Tribune Editorial Page Opinion Analysis
A note indicating the Tribune editorial page on Saturday June 24 1973 features analysis and interpretation of current affairs. The snippet signals opinion pieces and editorial commentary typical of the page, inviting readers to engage with interpretive takes on events of the era.
pause and ponder hope maketh no ashamed prayer
A brief religious inscription cites Romans 5 5 about hope and the love of God shed abroad in believers hearts by the Holy Ghost given unto us. The verse emphasizes faith and divine in dwelling spirit as source of assurance.
Nixon Brezhnev Meeting Lacks Major New Moves
Observers compare Brezhnev's U S visit to Khrushchev 14 years earlier noting changed climate in U S Soviet relations. Nuclear reality and potential for cooperation underlie expectations as Nixon and Brezhnev continue the Moscow direction with incremental steps and no dramatic announcements.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Union
Brezhnev
Nixon
Moscow
Federal funds boost for airport development and tax limits
The article notes concerns over local airport taxes on air passengers and explains newly enacted law signed by President Nixon prohibiting cities from collecting such taxes. It strengthens federal financing for airport development with higher federal shares, a raised minimum fund, and altered matching ratios, citing this as a safer revenue source than local taxes.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
Brazil’s military picks Geisel for president amid controlled election
In Brazil a retired general Ernesto Geisel is chosen by President Emilio Medici to lead the country as a largely ceremonial electoral college will in January consider candidates. With ruling party dominance, open public debate on issues is avoided and the regime continues in office.
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Brazil
Ernesto Geisel
Geisel
Emilio G. Medici
Silent Killer Hypertension Defies Cure Yet Looms Large
Hypertension or high blood pressure is a major health risk linked to heart attacks strokes and kidney disease. Experts note essential hypertension lacks a known cause and often shows few symptoms while secondary cases have identifiable origins and treatment options.
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Bob Corbett
Copley
National Institute of Health
NIH
Trs
Richard L. Kahler
Scrippa Clinic and Research Foundation
la Jolla
Calif
Gig
Frank A. Finnerty Jr
Georgetown University Medical Center
Kahler
Inspectors guard against bug invasion
In Los Angeles a Port of Los Angeles Long Beach inspection team led by Paul Whitely enforces the Plant Quarantine Act to stop pests from entering the United States. Inspections, quarantines, and fumigations defend against invasive insects, with officials citing high costs and ecological risks.
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Los Angeles
United States
Long Beach
Paul Whitley
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Terminal Island
Florida
Whitley
Harbor
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Wilmington
Customs House
America
Japan
Texas
California
San Diego
Vietnam
Whitley Isi
Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Residents oppose one way streets near parks and safety
A Tribune letter argues against proposed one way traffic on routes near Luther Park and Glenmere Park noting parks split by streets and recalling a child hit on Duck Walk Lane. The writer warns about danger to neighborhood children and questions street closures and traffic plans.
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the Tribune
Luther Park
Glenmere Park
Duck Walk
Yoth
One Way Street Plan Raises School Safety Concerns
Parents fear the shift of 10th Street to a one way route will create hazards for Luther Park and nearby students walking to Maplewood and Heath Schools. The Tribune notes the project aims for August 5 completion ahead of the 1972-74 school year and invites letters to the editor.
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Maplewood and Heath
Schoo
Barbara Crawford
History Highlights From June Two Through The Years
A tangled history noted with dates from 1683 to a stormy past. Key events include William Penn’s 1683 peace reply to Indians in Pennsylvania and a 178 Charleston incorporation. Other entries cover 1722 Queen Anne’s order to Nova Scotia’s French settlers, 1830 federal surplus shared by states, 198 air traffic authority creation, and a Kennedy visit to Bonn a decade ago. A stampede in Buenos Aires killed more, and a recent tropical storm caused tolls in New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Thought for today by Franklin closes.
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Jay
William Pee
Pennsylvania
Charleston
G.C
Hughind
Queen Anne
Nova Scotia
Bonn
Seyimly
Buenos Aires
Mlonds
New York
Virginia
Vorlay
William D. Rogers
Don Drysdale
Benjamin Franklin
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