Ecology and experts clash with lawmakers over smog rules
A garage mechanic questions auto emission controls while a Minnesota official testifies on the cost of purifying plant discharges. He outlines chemical needs, resource usage, and waste byproducts, noting billions in energy and material flows to meet health standards. The piece argues politicians complicate the issue.
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Ofice
Joseph Ling
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
House
Public Health Service
Ting
Ling
BYU
Thase
When Will The War End And What Follows
An introspective commentary on the Vietnam War's protracted stalemate. The piece questions motives on all sides, the difficulty of peace for South Vietnam, and the American urge to avoid accountability as casualties rise in a conflict with no clear victors. It laments the endless cycle of attacks and casualties and imagines a future defined by uncertainty and reflection.
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United States
Langer
Hamiet
Ttenry Kigsinger
Buckley suit cited in wake of broadcast engineers strike
Ten months earlier William F Buckley Jr syndicated columnist filed suit in U S District Court New York challenging a requirement to join and pay dues to AFTRA as a condition for work on the public airways The current strike by the Broadcast Television and Radio Engineers against CBS underscores the issue with Buckleys complaint framed around employment access and private union dues
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William F. Buckley Jr
U.S. District Court
New York
American, Federation of Television and Radio Arliss
AFTRA
Public Airways
Broadcast Television and Radio
Columbia Broadcasting System
AFTRA Picket Rules Spark Question on News Previews
Permissive reporting APTRA, not part of the dispute, urged members to follow a picket fine. Some famous TV news names should have observed the order, placing iminn in control of who covers news until AFTRA rescinded it. Will future broadcasts start with This news is brought to you with AFTRA permission.
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APTRA
Iminn
Sh Sinok
AFTRA
No Christmas for Bowery alcoholics
A stark portrait of Bowery alcoholics during Christmas, detailing cold streets, shelters, and shelters’ routines. It recalls Bellevue Hospital autopsies, missions for soup, and the hard edge of a season where many drink to forget.
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Bowery
Moorh Dimes
Canal Street
Broadway
Freedom and Responsibility in Our Nation
The Telegram urges readers to promote freedom and self-control, arguing freedom is a gift from God and not government. It emphasizes conscience, moral guides, and personal discipline as paths to national prosperity, urging peaceful individual action.
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Your Freedom
Olbere
Lchh
Columbus
Nebraska
Dear Dr Lamb Venereal Disease Advice and Vasectomy Qs
A reader seeks guidance after possible VD symptoms following abuse by an uncle, with fear of disclosure. Dr Lamb explains confidential testing at health offices for minors and states that VD treatment is possible without parental notification. A second question on vasectomy covers effects on desire, erection, ejaculation, and orgasm, with a detailed explanation that fertility can be blocked without losing sexual function.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Socio economic audit and prison reform debate
The columnist critiques prison systems as failing corrected outcomes and cites Tom Wicker and Max Wylie. David Linowes advocates applying business style audits to judge rehabilitation value. He notes Altica's shops for inmates and argues reforms to raise ex-prisoners to responsible postadult citizenship.
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Tom Wicker
Max Wylie
Harlem
Charles Manson
Attica
New York Tombs
David Linowes
Iito Real Correction
New York Chamber of Commerce
Linowes
Altica
Wylie
Prison Island Proposal Sparks Controversy
CHAMBERLAIN notes a proposal by Mc Linowes to create prison republics with self government and private farms modeled after Australia. He envisions prisoners electing mayors and running farms, with surveillance and limited healthcare, arguing a socioeconomic test for government programs. President Nixon’s aides are urged to notice the idea.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Mc Linowes
America
Anl
Legge
Linowes
Nixon
Haldeman Ehrlichman
Trade trend can be Nixon misstep
Washington debate centers on how foreign trade reshapes politics and labor power. Brookings experts warn that while Nixon seeks broader overseas trade, advancing economic nationalism risks destabilizing global commerce, with Japan and Western Europe shaping limits and uncertainty for U.S. leadership. Labor groups plan push for Burke-Hartke import restrictions to shield jobs.
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Congress
U.S
Nixon
China
Soviet Union
United States
Brookingsnstiitation
Brookings
Japan
Europe
Brookings Specialists
Western
America
Organized Labor
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