editors discuss how private capital may increasingly fund U S research as public funding rises but faces cuts. J Herbert Holloman foresees 3 to 5 percent of productive income for R and D, with focus shifting to domestic urban health and safety issues such as air pollution infant mortality and auto safety while maintaining high overall levels.
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United States
U. S
J. Herbert Holloman
University of Oklahoma
Southwest Center For Advanced Studies
Dallas
Tex
Holloman
Commerce For Science and Technology
Impressions of Inez What’s Wrong With Maine Lobster as Substitute
Mrs. George Smythe laments a crisis in luxury dining as New York French restaurants substitute Maine lobster and American fare for traditional French delicacies. The dialogue mocks shortages affecting Paris and fears for famed eateries like Le Pavillon while noting available American dishes and local stock.
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Maine
Inez Robb
George Smythe
George
New York City
France
Riviera
Paris
New York
le Pavillon
California
Bronx Zoo
Central Park Zoo
Geor
Unclear fragment on unemployment and travel policy
Fragment discusses unemployment rising, a brother in law returning from Europe, and Johnson administration stance on overseas travel with a passport issue, but text is incomplete and unobtainable for full facts.
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Europe
LBJ
Wishing Him a Lengthy Journey on Government Choices
The passage notes the government preferred a brother in law not working in London over unemployment in New York. It claims the trip improved the U.S. balance of payments as towels stolen from European hotels exceeded overseas spending in value.
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Brother-Inlaw
London
New York
U.S
McClellan Eyes Chicago Anti Poverty Program Probe
Senator McClellan launches investigations into the Chicago Anti Poverty project linking two gangs the Blackstone Rangers and East Side Disciples to federal pay as murders and rapes surface against gang leaders while University of Chicago studies report reduced violence and community impact. Watts leaders flown to Chicago sparked controversy over possible narcotics and weapons discoveries and subsequent police raids.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Ashington
Jean McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Chicago
Watts
McClellan
Blackstone Rangers
East Side Disciples
Eugene Hairston
Rangers
Jeffery Fort
Disciples
Hairston
Fort
Lee Jackson
Charlies Bey
William Tro
Martin Luther King
William Griffin
Der
University of Chicago
Irving Spergel
Spergel
Project Center
Nicholas Dorenzo
Jerome Bernstein
Chicoee
Ning
Bernstein
Pan Am Airways
California
Arthur Brazier
Los Angeles
Kupferman Skips Noise Vote In Congress
New York representative Theodore Kupferman missed a key House vote on aircraft noise regulations citing an unavoidable detour to New York. He had earlier attempted to pair his vote, but no one else voted against the bill.
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Don Maclean Wwgton
Theodore Kupferman
N.Y
John Lindsay
Kupferman
Congress
New York
House
Rep. Kupferman
Votin
Kennedy Staff Scatters After Robert Kennedy Death
Washington observers note the Kennedy brain trust, a brilliant cadre led by Ted Kennedy aides, dispersed after the June funeral train. Humphrey and McCarthy fail to attract that talent, with only Thomas Finney seen as a McCarthy exception as the tragic Los Angeles outcome wastes a great political resource.
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Bers
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Kennedy
Thomas Finney
Indiana
Los Angeles
Rafferty Triumphs In California Senate Primary By 70000 Vote Margin
Dr. Max Rafferty defeats incumbent Sen. Thomas Kuchel by 70,000 votes in California's state primary. The California superintendent of public instruction camps gains momentum as a reformer with strong speaking skills and support from Republican volunteer clubs, shaping a potential GOP majority in the Senate.
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Russell Kirk
California
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Thomas Kuchel
U.S. Senate
Rafferty
America
Kuchel
Californiaepublican Organization
Republican
Len Kuchel
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Richard Nixon
Senate
U.S
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
Oregon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
House of Representatives
Nixon
Wight Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Alaska
Arizona
Hawaii
Idaho
Indiana
Missouri
Arkansas
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Religion Endures in Soviet Union Despite Communism
A survey and reports show over 21 percent of Kazan adults and many workers in the USSR still believe in God. Researchers note religion remains influential despite decades of state atheism and view results as a warning to authorities.
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Soviet Union
Kazan
Moscow
Tare
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NEA
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Theodore Sorensen
Philip
Thomas
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Lawrence O'Brien
Kenneth O'Donnell
Frank Mankiewicz
Joseph Dolan
David Hackett
John Nolan
William van den Heuvel
Pierre Salinger
John Seigenthaler
John Doar
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
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