Public clash over cleaner air standards pits EPA against auto makers
The piece frames a heated fight between the EPA and Detroit auto manufacturers over the 1975 deadline to cut auto exhaust emissions by 90 percent. It weighs public health, industry timelines, costs to consumers, and potential compromises as the nation faces the first decisive test of its clean air campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Auto-Manufaclurers
Detroit
EPA
Fla Epa
Henry Ford
United States
The King Polka: Welk’s Comeback Against TV Trends
A 1950s TV contract cancellation for Lawrence Welk halted his old fashioned polka acts. Despite pressure from newer lively acts, Welk’s audience protested, TV relented, and Welk’s style unexpectedly surged again as younger listeners joined in. The piece heralds Welk as a revived king of polka and champagne music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Welk
Elvin Presley
Welk
Grandma
Grandpa
King Polks
King Polka
Defeated candidates reshape voter independence in primaries
The piece argues voters increasingly act independently, rejecting boss influence and last wave endorsements. It notes defeated candidates fail to sway second primary voters, while younger and older voters demand clear issues and honest results, skeptical of miracle government promises.
Democrats consider Nixon bid if McGovern nominated
The piece reports shock among longtime Democrats at a McGovern nomination and notes whispers of public Nixon endorsements if McGovern wins. It cites White House caution, influential party figures leaning toward Nixon, and fears McGovern's isolationist and tax plans amid a shifting Democratic base.
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Ey Washington
KFL
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
McGovern
Nixon
Humphrey
White Mouse
White House
U.S
Mellovern
One
Atlantic
John Kenneth Galbraith
Democratic Party
John Connally
McCovern
Vietnam
Peking
Moscow
Len Garment
Nixon White House
Pesce Begin With Me 4 The Telegram
The Telegram reports on Pesce beginning a new venture scheduled for June in Columbus Nebraska with local interest and community response noted. The piece highlights expectations and potential impact on the area.
Refined foods linked to colon problems, says Dr Lamb
Dear reader notes refined foods are mainly concentrated sugars and syrups with little bulk. He says white flour and cake flour lack roughage, while vegetables, fruits, and whole grains provide relief from constipation and irritable colon. Gelatin tablets have minimal calories. unlikely to affect weight unless consumed in huge amounts.
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Lawrence Lamb
A.D
Dr. Lamb
U.S
Lamb
Time to Eat Across Clues Puzzle Summary
A pasted clue list with numerous across and down entries appears garbled. It includes fragmented hints for food items, directions, professions, animals, and misc terms, plus several odd spellings and placeholders. Overall, it reads as a crossword style grid with mixed letters and missing answers.
McGovern plan funds $1000 checks for every American
A hypothetical $1000 annual check under McGovern tax reform prompts mixed reactions. The Amberson family receives their checks while debating tax implications, spending on motorcycles, tapes, and bubble gum, or returning funds to the Treasury due to their top tax bracket.
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Washington
Amberson
Hebert
Sarah
Todd
Ayees
Treasury
New Welfare Debate Sparks Family Plans and Grievances
A family in a political debate over a $1,000 government check argues over spending and duty. Mrs Amberson insists she earned her money and wants to return the funds, while others discuss buying tapes, a plane ticket to Japan, a color TV, and baseball cards. Sean Reilly swaggers in with a check, prompting Todd to joke about roller skates.
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George McGovern
Robert
Sarah
Rolling Stone
Todd
Mrs. Amberson
Mr. Amberson
Easien
Japan
Sean Mellly
Sean Reilly
Sean
Kishi seeks change to Japan's war renunciation policy
The piece discusses former prime minister Kishi and ally Osamu Inaba pushing to revise Japan's postwar pacifist constitution. It notes Kishi's aim for self defense armed strength, ties to Tojo era politics, and projections of Japan becoming a major regional power aided by a space program and missiles developed from weather research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Japan
Nissan
Eisako Sato
Darisy
Tojo
Douglas MacArthur
Osamu Inaba
Liberal Democratic Party
Tajo
America
Goldwater
United States
University of Tokyo
Aviation Magazine International
Japan’s Evolving Role in Nuclear Proliferation Debate
The piece surveys U S Japanese space and defense cooperation, noting Rockwell and McDonnell Douglas dealings with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries on missile tech, Japan's plutonium transfers under IAEA safeguards, and the contentious path to Japan’s potential re militarization amid debates on the pacifist constitution and security treaty restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tokyo
Rockwell
McDonnel- Douglas
Delta
Mitsubishi ‘Heavy Industries, Ltd
Japan
Nissan
Business Week
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
International Atomic Energy Agency
Science Journal
Japanese Defense Agency
South Korea
China
IL. McCracken
Koray
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
McCracken
Shigeru Hori
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