Wait a Minute Cost Array for Clean Up Fallout
The White House Council on Environmental Quality estimates a $105 billion six year bill for cleaning the environment, averaging $525 per person. Nixon urges pollution taxes, while economists like John Marlin see possible lower costs through environmental concern boosting profits. Maurice Stans warns against panic and notes complexities like phosphates and hydrocarbon standards. The piece calls for more informed action.
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White House
John Marlin
Baruch College
New York
Marlin
Maurice Stans
Petroleum Council
Stans
Ragweed season brings sneezes and relief searches
Ragweed pollen marks the start of hay fever season affecting about 16 million Americans. The article notes 15 ragweed species, five main culprits, wind pollination, and the high cost of relief. It lists regions with low pollen counts and warns seeds can lie dormant for 20 years.
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United States
Associated Press
Iubbock
South Plains
U. S
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Florida
Adirondacks
Maine
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Michigan
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Washington
Rockies
Police raid on McKees Rock exposes home gambling ring
In McKees Rock near Pittsburgh police found a busy housewife running a numbers game that brought in about $10,000 daily with eight assistants. The raid uncovered names and addresses of the household participants and suggested home confinement may still house a gambling operation.
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McKees Rock
Pittsburgh
Wuniin
Sooner or Later the U S Must Place Limits On Imports
Washington discusses the need to restrict imports to protect U S jobs and industry amid rail strikes and a slow economy. The text notes congressional bills for loan guarantees to Lockheed, the gold price issue, and proposals for quotas on steel and other goods to shore up recovery.
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U.S
Washington
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Penn Central Railroad
Nixon
United States
America
Vietnam
Con
Israel digs in as US peacemaking stalls amid Suez talks
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Israel resists concessions sought by the US for a partial Egypt settlement to open the Suez Canal. The stance aims to strengthen Israel's bargaining, risking Nixon's peace plan and broad US policy in the Middle East.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nixon
Mideast
Joseph Sisco
Washington
U.S
East Bank
Sadat
Sinai
Strait of Tiran
Humphrey backs Lockheed aid while Meany presses Jackson
Senator Humphrey voted for a $250 million federal loan guarantee to bail out Lockheed amid SST concerns. Meany urged support for Jackson, and critics say the move hurt Humphrey’s liberal, independent image while signaling influence from the labor leader. The piece questions whether the shift is temporary and warns of broader U.S. Israel relations tensions and potential foreign policy fallout.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Lockheed
Humphrey
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Sen
Henry
Scoop
Sens
Edmund Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Rieh Bayh
George McGovern
Jackson
Boeing
Truce team heads to Korea amid neutrality talks
Allied truce team flies to Korea to await Communist guarantees for strict neutrality at Kaesong. Washington derides Shvernik five power peace unit as propaganda. White Sands test sets world record for single phase rocket. Texas endures brutal heat a factor in tire wear and crop stress amid drought.
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Tokyo
Korea
Kaesong
Washington
United States
Shvernik
White Sands Proving Grounds
N.M
Offhand Thoughts on Votes and Pentagon Papers Readership
The piece notes extending voting age and urges politicians to understand youth language. It laments parental reactions to child behavior on vacations. It cites a study estimating only one in 873 people who expressed opinions about the Pentagon Papers had actually read them.
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Pentagon
Will Rogers
Detroit
U.S. Supreme Court
McCarthy Gains Momentum As Pentagon Papers Debate Heats Up
The Pentagon Papers dispute shifts attention to Senator McCarthy as a potential 1968 presidential contender. Gallup polling shows McCarthy ahead of George McGovern among Democrats and independents, with new fundraising boosts signaling rising Democratic competition at Miami Beach.
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Ellsberg
George McGovern
McGovern
Pentagon
Parade Magazine
Elisberg
Vlisberg
Elisberr
Gallup
Mcfiavern
Iene McCarthy
Miami Beach
Muskie
Ted Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Kay
Ed Muskie
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Los Angeles
Pass It On And Odds On Secretary Careers
A collection of quirky notes and quotes on work life and daily curios. The piece mentions secretary job tenure, pickpockets, a Bristol prison chaplain, Will Rogers, city sizes, dashboards for tire alerts, Supreme Court perks, and average clothing weight.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
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New York Times
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Defense Department
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Eeen
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