Editorial: Cambodian Excursion Expands Vietnam War
The editorial denounces Nixon's Cambodia cross border move as a widening of the war and argues it repeats Johnson era mistakes. It warns the escalation will limit Vietnamization, raise American casualties, and hinder peace with honor while retaining public support for troops.
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Nixon
Cambodia
Kennedy
Johnson
North
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Colleges Face Lack of Programs Aiding Disadvantaged Students
Teachers College study covers 4119 universities and colleges nationwide on minority access programs. Seventy two percent report no such programs, about one tenth have formal plans, and about one tenth have discontinued them. The Ford Foundation sponsors this phase with the College Entrance Examination Board and the National Scholarship Service.
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Spiro Agnew
Yale
Brewster
Teachers College
Columbia University
The
Ford Foundation
College Entrance Examination Board
National Scholarship Service and Fund For
Space Center seen as tourist draw and wildlife refuge
Orlando report notes Kennedy Space Center hosts over 220 bird species including the bald eagle and alligator, merging science and nature. It cites conflicts between development and ecology in Florida, from the Cross Florida Barge Canal to Everglades and Biscayne Bay pollution, urging protective actions and tourism implications.
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Orlando
Fla
John F. Kennedy Space Center
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Space Center
Interior Department
Florida
Army Corps of Engineers
Orlando Sentinel
Everglades National Park
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Florida Power & Light
Turkey Point
Bay
Dade County
Titusville
Cocoa Beach
Melbourne
Kennedy Space Center
Nixon aides undercut air pollution effort, confidential report leaked
A secret government document asserts the Nixon administration sabotaged National Air Pollution Control Administration plans to improve air quality. A government employee leaked the report to expose the hypocrisy and risks to the air pollution campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
National Air Pollution Control Administration
Congress
Federal air pollution fight manpower gaps expanded by 1974
A mid July HEW submission urges 2900 more federal air pollution fighters by 1974, highlighting state and local gaps with 2840 budgeted positions and 5160 more needed. Civil Service rules, pay, and a Nixon budget shortfall hinder expansion, with insiders warning of 3900 needed by 1974.
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Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Federal
Antipollution Unit
The
Civil Service Commission
High Point Business Notes Spur Redevelopment Talks and Furniture Growth
Long column notes potential air space coverage over the Southern Railway cut for parking and leasing of the old station, with private and possible federal funding discussed. Redevelopment plans include L. Ray McMahan’s 8 story project, Worth Loflin's furniture expo complex, and High Point’s rise as a wooden office furniture hub. The piece also recalls local figures, a political jab about Gov. Baby Skotkin, and a Gypsy Rose Lee reminiscence.
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Southern Railway
Southern
L. Ray McMahan
Texas
Elwood
Worth Loflin
Wrenn
Commerce Corner
Main Street
Commerce
Main
High Point
Jasper
Indiana
Joseph Hayworth
Alma Desk Company
Rotary Club
Hich Point
Charles E. Hayworth
Hayworth
Alma Furniture
Myrtle
Alma
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