Positive Move or Negative Flight Americans Flock to Suburbs
Americans are moving from farms to cities and then to nearby suburbs as economic status rises. The migration includes whites leaving core cities at increasing rates, driven by industry relocation and housing markets. A Census official notes half a million whites exit large cities annually, reshaping urban bases and prospects.
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America
House
Census Bureau
National Industrial Conference Board
Midwest
Conrad
New America
Taeuber
Probe of Five Air Officers Stirs Ethics Charges
Senate inquiry reveals allegations that five air force officers joined the Minuteman missile company after blocking cost efforts. Senator Proxmire seeks Mitchell action, citing possible violations of ethics laws and defense regulations.
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Washington
William Proxmire
John Mitchell
Air Force
Senate-House
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Mitchell
Defense Department
Civil Service Com
Congress
Progress in Means of Finding Would-Be Hijackers
TOKYO AP reports Communist China claims the Soviet Union has suppressed minority groups with tanks and troops in revolts across six of its republics since 1962 including Chimkent Kazakhstan Ukraine and Baltic states. Developments prompt FAA task force progress in hijacker detection with a behavioral profile and a limited screening goal around one percent of passengers.
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Conserten
SEC
Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Peking People's Daily
Communist Party
Union
Chimkent
Kazakhstan
Ukraine
Jabokistan
Azerbaijan
Lithuania
Estonia
Federal Aviation Administration
Ted
Washington
H. L. Reighard
Federal Air Surgeon
Heighard
Latin Grievances Stretch Longer than Rocky's Tour
Bob Hope jokes about towering challenges as Nelson Rockefeller retakes Latin America as Nixon's envoy. The piece criticizes U S policy toward Latin nations, citing Venezuela Ecuador Brazil Chile Argentina and Peru while lamenting neglect and skewed aid. President Nixon faces pressure amid demand for fairer oil exports, copper profits, and broader market access.
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Bob Hope
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Nixon
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Colombia
U.N
State Department
Venezuela
Rocky
North
Saudi Arabia
Ecuador
Ebrazil
Rio
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Chile
U.S
Argentina
Bolivia
Lincoln
Washington
Europe
Castro
Peru
Juan Velasco Alvarado
America
White House
Mexico
U.S. News and World Report
Gasoline Alley originator Frank King dies at 86
CHICAGO AP Frank King 86 creator of Gasoline Alley and Skeezix died Tuesday at his Winter Park Florida home. The cartoonist built a small town Americana strip that aged characters as real people do, bringing Gasoline Alley to life in the Chicago Tribune earlier decades.
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Chicago
Frank King
Skeezix
King
Winter Park
Fla
Chicago Tribune
Steering Test At Right Time In Hyde
Hyde city officials tried to kick Safety Week off by testing the mayor’s $9,600 automobile. The car failed the steering test, signaling a rough start for the event.
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Hyde
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