Lindsay Defection May Not Alter Party Dynamics
The analysis notes New York Mayor John Lindsay left the Republicans for the Democrats with little political leverage. He lacks a power base or control of major parties in New York City, and his strongest asset is public appeal. His presidential prospects remain unsettled amid a fluid Democratic field.
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Democrat Party
New York
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Republican Party
New York City
Richard Daly
Chicago
Japan faces $50 billion reparations demand amid Tokyo Beijing thaw
Beijing critics renew claims of a $50 billion reparations debt tied to wartime casualties and damages from 1937 to 1945. China seeks apologies or cash as Tokyo resists, while Soviet seizures and U S moves complicate normalization. Japan builds a Tokyo Seoul Taipei axis to counter U S influence.
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Japan
China
Peking
Tokyo
People’s Daily of Peking
Soviet Union
Sakhalin
Kurile Islands
Habomai
Shikotan
United States
Ryukus and
Bonin Islands
U. S
Sunday Sermon on Gods Voices Across History
A sermon extols how God has spoken through ages from burning bushes to Christ. It cites Moses, Isaiah, Elijah, Saul, John, Bunyan, Washington, Burns, Darwin, and modern science as conduits of divine revelation. The speaker urges listeners to hear the Incarnate Word and heed the Heavenly Voice.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
John Burroughs
Yosemite
God
Moses
Jerusalem
Isaiah
Elisha
Elijah
Damascus
Saul
Tarsus
John the Divine
John Bunyan
Valley Forge
George Washington
Fleming
England
Robert Burns
Charles Darwin
Cer
Nixon stance on desegregation and busing policy
The piece argues Nixon distrusts compulsory busing for racial balance while urging desegregation through open and impartial schooling. It credits judicial support for desegregation and notes evolving housing patterns, predicting increased interracial respect and fewer artificial desegregation devices.
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Capus Waynick
Nixon
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch
Republic
Cooperative Society
Its Only Money Navy wastes funds on unneeded ship parts
A classified Navy report accuses the Naval Ship Systems Command of wasteful buying and weak financial controls. It notes 50 million dollars in excess material and emphasizes underfunded modernization and poor management, while praising some Ship Systems Commander actions. The piece also critiques industry propaganda on the Alaska pipeline environment.
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Washington
Elmo Zumwalt
Navy
Congress
Adm
J. D. Arnold
G. E. Moore
Naval Ship Systems Command
Naval Area Audit Service
Nathan Sonenshein
Naval Ship Systems
transAlaska
Alaska
American Petroleum Institute
Kenalla
Alaska oil spill memo challenges Kenai field ecology
An Anchorage Wildlife Refuge memo contrasts industry rhetoric with reality, noting oil spill damage from Swanson River and ecological disruption from Kenai drilling. It argues that even strict supervision cannot prevent harm to a vast wilderness ecosystem as pressure grows for a northern slope oil pipeline.
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Alaska Wildlife Refuge
Anchorage
Swanson River
Kenai
Garden of Eden
Interior Department
Alaka
Congress
High Point salutes Salvation Army building fund drive leader
Jack McDowell, directing a major Salvation Army campaign in High Point, closes his desk after underwriting about 800000 for the Salvation Army and Boys Club. He praises the city’s leaders donors and civic spirit, citing three months of effort and a lasting community service center funded by locals.
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Jack McDowell
High Point
Salvation Army
Good Afternoon
United States
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