Volpe's Ford Wooing Seen As Sellout In August Opinion
In Our Opinion, Volpe bows to Henry Ford I after a Ford letter criticizing a Volpe auto safety speech. The piece argues the Transportation Department now serves the industry it regulates and could seek a plush future role with Ford after leaving government.
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Grass Roots Opinion at West Point Leader Reflects on Change
The West Point Mississippi column muses on modern history and rapid events. It compares history's shock to today’s rapid advances and notes a tendency to treat yesterday’s miracles as today’s normal.
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Call To Order Defends Against Wage Inflation in Construction
The Call To Order Roger's Round Table a coalition of large corporations led by ex U S Steel chairman Roger Blough seeks to curb big wage hikes in construction to fight inflation. The piece links steel price spikes, government clashes over price increases, and debates on management vs labor blame, noting experts question steel industry practices and innovation lags as factors in rising costs.
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Fire Destroys Barn After Suspected Spontaneous Combustion
A large barn on the Alton Peterson property on Carter Hill burned to ash shortly after 4 AM amid calm weather. Fire response followed a suspected spontaneous ignition, with the blaze rapid and extensive. No injuries reported.
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Kennedy affair and Park Nixon talks shape tense Asia tension
The piece outlines a looming grand jury probe into Ted Kennedy over the Chappaquiddick incident and notes concerns about statements from aides. It also covers South Korea's Park Chung-hee meeting with Nixon amid North Korean threats, alleged anti Park infiltrations, and shifts as U S advisers warn of Vietnam troop changes.
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How to Contact Your Elected Officials
State Representative Forest Hopkins of North East can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. State Senator James Willard of Mercer County is contacted through the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. U S Senator Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker are reachable via Senate Office Building Washington DC. Congressman Joseph Vigorite of Erie is contacted at the House Office Building Washington DC.
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Prague 1968: Prague Spring Ended as Tanks Rolled In
A reflective account recalls the August 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia ending Prague Spring. Tanks entered Old Town and New Town while Dubcek and liberal reforms were crushed, censorship reinstated, and international voices failed to intervene.
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Laugh-In producers eye third season amid drama and secrets
NBC's Laugh-In could return for a third season as George Schlatter and Ed Friendly push ahead despite early doubts. The show remains a ratings powerhouse, with Schlatter recalling past career highs and lows including the Turn-On cancellation and a Judy Garland episode controversy.
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