B 1 bomber debate tests defense budget and economy
Washington debate centers on the B-1 bomber as a pillar of the US strategic arsenal and a potential engine for jobs. Senators and industry push both cost estimates and economic promises while weighing peacetime production against long term security.
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Washington
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Armed Services Committee
Senate Committee On
Vietnam
Cambodia
New York State
New York City
Air Force
Congress
Cal
New York Rotary Club
Sierra Club
Aerospace Industry
California
Rockwell International
Defense Department
Aerospace
Sen. Jackson
Le Ramisole and Tinidazole Show Cancer and Infection Promise
Reports from Beerse and Cardiff describe le ramisole giving promising results after surgery for lung cancer and for stomach, colon, and malignant melanoma cases in controlled trials. Tinidazole eradicates Trichomonas vaginalis with 94 percent success across eight European countries and is sold as Fasigyn Simpleton and Tricolam.
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W. Amery
Beerse
Belgium
Cardiff
Wales
Lancet
United Kingdom
Austria
France
Germany
Italy
Holland
Spain
Switzerland
Questions that I cannot answer
A reader lists a string of social and cultural questions about transportation speed and comfort in Japan versus the U.S. a nickname origin for Hoosiers passport trends among young women versus men food labeling chemical disclosures cigarette butt disposal population density literacy and books versus shops serpents and wisdom utility dividends versus rate hikes hair in police stops vodka pricing language and religious leaders with luxury cars.
Who's Who in Professional Baseball profiles many figures
A detailed reference by Gene Karts and Martin J. Jones Jr foreword by Red Smith published by Arlington House priced at 21.95 surveys about 1500 players managers umpires coaches and officials from 1946 to the present a rich storehouse of information for serious fans.
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Gene Karts
Martin J. Jones, Jr
Red Smith
Arlington House
Wordplay and wit show up in clipped columns
Quotes from multiple small-town papers blend humor and opinion with brief notes on manners. The snippets reference health talk about will power and shared ailments, a critique of getting something for nothing, and a quip on soda and martinis affecting appetite.
Balancing Demands Amid Welfare and Labor Strife
An editorial voice argues the farmer seeks profit while the unemployed needs work, the stockholder desires a dividend yet workers demand fair pay. The piece frames competing claims across producers, workers, and investors amid economic strain.
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By Herbert Mitgang
New York Times News Service
Southeast Asia
Congress For Peace Through Law
Indochina
Korea
Soviet Union
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Palmdale
Matthew
Napoleon
Thomas Carlyle
R. W. Emerson
Great Britain
British
Thoracic and Tuberculosis Association
Journal Lancet
Britain
Ronald J. Mann
Miami
Fla
Journal of the American Medical Association
Medical Science Editor
Japan
U.S
Indiana
Sydney Harris
W.olin
Globe
Atchison, Kan
News
Buffalo
W.O.W. Magazine
Prichard, Ala
Sea Blade
Toledo
Will Rogers
Roper
George
Robeson
Long Beach Area
Sheelar/Stricklin Mortuary
Individu
Als
Ray Stricklin
Randy Stricklin
Long Beach
Long Beach California
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