Lessons From Camille For Better Hurricane Response
The piece urges reassessment of three hurricane lessons including pre strike mitigation, improved warning systems, and relief coordination. It highlights the need for a stronger evacuation drive, cites Bill Tilson’s mobile alert efforts, and calls for a public education program to promote prompt action during rising alerts.
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Virginia
Camille
Weather Bureau
Mobile
Bill Tilson
Anti Soviet writings linger as liberalization hopes fade
A William F Buckley Jr piece surveys Western criticism of Soviet life and repression. It cites Anatole Bujub, the Prague exile, and prison conditions, noting expulsions of correspondents from the Washington Post and New York Times. It references a Czechoslovakian show trial and quotes a Miami expert calling Soviet liberalization a myth. The piece argues against rosy views and questions magical policy changes from Washington.
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Anatole Ohub
Washington Post
Soviet Union
New York Times
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Ginzburg
Daniel
Supreme Soviet
An Henkov
Taktashev
Presidium
Supreme Soviet of
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Washingtn Post
France
Stalin
Alice Leone-Moats
Rudolph Slansky
Moscow
Tey
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
James Reston
Russia
Walter Lippman
Messrs
Roston
Miami Herald
Mose Harvey
University of Miami
Center For International Studies
Hhe
Khruschev
End of the dream of Soviet liberalization
The piece argues that Soviet liberalization has failed, calling the USSR a terror police state despite fewer deaths due to bureaucratic rigidity. It notes a shift from Stalinist purges, with victims no longer cooperating in their degradation but instead resisting and revealing the truth to the world.
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James Burham
Soviet Union
Here And There Warns Of Mankind’S Self Destruction
A terse warning notes common enemies that threaten humanity, including polluted water, vanishing fish and birds, and air contamination. It foresees possible future wars over scarce food and calls for action to avert self-destruction.
Wage-Price Controls and Inflation Crisis Hearings
David Lawrence argues for wage and price controls to curb inflation as prices and wages rise despite government restraint. He notes rising costs, high unemployment among seniors, and the need for decisive policy to prevent a drifting economy toward recession while voluntary actions fail.
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Washington
Nixon
Economy in Uncertain Times Amid Inflation and War
Unions argue pay rises lag inflation and demand bigger increases while industry notes higher prices may shrink sales. Officials push for budget cuts and higher interest rates, but neither slows growth or stabilizes prices. A recession remains uncertain with unemployment possibly halting wage rises, and Vietnam War upkeep limits deficits. The need for wise spending and business-friendly taxes is stressed.
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Industry
Lee
Vietnam
Senate aging study flags rising costs for retirees
A Special Senate committee on aging warns that the rise in the cost of living is hitting elderly retirees hard as wage and price controls complicate price justification and lag in wartime economies. The report notes restrictive mechanisms strain daily living for seniors.
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Labor Department
Senate Committee On Aging
Haynsworth ethics flap cited over stock ties and case tilt
The piece accuses Judge Clement Haynsworth of six years of ethics violations for profiting from Carolina Vend-A-Matic while presiding on a Deering Milliken case. It details stock gains, an August contract award, and a 1963 vote in favor, plus alleged White House and DOJ attempts to whitewash Kennedy era actions.
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Washington
Clement Haynsworth
Nixon
Haynsworth
John Mitchell
White House
William Eaton
Chicago Daily News
Judge Haynsworth
Carolina Vend-A-Matic
Court of Appeals
Eisenhower
Carolina Wend-A-Matic
Deering Milliken Co
Southern Mills
Deering Milliken
Carolina Wend Amatic
ARA Services, Inc
ARA Services
Abe Fortas
Textile Workers Union
Simon Sobeloff
Department of Justice
Robert Kennedy
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