Economic Realism Is Need Of This Country
A Nixon era call argues the United States has long suffered from Marshall Plan psychology and a growing balance of payments deficit. It condemns Western Europe and Japan for profiting at America's expense and warns that peers would abandon the United States to recover their own interests. The piece laments a shift away from US generosity and warns of a diminishing role in global prosperity.
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Nixon
United States
George C. Marshall
Truman
High Point
Capus M. Waynick
Europe
Japan
Austria
Britain
Shift To Metric System Faces U S Congress Endorsement
A three year study by the National Bureau of Standards urges a 10 year program to switch the United States to the metric system with Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans backing. The plan, costing up to 40 billion over a decade, promises lower total costs than a slow transition and argues the shift is inevitable despite opposition and years of debate.
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National Bureau of Standards
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Congress
United States
Republic
Nixon Court Opens With Vacancies and Conservative Shift
The 1971 72 term begins as Justice Hugo Black retires creating Nixon's third vacancy and Justice John M Harlan retires making a fourth The era shifts toward a conservative court with Chief Justice Burger and Justice Blackmun aligning with White Stewart and Harlan against Brennan Douglas Marshall The court's decisions define the American system and may imprint a law and order legacy beyond Nixon's term.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Hugo L. Black
Nixon
John M. Harlan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
F.D.R. Beame
Harding- Hoover
Congress
Roosevelt
Willis van Devanter
F.D.R
Supreme Court
Nixon Court
Black
Minnesota Twins
Warren F. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Harlan
William J. Brennan Jr
William O. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Burger
Earl Warren
Richard M. Nixon
Doctor links aerosols to potential lung cancer risk
Dr William C Good of Montrose Colorado reports preliminary findings from 75 patients exposed to aerosol sprays. Pathology shows pre malignant cells in 48 cases with varying severity, including some as young as 17. Further studies and regulatory input follow.
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Washington
Colorado
William C. Good
Montrose
Colo
Gene Saccomann
Dr. Good
DuPont
FDA
John Gowdy
Germany
England
U.S
Aerosol controversies and Kennedy Center ethics clash
The record covers two topics. Labeled aerosols and lung risk, it cites 1959 FDA tests and 1963 1965 studies by Dr. Robert Giovacchini finding no lung damage, notes a cosmetics tie, and mentions hospital and NIH work. The second topic centers on Norman Cousins and a dispute over a suppressed Saturday Review column on the Kennedy Center with alleged conflicts of interest.
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FDA
Robert Giovacchini
Cousins
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Kennedy Center For the Arts
Kennedy Center
Washington Post
Wolf von Eckardt
von Eckardt
Irving Keledin
Review
Center
Keledin
Irving Kolodin
Capus Waynick Receives North Carolina Public Service Medal
Capus Waynick won one of five North Carolina Awards at a Raleigh Presentation dinner. The citation highlighted his half century of public service from diplomat to governor adviser and editor, with honors including a gold medal and a prior Rockefeller Kellogg funded achievement in Colombia.
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North Carolina
Capus M. Waynick
Raleigh
University of Colombia
Rockefeller and
Kellogg Foundation
Colombia
Enterprise
Truman
Nicaragua
Johnson
National Human Relations Commission
First Heart Institute
State Highway Commission
Greensboro
High Point
Charlotte
Hodges
Rockingham County
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European Common Market
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Oliver Wendel Holmes
Lady
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Robert Scott
Susie Sharp
U.S. Supreme Court
Susie
United Fund
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Nat Harrison Jr
Kiwanis Club
Joe Patterson
Wal Kennery
Thomasville Memorial Hospital
Ed Lane
Wilfred Sechrest
Houston
Soviet Union
Kenneth Geddie
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rotary Club
Salvation Army Building Fund
Bennett Cerf
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
St. Paul
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