Harassment For Fidelistas and Cuban Revoltary Exports
The piece argues Cuba exports revolutionaries to Central and South America and some to the United States, as sugar trades with Russia and Red China shift. It criticizes U S policy for restraining harassment of Castro and urges coordinated exile actions to overthrow him, warning unilateral acts will invite retaliation.
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Cuba
Russia
Europe
Red China
Castro
Peking
United States
Washington
Moscow
U. S. Department of State
Miami
U. S
Department of State
Hanoi
The
New World Starin
Wisconsin Students Support U S Viet Nam Policy in Poll
University of Wisconsin polls 30,000 students show 72 percent favor US participation in Vietnam, 16 percent oppose, 12 percent neutral. The article notes a majority trust in university administration and faculty, despite campus radicals and protests. It highlights Frank Emspack as a noted agitator and contrasts campus liberalism with demonstrated support for authority.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
National Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
Frank Emspack
Junius Emspack
Vic
Tom Riese
Pearl Harbor
Emspack
America
Kremlin
United States
Requiem for a featherbed in diesel freight safety
Editors note how unions argued against removing firemen from diesel freight locomotives claiming safety risks. An arbitration panel in 1963 allowed phased reduction, creating a National Joint Board to study the issue, with early hints of findings to come.
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Washington Evening Star
Fireman role in trains questioned by ICC study
A 1964 comparison finds virtually no adverse effects from removing firemen from diesel locomotives and freight trains. The National Joint Board notes a slight casualty rise, but not significant, as European trials show trains can run safely without firemen. The issue remains debated but evidence weakens safety arguments. The piece ends with a satirical note on syndicated media.
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National Joint Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ntlies
Canada
Buckley Doves and Lehman Linsay Clash in NYC Bid
A New York City by election shapes a race to replace Mayor Lindsay in Congress. Orin Lehman, Kennedy-backed, faces Theodore Kupferman, Lindsay ally. debate over Vietnam dominates, with Lehman advocating restraint and cease-fire while Kupferman pushes tougher stance. Analysts project a Kennedy Lindsay showdown as the major political event of 1972, with insiders watching Lindsay’s charisma and successor prospects.
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New York City
John Lindsay
Congress
Orin Lehman
Herbert Lehman
Johnson
Johnson City
Lehman
New York
Orin
Mario Procaccino
Theodore’ Kupferman
Law
Robert Price
Mr. Lindsay
Washington
Orin Lehaman
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Lindsay
Mr. Kennedy
Vietnam
Picasso
Kupferman
America
Korea
United Nations
South Vietnam
Lehmans
Hanoi
Manhattan
Sunlighting boosts pensions with a nation of extra work
A General Electric executive notes sunlighting as retirees over 65 extend work despite pensions. The column cites real examples from East Hartford to Rhode Island and beyond, where individuals pursue private ventures after hours. Moonlighting and sunlighting collectively lift income and fuel economic resilience, with many cases of trailer parks, watch repairs, teaching, and real estate ventures.
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General Electric
U.S
East Hartford
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Cummington
Berkshires
Frank
Crisis In Credibility Aims At Johnson Programs
Washington insiders label the Great Society as a credibility crisis touching both domestic and foreign policy. Senators and aides question the poverty fight, subsidies, and spending as Democratic loyalty and GOP critique mount. A House panel call for audits and investigations surfaces, but little action follows.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Transportation
LBJ
White House
Royal
Appalachia
Congress
Bill Ayres
Ohio
Rayburn Building
Alphonzo Bell
California
Watts
Charles Goodell
New York
E. J. Gurney
Florida
Orlando
Sargent Shriver
Rewriting the 'Impossible' in Science and Old Beliefs
A compact look at how scientific truths evolve from Mercury’s rotation to noble gas chemistry, chimpanzee tool use, and the discovery of elements beyond 92. The piece notes skepticism toward new ideas, the Wright brothers’ flight, and Marconi’s radio with ionospheric support, closing with reflections on science adapting to shocks.
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France
French Academy
Connecticut
Thomas Jefferson
Orate
Atlantic
Marconi
Alfred Whitehead
Soaper Senator and a Taste for Champagne and Hats
The piece satirizes political men and fiscal talk with jokes about champagne on strawberries, labor cost caps at 3.2 percent, reapportionment as one man one vote, and a Family message debating Disneyland versus a sofa. It notes a powerful businessman carrying a $100 million life policy and questions sharing such a valuable face.
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Danville Register
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Associated Press
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Detroit
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St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Inter State Commerce Commission
Senate
ICC
William F. Buckley, Jr
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John Chamberlain
Holmes
Alexander
Dad
Disneyland
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