Decision On The Hearings In High Point Council Session
The court upholds a plan allowing a High Point City Council to consider findings of a special investigator with cross examination for those accused of criminal violations. It denies direct broadcast and in court filming, though earlier radio coverage was allowed with minimal distraction. The ruling urges swift action to resolve two years of municipal concerns and improve governmental operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Superior Court
Julius A. Rousseau Jr
Rousseau
Army
Marine Corps
California
Cancer lesson from Mrs Ford case urges early cancer checks
The report notes the mastectomy on Mrs Ford was successful so far, and stresses early detection as the best defense against cancer. It urges Americans to be vigilant for warning signs and to obtain periodic medical examinations for timely diagnosis and potential cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
United States
Naming Beef Grades Sparks Food Label Debate
The USDA plans to rename beef quality grades from good to choice in a bid to promote grass fed beef, while critics warn the change confuses consumers and may raise costs. They argue the shift shifts perceived value and could price higher quality meat beyond reach, despite no change in actual quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Buzz
Dentistry insurance boosts access to care for Americans
A UAW and Big Three negotiated dental care insurance program took effect yesterday. The piece notes one billion unfilled cavities and that three of four Americans forgo adequate dental care, largely due to fear, pain, or distrust. It highlights advances in materials, adhesives, and the promise of lifetime coatings within five years, plus the growth of preventive care and insurance coverage from 2 million to about 22 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
America
United States
Nathan Friedman
University of Southern California
American Society For Preventive Dentistry
ITT bugging expert in Chile linked to Allende plot
Secret Watergate documents show ITT expert John Ragan was sent to Chile in April May 1971 to de bug homes and train police and army in electronic sweeps. He stayed to May 5 1971 earning 200 dollars daily, while ITT CIA and the U.S. Embassy pressed to topple Allende who nationalized ITT assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allende
Chile
ITT
Ragan
FBI
White House
Joseph Kraft
Russell Tagliareni
Valparaiso
Santiago
ITT Electronics
EH. J. Gerrity
Harold Geneen
Gerrity
Jack Caulfield
Caulfield
Geneen
Dita Beard
John Ryan
William Marriam
Les Whitten
Never Play a Middle Hand in a High Low World
The author argues against half measures in foreign policy using poker analogy. He recalls Bay of Pigs, Suez era, Little Rock, and Mississippi to stress avoiding middle-ground intervention. He warns President Ford to avoid a middle hand in shaping U.S. action in the Middle East and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
State Kissinger
Great Neck
New York
Jacob Stein
Conference of Presidents
Middle East
United States
Pearl Harbor
CIA
Chile
Dean Rusk
Bay of Pigs
Eisenhower
Dienbienphu
Little Rock
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Rusk
Moscow
Libya
Brooklyn
Rebuttal to Poling on Latter-day Saints in Enterprise
J W Brewer replies to David Poling's article defending Latter-day Saints. He cites the Washington Temple's open status, growth to 3.3 million members with a forecast 8.5 million by 1985, and asserts church teachings on race, gender roles, and family. He argues the church promotes service, missionary work, and temple ordinances, and questions selective doctrinal critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Poling
D.D
Doctor Poling
Enterprise Assn
Church of Christ
Washington Temple
Christ
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon Church
J. W. Brewer
Nottingham Rd
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Joe Brown
Ambrose Bierce
U.S. News & World Report
Gerald Astor
Esquire
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Montezuma
Randy Fitzgerald
Houston
Harris County District Attorney's Office
Texas
Los Angeles
Scott Tepper
Armed Services
EB. BE. Anderson
Charles Wilson
Dtex
John P. Roche
King Features Syndicate
Kennedy
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Johnson
Poling
Jesus Christ
Salt Lake City
Temple of the Lord
East
Midwest United States
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