Alaska can profit Without exploitation from the frontier draw
The editorial praises the Manhattan voyage through the Northwest Passage and Alaska's new oil riches while warning of risks to Eskimos and land. It urges fair treatment of natives, protection of wildlife, and careful handling of a proposed 800 mile pipeline to avoid long-term harm, arguing Alaska can profit without exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
North America
Northwest Passage
Alaska
North Slope
Capital Scene Parallels Fortas Haynsworth Clash
Washington columnist contrasts Abe Fortas and Clement Haynsworth as Senate confirmation battles loom. It argues the Fortas case set a double standard and notes Haynsworth stock dealings raise propriety questions while acknowledging his character and competence, with party stakes and civil conservatism on the line.
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Washington
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
Senate
Supreme Court
Nixon
Haynsworth
Warren Court
Warren Burger
Deep South
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Vietnam
Law Firms Benefit From GOP Washington Power Shift
Washington firms with GOP ties ride a post Nixon era surge as corporate clients seek favored access. Charles S. Rhyne leads a Republican roster at Rhyne and Rhyne while Shimmel Hill Bishop leverages White House proximity. Royall and Koegel report international growth as Smathers opens a White House overlooking his former home. Clifford, Acheson, and Williams maintain steady practice despite political tides.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
LBJ
Mannep
Rhyne and Rhyne
White House
Charles S. Rhyne
Duke University
Rhyne
American Bar Association
ABA
America
Citizens For
Nixon
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Martindale and
Hubble
Charles S
Brice Rhyne
Charles Rhyne
Brice
American Aviation
Justice Department
Brice Bishop
Richard Kleindienst
Richard Nixon
Bishop
Shimmel - Hill - Bishop
General Dynamics
Continental Airlines
Capitol Southwest Corporation
The
Toilet Goods Association
Royall and Koegel
William Rogers
Florida
George Smathers
Smathers
Key Biscayne
Fla
Clark Clifford
Dean Acheson
Edward Bennett Williams
Intercept border drug search sparks debate and satire
Columnist DON MACLEAN critiques Operation Intercept at the US Mexico border. He argues it slowed traffic without catching smugglers, calls for stronger cooperation with Mexico, and suggests eradicating marijuana where it grows. The piece opines on crime, inflation, and political theater.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Mexico
Tijuana
Mex
U.S
Customs Bureau
Medico
Washington News Exodus of whites puts Accent on city troubles
Washington correspondent Bruce Idssat describes a projected white suburban exodus by 1985 that could deepen urban distress. He cites estimates of whites migrating to suburbs, blacks remaining in cities, rising school age nonwhite populations, and escalating urban unemployment and crime. He notes suburbs as future job centers and urges fresh, coordinated policy and private efforts.
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Bruce 3Idssat
NEA
Washington
America
U.S
New York City
Chicago
National Committee On Urban Growth
Ho Chi Minh praised by some yet reviled by others
Paul Harvey critiques posthumous accolades for Ho Chi Minh noting mass killings and terror in North Vietnam. He cites Geneva accords violations, land seizures, and hundreds of thousands killed or abducted, contrasting portraits of Ho as patriot with harsh historical record and selective praise by critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Ho Chi Minh
Stalin
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Vo Nguyen Giap
Dien Bien Phu
H O
South
Vietnam
Uncle Ho
Edward Koch
Manhattan
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Koch
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Hitler
Castro
Mao Tse-tung
America
Three Minutes A Day Ed Plan Links Math To Arts
An eight grade teacher in Quincy Mass with concert pianist Clifford Boatner developed Musimatics a method using musical symbols to teach math relations. The program aims to engage all students and counteract the toll of forced learning. The piece urges binding education to real world problems and prays for guidance for youths to grow in wisdom and favor.
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Clifford Boatner
Quincy
Mass
Carnagie Hall
Boamer
Jesus
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Israel
Golda Meir
Washington News
Paul Harvey News
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
James Keller
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
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