Moon as Tourist Trap or Moon as Frontier
Editorial argues Apollo 14 signals a future where lunar travel becomes routine and cites Werner von Braun on 50 years to easy moon trips. It praises open US science sharing with Communist bloc nations, notes risks of an endless costly arms race, and calls for safeguards against space tech misuse alongside lunar findings.
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Moon
Werner von Braun
Europe
U.S
Communist China
William P. Rogers
Crash courses help returned service members readjust
Tens of thousands of Americans coming home from military duty abroad face a cultural shock from eight year overseas posts and rapid U S changes. The United States Information Agency runs three to five day workshops titled America today in a nutshell to explain current events and aid communication for returning officers and civil service personnel.
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Vietnam
United States Information Agency
America
Budget debates mark shift from balance to growth
In 1930s and 1970s leaders argued balanced budgets as a guard against debt. Roosevelt and Nixon both faced deficits, with Nixon later describing a "full employment budget" while acknowledging unbalanced income and outgo. Debt stood near 390 billion dollars, and interest costs rose sharply. Nixon labeled himself a Keynesian after a shift toward spending to spur growth.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Roosevelt
John Kenneth Galbraith
John Maynard Keynes
Congress
U.S
Brazil police torture claims spark U S training debate
Sworn statements allege U S funds helped train Brazil’s police despite official denials. Documents describe electric shocks, confinement, and beatings of political prisoners behind Brazil’s prison walls. Hearings in March may air further evidence of U S subsidy.
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Washington
U. S
Brazil
State Department
Armong
Lina Penna Sattamini
Agency For Internation Development
Sue
USA
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
U.S
Groundhog legends and science clash in February lore
A feature on February traditions from various cultures, detailing groundhog shadow lore, Candlemas rhymes, and European predictors. It notes the groundhog myth's persistence, contrasts it with scientific findings, and describes the woodchuck's biology and behavior. It also mentions a student poem about Selvester, with regional notes on its folklore.
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Europa
New England
Selvester
Met
Letter to the Editor Defends Adventist Grap juice stance
Pastor Joseph Dobias of the Night Point Seventh Day Adventist Church challenges an Associated Press dispatch about a mother punishing a child with hot water for drinking grape juice. He says Adventists stress grape juice consumption and deny any such punishment. The Enterprise notes AP is sought for correction and apologizes for ridicule.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Joseph Dobias
Nigh Point
Pastor Dobias
Associated Press
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