Who's Got The Most? Nuclear balance debate goes on
The article notes two decades of US Soviet arms comparisons with ICBMs subs and warships, but argues these weapons rarely, if ever, would be used. It questions counting weapon totals as a measure of power and highlights the futility of escalating arms amid nuclear risk.
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Henry Jackson
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
United States
Bill
Smith
Lesson For Buzz On Butz Swearing In
Nixon praised Earl L. Butz after his Senate confirmation as agriculture secretary. The dispute over his stance toward family farmers could shape the 1972 campaign and test his ability to balance corporate farming with small producers. Matthew 11 28 quote appears at end.
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Earl L. Bute
Senate
Nixon
Butz
Guns Can Be Protection In Letters To The Editor
Mrs. Robert Keays argues gun ownership aids protection and urges no broad gun control. She defends the Second Amendment, criticizes registration as a path to confiscation, cites registry history, and claims guns deter crime and protect vulnerable people.
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Mary Lord
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Note
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Fateful Case Of Edgar Smith Ends With Probation Deal
The narrative follows Edgar Smith amid New Jersey’s pursuit of a retrial after conviction reversal. Smith, once believed guilty and facing possible execution, accepts a probation resolution, while supporters hope for exoneration though the path remains uncertain.
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Edgar Smith
Morris Pashman
Smith
New Jersey
Jersey
Protests and Education Policy Mentioned in AP Quotes
The Associated Press quotes Canon Patrick Taft on protests at a church service with Hair songs, Edward Glassman on a cash rewards program for improved grades, and discussions by Frank Cum and Jacob Javits about naval academy nominations and curriculum needs.
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Patrick Taft
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Edward Glassman
U.S. Office of Education
Frank Cum
Jacob K. Javits
Maddie
U.S. Naval Academy
Perpetual motion talk and eco profits in industry
John Chamberlain notes industry adoptions of environmental projects may profit firms while saving resources. He cites Boeing’s waste processing deals, a mobile Pyrogen unit in Mission Hills, and a desalination venture with the Resources Conservation Company. He foresees broader ecological profit across corporate groups.
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Portland
Ore
Mission Hills
Calif
Vincent Passaro
America
Breakthrough
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Seattle
Boise-Cascade Corporation
Christiana Western Structures, Inc
Levitt Technology
Alcoa Building Industries
Boeing
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