Liberal Senators warn Watergate impeachment talk harms U S
Senators Abraham Ribicoff and Jacob Javits urge restraint on impeachment talk, saying Watergate damages U S standing worldwide and risks dismantling government. They note evidence is needed before any move and defend the President’s record, urging stability and justice.
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United States
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Jacob XK. Javits
New York
Ribicoff
Health
Education
Senate
Javits
Congress
Ervin Committee
China
Russia
Late Spring Meat Prices Outlook Mixed on Boycott Effects
The May USDA advisory signals mixed meat price prospects as late spring slaughter rises and prices may ease briefly. Withholding stock delayed effects of the buying strike, but higher slaughter could push prices down then rebound. Fuel shortages threaten farm production and food prices, risking limited crop output without tractors.
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Department of Agriculture
U. S
Fertility upturn eyed by NIH expert panel
A seminar at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda outlined preliminary 1972 fertility figures showing an average of 2.03 children per family. Arthur Campbell said rates may rise later in the decade as older women delay births, while Family Planning Perspectives argues continued effective planning could keep the rate low. The 1972 rate sits just below the zero population growth benchmark.
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National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Maryland
Arthur Campbell
Center For Population Research
Campbell
Timentalizes
Defense Department
Uncle Sam
Departments of Health, Education, and Welfare, Transportation
Debate Over Compulsory Schooling And Emancipation
The piece argues against compulsory schooling, citing educators like Dr. Wilbur Cohen and Dr. Robert L. Ebel who favor letting willing students leave early or pursue accelerated paths. It notes Maryland and Michigan discussions on emancipating students, and criticizes districts resisting early graduation to avoid wasting productive youths.
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Hillsdale College
Wilbur Cohen
University of Michigan
College of Education
Cohen
Ihuddabor
Robert L. Ebel
Michigan State University
Phi Delta Kappan
Ebel
Maryland
Michigan
State Board of Education
A Chappaquiddick Solution Missed by Buckley
The piece argues the Ervin Committee seeks to expose White House links to Watergate, challenge Nixon's stance, and question the political strategy of pursuing public censure. It weighs Kennedy’s and Nixon’s moves, considers a Chappaquiddick style resolution, and ponder's the republic’s interests amid protracted hearings.
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Ervin Committee
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
Weicker
Senator Kennedy
Cambodia
Watergate
Congress
Senate Committee
Republic
Henry HH
Thomas Sa Becket
Monopoly And Monopsony Analysis In U S Economics
Senator William Hathaway argues inflation cures lie in trust busting and breaking up monopolies. He warns government buyers drive monopsony, dominating prices and innovation, with defense and other agencies expanding purchases. He suggests a new GPPB and possibly a businessmen commission to curb government buying power.
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Washington, D.C
William Hathaway
Dmaine
Ploesti
Sen
Maggie Smith
Hathaway
Orkand Corp
Maryland
Government Procurement Practices Board
GPPB
Airport Imagination Beaumont Journal
The article notes Kansas City International Airport spreads across 5000 acres with three circular terminals around the admin building and control tower. Roads link cargo, post office and maintenance areas with names from Amsterdam to Tel Aviv, reflecting international city names used for streets.
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Mexico City
Rome
Hong Kong
Kansas City International
Amsterdam
Tel Aviv
Kennedy Plan to Create Office of Technology Assessment
Senator Edward Kennedy pushes funding for a new Office of Technology Assessment with a 12 member science advisory council to study impacts of tech advances. The piece argues government solutions risk stalling private R and D, warns of political meddling in energy and defense, and urges tax incentives over bureaucratic creation.
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Edward Kennedy
Congress
Office of Technology Assessment
Emilio Daddario
Connecticut
Washington
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Atomic Energy R. and
Congréss
Kennedy Office ‘ of
Senate
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Ziegler
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Dean
Holmes Alexander
Aerspace Industries
Government Accounting Office
Airport Imagination
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Tex
Journal
John Chamberlain
Denmark
Israel
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Jvast
Avith
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