Conservatives defect from UN China support pact
Two conservative House members withdrew their signatures from a joint House Senate statement backing Nationalist China remaining in the United Nations. They called the document weak and said it betrays an ally, as U Thant warns the UN faces bankruptcy without funds.
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Our Best Hope About Fast Breeder Reactors
A historical statement outlines the fast breeder reactor as an advanced nuclear plant using plutonium. It notes uranium efficiency about 30 times higher than water reactors and argues the breeder could provide energy for centuries, with investor owned utilities pledging around 180 million dollars and aiming for a demonstration plant to secure future energy.
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Nixon
Congress
Edi Flectric Institute
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The High Cost of Government warns of fiscal crisis
Sensing the News argues the monetary crisis stems from political mismanagement by liberal leaders since the 1950s. It cites a current deficit of 23.2 billion, urging retirement of spend and elect politicians and alignment of spending with real income to restore economic health.
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Executive
Johnson
Nixon
United States
The Tempted Taxpayer Calls For Spending Reform
A column criticizes federal spending under the Kennedy Johnson and Nixon administrations. It argues high taxes and debt burden private business, urges voters to back fiscally conservative officeholders, and promotes taxpayers leagues pushing to roll back income taxes and reduce government spending to restore monetary respect for the U S dollar.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Understanding How an Artificial Pacemaker Works
A physician explains the heart’s electrical system centered in the SA node and how a battery powered pacemaker can be implanted to regulate rate and rhythm during heart disease. He notes the device maintains regular beats and is used when the SA node malfunctions.
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Maine
King Feat
Enrollment surge predicted by census official
Washington reports a 50 percent rise in college enrollments is forecast over the next 15 years by Lounge H. Brown, director of the census office. The projection highlights growing higher education participation and potential funding needs.
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UPI
Lounge H. Brown
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