Global Trends Reshape World Through Century and Beyond
The article lists worldwide trends from population growth to globalization. It notes rapid urbanization and rising living standards but warns of widening poverty gaps and environmental strain. Improvements in education, communications, and transportation foster interdependence, with multinational firms crossing borders and nations ceding some sovereignty.
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Te Fuluvist
Lester i. Own
Ov International Development
Wan
India
Mtore
Syorld
Asia
Aftian
Latin America
Doe
New York
London
Milanlic
Unemployment snow job shows misuse of funds cross border
The March Wall Street Journal item highlights Canada UIC suspending subsidies after investigators found unemployment checks went to skiers at a ski resort. It notes a Colorado junior high program offering weekly sport days, viewed as similar misuse, with critics questioning participation.
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Canada
Wall Street
Unemployment Insurance Commission
UIC
Commission
Daarnat
Commissio
Toast
Colorado
I'srue
New Approach Needed for Victimless Crime Issue
A columnist argues crime grows like a disease, demanding a new approach to policing. He cites violence and theft, notes police understaffing and focus on victimless offenses, and calls for targeting robbers, muggers, and drug pushers rather than moral policing.
White House mulls Gray Gray and Chay fallout
In Washington the White House worries over acting FBI Director L. Patrick Chay testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. President's advisers debate whether to remove him, fearing embarrassment or disruption to the administration. A high level exchange praises candor and openness with Congress.
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Washington
Runmr
White House
L._ Patrick Chay
Senate Judiciary Committee
FBI
Treve
My. Gray
Haldeman
Maldeman
Senate
Gray
Sixon
Howard
JBI
Jack Anderson
Congress
L. Patrick Gray
John Dean
Komeone
Fai
Naval officer offered top covert mission in Hanoi
A naval veteran is recruited by the President to lead a high risk mine clearance operation in Haiphong. He is told no Senate confirmation is needed, and that executive privilege allows immediate assignment aboard Air Force One for the trip to Hanoi.
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Tay Edon
Hanoi
Air Force One
Senate
The Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self Rule
The piece argues for individual liberty and limited government, claiming freedom is a gift and must be protected. It condemns oppression and stresses self reliance, with political rhetoric reflecting mid-century concerns about autonomy and civil rights.
Prostate cancer treatment questions from a reader
Dear Dr Lamb explains that prostate cancer is often not surgically removed unless caught very early. Hormone therapy or radiation may delay growth, while surgery is less justified for advanced cases. Outcomes vary. some men live with hormone therapy for years. Mother's heart failure requires meds like digitalis. prognosis depends on heart damage extent.
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Dr. Lamb
Canada
Ane
Rockefeller Nixon propose tougher crime measures in national speeches
The piece analyzes Governor Nelson Rockefeller and President Nixon proposals including revived death penalty for specific crimes, two phase trials, no bail for heroin or morphine trafficking, and stricter jail terms. It contrasts a victim focused stance with debate over social causes and crime perception in urban areas.
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Bist
Nelson Rockefuller
Hveral Fentheys
Svete
Nisan
White House
Congress
Nixon
Supreme Court
Rockefeller
Ihe
Debate on Capital Punishment and Deterrence
A muddled opinion piece argues about capital punishment and its deterrent value. It questions the practical relevance of the death penalty debates while stressing the symbolic role of society defining crimes as intolerable and deserving ultimate punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Onin
Qualaty
Nixon
Rockefeller
Wien
Rhodesia Great Dyke Mineral Wealth and U S Dependence
The Great Dyke in Rhodesia holds key minerals including chrome iron asbestos and platinum. U S demand rises as domestic supplies wane with environmental opposition slowing mining abroad and political shifts complicating access to Rhodesian chrome amid Cold War era tensions.
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Salisbury
Alodialo
Oper
United States
Rhodesia
America
U.S
Robert A. Kilmarx
Georgetown University Center For
Chile
Canada
Trideau
Brazil
Turkey
Soviet Union
Johnson
U.N
Ily Rpal
Ussr
Pts
Rhodesian minerals policy under Byrd Amendment debate
The article discusses congressional moves to repeal the Byrd Amendment affecting Rhodesia and the potential costs to U.S. security and economics. It highlights Rhodesia as a vital supplier of chrome and other minerals, notes U.S. dependence on Western access, and urges calm policy shifts to secure long term mineral access while facing global economic warfare.
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Congress
Rhodesia
U.S
Witudesia
United States
America
China
Tanzania
Great Dyke
Japan
Africa
Mhelesia
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Kreedom
Columbus, Nebraska
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Lawrence E. Lamb, MD
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Trieste
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Jeffrey
Marturen Sens Colt
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