Foreign Aid Restudy Needed As Times Change
The National Planning Association urges a fundamental reassessment of the U S foreign aid program amid growing congressional reluctance and shifting global conditions. It warns the crisis threatens the program’s future but offers a chance to correct deficiencies through a searching, constructive re-examination.
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Sonic Boom Debate Shapes Concorde Future in Britain
The Manchester Guardian polled Britons on sonic booms from low flight tests and whether to approve supersonic land routes for the Anglo-French Concorde. Voters weigh human discomfort against speed, considering flight over land and Scotland Atlantic routes amid government choice.
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Kennedy allies with New York political bosses in shift
Washington reports Sen Robert Kennedy once allied with reformers and Liberal Party critics of machine politics has now aligned with party bosses led by Brooklyn's Stan Steingut. The shift follows poor job approval and signals a strategy aimed at securing 1970 reelecton with Steingut’s backing and possible opposition from Mayor John Lindsay.
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Ethics in Politics and Morality in America
A critical essay questions ethics in U S politics and the impact of campaign funding and government power. It debates a potential independent DOJ and cites clashes between religious leadership and civil unrest, laments perceived moral decline, and argues for stronger moral instruction in schools and communities.
Problems Can Be Solved Through Bold Policy Shifts
The writer argues that society has resources to fix wars, taxes, and inner-city violence. Ending the Vietnam War could free billions for urban renewal and tax reform, including closing loopholes. A Navy blockade is proposed as pressure for peace, with leadership changes as needed to implement bold plans.
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Editor’s Ulcer List: Twelve Ways Crooked Pitches Frustrate Coverage
A magazine lists twelve common ploys used to pressure editors into publishing or altering stories. It catalogs traps like demanding unposted changes, late notices, solicited publicity, free meals, and pressuring with names and personal ties, illustrating editor manipulation tactics.
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