Mideast Talks Show Signs of Serious Exchange
Egypt and Israel publicly present positions after peace proposals to UN mediator Gunnar Jarring. Talks show restraint and potential for continued exchanges. Ceasefire due by Feb 5 may be extended by Security Council actions. Egypt calls for withdrawal and refugee settlement terms, hints at possible international peace force. Israel resists foreign troops. Thant skeptical of US Soviet troops. Four power occupation noted as delaying peace.
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United Nations
Gunnar Jarring
Egypt
Israel
Jarring
Security Council
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
A Thant
Campaign smear report highlights 1970 abuses and outcomes
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee cites rising misrepresentations and fabrications in 1970 with New York receiving the slate of worst campaigns. It names Carl Shipley, William Ayres, and David Smith for notable tactics while noting many victims eventually won.
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Washington
Nonpartisan
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Charles Taft
Ohio
New York
California
Illinois
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Carl Shipley
William Ayres
Rohio
John Seiberling
Ayres
Akron
Seiberling
David Smith
GOP
Staten Island
John Murphy
D-N.y
American Arbitration Association
Smith
Murphy
Campaign complaints show misrepresentations top source of issues
The article notes 83 percent of smear accusations failed in elections, with 25 percent of complaints about brochures and posters and 19 percent about newspaper ads. Racial and religious complaints fell from 18 percent in 1966 to half, while TV ads accounted for about 10 percent.
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Senate Democrats
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Senate
Noise pollution and its hidden costs in modern life
A study by Northwestern National Life Insurance finds no universal harmful physiology from everyday noise yet notes hearing loss risk above 90 decibels. The piece outlines annoyance, industry exposure, costs to the U S economy, and calls for public action, technology, and stricter limits to curb noise in daily life.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
United States
Stanford Research Institute
World Health Organization
America
Julius Caesar
Alexander Cohen
U. S. Public Health Service
Walsh-Healy
Federal Aviation Agency
New York
Power Back To People and the Nixon State Local Shift
The piece argues that big government has eroded personal control and endorses Nixon’s plan for a peaceful revolution returning power to the people. It outlines a $16 billion renewal package for state and local government, with $5 billion new funds and $11 billion via revenue sharing for urban and rural development education transportation job training and law enforcement. Localities would decide spending amid existing $140 billion local needs.
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Nixon
Congress
Waning NASA enthusiasm shifts focus from moon to Earth orbit
The piece notes Apollo 14 ahead, but budgets and schedules shrink plans for future moon landings. It outlines Skylab slated for 1972 1978 ambitions for a large space station and unmanned probes to Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and Pluto with a 950 million cost and 30 to 50 million sought in 1972.
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Earth
Skylab
NASA
Space
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
New Yorker
Henry
F. Cooper Jr
Norman Mailer
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