Planetary Exploration 1968 1975 A Space Policy Proposal
The Space Science Board of the National Academy of Sciences urges a shift from manned to automated planetary exploration to save costs and advance science. It argues for a long term, instrument based program using landers, flybys, orbits, and earth based telescopes to answer fundamental questions about the solar system life and Earth's environment.
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Washington
Space Science Board
National Academy of Sciences
House Space Committee
NASA
Earth
Moon
Solar System
U. S
Humphrey task force sees $16 billion yearly revenue boom
A Hubert Humphrey task force on the post Vietnam economy projects that a future president could count on about $16 billion in yearly revenue growth if the Vietnam war ends and the economy is managed well. The estimate suggests nearly $30 billion in disposable funds by 1972 after defense costs.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times News Service
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
Beryllium Brake Discs Trim C-5 Weight and Heat
The Lockheed C-5 will use four beryllium brake discs paired with a steel disc to cut weight by about 1800 pounds. Beryllium dissipates heat five times better than steel, aiding its 28-wheel braking system. High cost stems from manufacturing complexity rather than ore scarcity. The C-5’s first flight featured these discs expected to outlast steel.
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Lockheed Air Force
Nixon Humphrey or Wallace in 1968 Campaign Choice
The Observer notes the next president may be Nixon Humphrey or Wallace. It mocks jolly clinics to keep voters optimistic, cites campaign therapy exchanges, and discusses fiscal projections including billions for private sector, revenue sharing, and potential federal spending amid a balanced budget.
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New York Times
Washington
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Sam‘s
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nixon
Strom Thurmond
Humphrey
Wallace
America
White House
Wallaces
Richard Falk War Critic Advocates Peace Negotiations
Richard Falk, a Princeton international law professor and adviser to Sen. McCarthy, discussed negotiating paths with North Vietnam during a Hanoi visit. The 37 year old radical thinker has opposed US Vietnam policy, championed anti apartheid aims, and authored works on law and world order.
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New York Times News Service
Richard Anderson Falk
Hanoi
Princeton
Center of International Studies
United States
Vietnam
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
South Africa
South- West Africa
Hague
Ethiopia
Libera
International Court of Justice
Southwest Africa
Falk
Florence Goldstein
Vermont
Community praises summer recreation program directors
In Decatur Alabama a reader thanks Miss Goo Wood and Mr Tommy Qualman for leading the Eastwood School summer supervised recreation program. The writer, Mrs C C Buck Martin Jr of College Street, commends the effort and hopes it returns next year for local children.
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Public Forum
Decatur
Alabama
Eastwood
Goo Wood
Tommy Qualman
C. C. “Buck
Martin, Jr
College St
Decatur, Ala
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World Book Science Service
the Observer
Russell Baker
Hhh
Eisenhower
Man In the News
Richard Falk
Andy” Falk
Manhattan
Edwin A. Falk
Fieldston School
Bronx
University of Pen
Nsylvania
Edwin Aubrey
Yale Law School
India
State Department
Ohio State University
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