Fallacies of Space Waste and Roads amid U S Debate
The editorial argues against anti science sentiment and space funding, urging continued Apollo exploration as essential for knowledge growth and a better world. It then evaluates Iowa highway design cuts, warning they must foresee future growth to avoid costly regrets. It emphasizes knowledge as mankind’s main lever and urges prudence in budget choices.
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America
Continent
William Osler
Iowa
James van Allen
Space
United States
Iowa Highway Commission
Asia
Africa
Latin America
China
Pacific
Nixon
Taiwan
Vietnam
United Nations
Foreign Office
Peking
People’s Republic of China
Rogers
Korea
Old Grievances Guide Friendly General at Chinese Camp
James Reston tours a PLA division near Yang Chun describing a self sufficient base with farms workshops and a political indoctrination program. The deputy commander extols Maoist unity and anti US rhetoric while noting aims to defend Beijing and push for Vietnam Taiwan and UN policy shifts.
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Sentsin
China
196Th
People’s Liberation Army
Yang Chun
Wisconsin
Melvin Laird
Keng Yu-chi
Peking
Mao
Referendum funding criticized in city forum letter
A letter to the editor condemns a $10 000 special referendum on ending the war as a lobbying ploy with limited turnout and no legal effect. It urges volunteers outside stores as a cheaper alternative and challenges national inequality and poverty in America.
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Citizens For Peace
Moscow Doctors Use Psychiatry Against Dissent
A 1960s critique details Serbsky Institute in Moscow which, under orders from the secret police, labels political dissenters as mad. It cites injections and coerced treatments, with cases like Natalya Gorbanevskaya and Maj. Gen. Pyotr Grigorenko, and condemns political bias in medical practice.
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Serbsky Institute of Forensic Psychiatry
Moscow
B. Frankstein
State Prosecutor
London Times
Amnesty International
Serbsky
Kremlin
Vladimir Bukovsky
The
Chronicle of Current Events
Cbs-Tv
Bukovsky
Serbsky Institute
D. R. Lunts
Natalya Gorbanevskaya
Miss Gorbanevskaya
Red Square
I. K. Yanushevsky
Diplomacy Reconsidered in Ping Pong Terms
In a column attributed to Mae aedT Meda ake and Carl Riblet Jr the piece argues that the United States should move beyond cautious diplomacy and adopt decisive fish or cut bait strategies. It cites historical modes such as sssssh diplomacy tiptoe diplomacy and Ping-Pong diplomacy while noting public weariness with rhetoric.
Violence erupts as protests meet enduring human volcanoes
The piece cites studies on protest driven violence and argues that eruptions often exceed protest aims. It quotes Colin Wilson comparing violence to volcanoes and notes beliefs by Ramsay Clark about a built in human urge to violence, warning against unleashing rage as cleansing.
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Colin Wilson
Wilson
U.S
Ramsey Clark
U. S
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