Transit aid opens doors for urban mass transit use
The federal highway trust fund bill allows cities to redirect funds toward mass transit. About 3 billion of 22.9 billion is earmarked for mass transit, with 200 million for buses after mid 1974 and 800 million for urban freeways or rail transit in the following year. The change aims to curb congestion, fuel worries, and air pollution by boosting urban transit.
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Market Speculation Pushes Wheat Past Five Dollars a Bushel
The Minneapolis report notes wheat futures above five dollars as prices surge on speculation linked to U S Soviet and Chinese sales. Economists warn of potential beef price drops and a meat shortage.
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U.S
Soviet Union
China
University of Minnesota
Las Vegas
Wisconsin River expansion eyed with seven new reservoirs
Tribune notes Wisconsin Valley Improvement Co plans seven additional reservoirs on the Wisconsin River to harness its flow. Also coverage of GM promising rapid replacement for a burned plant, local enlistments, school enrollment, church dedication, and regional wartime and transportation notes from 1953.
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Wisconsin
General Motors
Pfc
Donald W. Novacek
la Crosse
North Korea
le Samuel M. Baker
Keith Baker
S. 19Th St
Camp Ripley
Minn
New First Congregational Church
Losey Boulevard
Main Street
Secret Cambodia bombing coverup prompts congressional doubts
The Senate hearings reveal a 14 month White House directed B 52 campaign in Cambodia kept from most of Congress with dual reporting to mask strikes in South Vietnam. The dispute centers on presidential authority and constitutional oversight amid broader Laos and Cambodia involvement.
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Washington Post
Washington
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
Air Force
John D. Lavelle
White House
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Pentagon
John D. Ryan
JCS
Adm
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Moorer
Defense Department
Defense
Laird
Norodom Sihanouk
Armed Services and Appropriations Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Wheeler
Rvn
Republic of Vietnam
Chicago
Capitol Hill
Richard Russell
Everett Dirksen
Mendell Rivers
Leslie Arends
John C. Stennis
House
Rep
Gerald Ford
Symington
Hughes
Strategic Air Command
Captive Balloon Dialogue on Parameters and Perimeters
A brief exchange questions the meaning of parameter and contrasts it with perimeter. The piece notes vocabulary limits and urges avoiding unclear terms. The author refrains from overtechnical definitions and encourages plain language in explanation.
Lucey Administration Gains From Gate Incident
The Lucey governor's encounter with welfare protestors at Maple Bluff drew sharp attention as he signed Wisconsin's budget at the Capitol. Mrs. Lucey dismissed the demonstrators with a candid lecture about gainful work and shared the same figures used in the governor’s speech.
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Executive
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Maple Bluff
Lucey
Lucey Home
Readers Letters on Tax, Ethics, and CBS Standards
Three readers weigh in on state policy and media ethics. Bernard Barwick of Madison calls for a nonresident recreational property tax to cut income taxes, arguing residents would fill the gap. Merrick S. Wing of La Crosse defends Offner and criticizes Ostrand and Papenfuss over editorial moves. Imogene Cashmore of Gays Mills condemns CBS for reshowing Sticks and Bones, urging WKBT to drop the program.
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Milwaukee Journal
Bernard P. Barwick
Madison
Sirs
Paul Offner
la Crosse
The
Tribune
Douglas Ostrand
Francis D. Papenfuss
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Papenfuss
Offner
John Wyngaard
White House
Congress
Ostrand
United States
Merrick S. Wing
Valley Rd
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