A Grand Johnson Era Urban Transformation Plan Revisited
A 2.3 billion six year program to fund 60 to 70 cities for urban transformation is being revived in a House Committee. It would cover 80 percent of costs with cities paying 20 percent and aim to create demonstration cities to inspire nationwide upgrades. Opponents warn it would spike the deficit, fuel inflation, hurt fixed incomes, and risk economic instability.
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London to Boston: the myth of pure English in a mixed tongue
From London comes a dispute about English purity, praising Boston as preserve, noting December 16 1773 tea raid as protest. Lord Chanbos argues for a gold standard of speech, while CuHanpos lists cliches and style worship as English diseases. The English Association aims to raise standards amid Boston and Irish Italian linguistic influence.
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England
Boston
George III
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United States
Britain
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West Hartford
The New Dentistry Expands Dentist Role In Health Care
The dentist's role grows as he helps evaluate general health and may save lives. Dr Bruce L Doucas notes that oral exams can reveal diabetes anemia cancer and heart disease risk factors. Oral cancer cases total about 30,000 yearly with 6,500 deaths. smear tests detect many early with high cure rates.
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University of Illinois Medical Center
American Cancer Society
The Great Debate Over Economy Decline In Ideological Debate
A critical review of George J. Stigler on the failed liberal conservative debate about government's role in the economy. It examines liberty, humanitarianism, state competence, and individual capability, urging clearer case making and sharper liberal responses while noting electoral college shifts and electronic college threats.
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George J. Stigler
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Preservation plea vs soaring Westward road plans threaten historic Philadelphia and Grand Canyon
A letter protests federal reclamation and expressway schemes devastating Philadelphia’s Southwark district and the Church of Gloria Dei and warns that the Grand Canyon faces flooding plans. The author urges support for the National Trust for Historic Preservation and urges Udall to act against perceived bureaucratic folly.
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Department of Interior
James Meredith Fear Of Time Haunts A Missioned Life
Washington report on James Meredith detailing his isolation at the National Press Club, his fear of death, and a lifelong commitment to a racially classless society. It portrays Meredith as sincere yet anxious, wary of hero worship, and determined to use limited time for his cause. Meredith criticizes the White Power Structure while opposing Black Supremacists, NAACP, and broad civil rights slogans.
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Mississippi
Meredith
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Walter Tobringer
D.C
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America
Graham Greene
Joesph Conrad
Lord Jim
Japan
Mwitler
NAACP
Vietnam
Electronics Revolution Spurs Suburban Growth Argument
John Chamberlain asserts suburban growth is driven by technological change and mass media, not race. He attributes white flight to affluence and transport, noting suburbs offer room and entertainment at home. He argues economic push plants inequality, urging improved earnings for Black Americans to access suburban real estate.
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New York City
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Mickey Mantle
New York
Westchester County
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Busy Curacao: A Caribbean Times Square Harbor Jewel
Curacao, a Dutch island near Venezuela, sits at major Caribbean shipping crossroads. Its busy harbor handles more ships than London on many days, with a floating economy built around oil refining, banking, and a large international airport. The island hosts a unique maritime insurance hotel and thrives as a cruise stop, duty free shop hub, and multicultural mix with 50 nationalities among 130,000 residents.
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