Editorial Page In Our Opinion Scientist says man has three brains
Editorial notes three brain structures as described by Dr Paul MacLean. The reptilian brain governs instinct and survival, the mammalian brain drives emotions and preservation, and the civilized brain enables higher thought like reading and writing. He suggests the reptilian brain can override the others, risking destructive impulses.
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Paul MacLean
Laboratory of Neurophysiology
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
MacLean
Queen's University
Kingston
Ontario
Paul Harvey on the military industrial complex
Paul Harvey argues that antiwar sentiment and critiques of the military industrial complex are overstated. He cites Eisenhower’s warning and Defense spending debates, noting no clear link between voting records and defense needs. He urges dropping the phrase and warns against portraying military workers as enemies of the nation.
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Congress
Vietnam
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Conext
Senate House
de Prest
House Armed Service Committee
Dean Acheson
Truman
United States
L. Mendel Rivers
D.-S.c
What has announced its intention to tap Britain's minds
A new quarterly invites laypeople to submit useful suggestions to boost Britain's economy. The best idea every three months wins 120 dollars, with a runner-up prize. It stresses public involvement and cites noble aims from Isaiah 32 8, urging readers to be agents of renewal and increase personal effectiveness as contributors rather than mere recipients.
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Britain
Vietnam
Rivers
Fraser
George Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Democratic Party
Mahon
Nixon
Federal Communications “Commission
Jerry Wadsworth
Jim Wadsworth
New York
Wadsworth
Channel 5
New England
Boston Herald
Sherman Adams
Sinclair Weeks
Secretary of Commerce
Boston
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
International ‘Conference of Communications Satellites
Biddeford Journal Publisher Address and Pricing List
Payable in advance rates show one month at 2.60 and six months at 15.50 for the Biddeford Journal. Publisher Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists E P M Editor with telephone 282-1535 and Associated Press copyright statement.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
Associated Press
Rena
Semeneen
Post Maina
Hidden battles over defense spending shake Capitol doors
Washington leaders debate Vietnam era budgets as defense and space outlays threaten inflation. Wall Street banker J Sinclair Armstrong warns in closed session that high military spending destabilizes the economy. Rep Rivers defends arms programs while Fraser aims to curb waste and redirect funds to cities.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Wall Street
Navy
Eisenhower
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
J. Sinclair Armstrong
George Mahon
Burr
Exan
Armstrong
Paris
United States Trust Company
Mahon
Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Don Fraser
D-Minn
Rivers
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Fauser
Names cause trouble for VA master file
Washington notes the Veterans Administration’s 31 million names create confusion when callers must use full names and VA file numbers. Examples show common names like Smith Johnson Williams Brown and even rare George Washington. Other items comment on Mount Rushmore visitors, a pricey Long Binh flagpole, campus crime penalties, Indian health access, and postal system privatization proposals.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Veterans Administration
Smith
John Smiths
Johnsons
Williamses
Jones
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grants
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Mt. Rushmore
South Dakota
Karl Mundt
Rs.c
Post Office Department
Sparsley
Dan H. Kuykendall
R-Tenn
Post Office
Washington News Ho Eyes Provisional Vietnam Government
Washington sources say Hanoi aims to undercut Saigon by promoting a provisional southern government and an interim coalition that could be dominated by Hanoi. Officials expect further moves to erode Saigon's standing, with Paris talks likely to yield more fruitless discussions as U.S. opinion shifts against the war.
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NEA Washington
Washington
National Liberation Front
Saigon
Hanoi
Thieu
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Nixon
NLF
South Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Nixon Honeymoon Lingers as Era of Good Feeling Persists
Washington reports that the Nixon administration enjoys broad public support six months into his term, despite limited domestic achievements and no clear path to peace in Vietnam. The president projects a metronomic, middle-ground approach, denouncing campus violence while resisting extreme measures, with Warren Burger confirmed as chief justice and Earl Warren reconciliation in progress.
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Williams
Washington
Nixon
New York
Vietnam
Conservaism
Aula
White House
Senate
Congress
Warren Burger
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Newest gimmick in fiscal policy sparks tax talk
The Needle for Sat June 28 notes lawmakers push off year tax bills to appease voters, while Capitol Hill tax experts debate soaking the rich. A Smithsonian symposium titled Man and Beast will compare animal and human behavior, raising questions of which is which in discussions.
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SAT
Capitol Hill
Smithsonian Institution
Sea Department
England
Freeworld
North Vietnam
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Inme
James Keller
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Burger
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio
U S. Army
Long Binh
Edith Green
House
Washington News
Provisional Government
By Bruce Biossat
Niven
Harold Coffin
Rep
Eligio de la Garza
Dtex
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