Editorial on Space Decade and Moon Program Decisions
The piece argues for NASA to plan the second space decade including a space station for 160 crews, Space Shuttle-2 craft, and regular lunar visits possibly with a base. It warns costs could exceed 25 billion for the decade, notes Kennedy’s moon goal, and stresses the need to secure funding and public support to keep the United States preeminent in space exploration through the 70s and beyond.
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Natural Space Administration
Space
Space Shuttle
Earth
Moon
South Pole
Congress
South Korea
Vietnam
North Korea
Okinawa
Pacification Corps Drives Saigon Security Effort at Academy
Nelson's Academy directs a 27-member veteran faculty to expand district and province level security for Saigon. In two years it yielded 859 graduates, about 10 percent military, supporting the 6000-man CORDS pacification force. The program highlights counterinsurgency aimed at winning local allegiance amid Nixon decisions.
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Nelson’s Academy
Clifford R. Nelson
Saigon
U. S
Vietnam
Nixon
Arms control talks loom as US Soviet pace arms race
Editorial discusses looming U S Soviet negotiations this summer to slow strategic nuclear buildup. Washington reviews disarmament policies while Nixon approves a modified ABM system, signaling new safeguards and renewed pressure for binding agreements to prevent a costly arms spiral.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Nixon
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U. S. Senate
Nison
Adam Yarmolinsky
Defense
Letters to The Editor Discuss Trade and Crime Prevention
The letters discuss import quotas on textiles and apparel, urging informed public debate and warning against protectionist limits. They praise Mr Wade Joyce for speaking to youth on drugs and crime prevention, and defend Trinity Junior High School’s leadership amid discipline concerns.
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Archdale Friends Meeting
Wade Joyce
League of Women Voters
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Congress
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Japan
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Randolph Board of Education
D. 5. Underwood
Underwood
North Carolina Congressman Visits Korea in 1969 Delegation
In Seoul, Representative Richard M. Preyer and fellow lawmakers receive a warm welcome with bouquets and signs while observing Seouls post war recovery. He notes mixed heritage orphans face social rejection, Korea's rapid modernization, and the Demilitarized Zones tension. He argues U S aid supports democracy and free enterprise and urges continued regional defense and industrial ties.
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Kimpo
Seoul
America
South’ Korea
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Pearl’ Buck
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