Auto Train Service Lets Passengers Travel With Cars To Disney World
A new Auto-Train Corporation service allows passengers and their cars to ride from Washington DC to Disney World Florida. On arrival, travelers drive to their destination and may return home or redo the trip. The system partners with railroads for dedicated auto trains and catering. Potential expands to West Coast routes like Los Angeles to Seattle. This approach could push rail passenger service forward after years of underinvestment.
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Auto-Train Corporation
Washington, D.C
Disney World
Florida
Los Angeles
Seattle
Ford 30 Million Cars Mark Year Demand for Cleaner Air
Henry Ford's year end statement projects nearly 30 million free world car and truck sales in 1971, up 10 percent from 1970. The United States will account for about 10.2 million of those, highlighting the need for a global effort to curb automotive air pollution to avoid a worsening atmospheric environment.
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Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
United States
Free World
Middletown Red Cross drive aims to raise membership
During the week Middletown plans a Christmas Red Cross campaign to lift local membership from 5,500 to over 7,000. A house to house canvass will award service flags, and Dec 28 results are to be announced by the Chamber of Commerce. The drive boosts morale for U S soldiers and funds relief in Europe.
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Red Cross
America
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
U.S
American Red Cross
Middletown Journal
Berlin
Babes
Europe
Belgiums
Hypocrisy In Rhodesia Ties Seen In UN Conflict Response
John Chamberlain argues that the UN boycott of Rhodesia backfired as the Rhodesian economy diversified and became self sufficient. He notes Zambia's grain imports from Rhodesia and a shift to Japanese and French cars in Salisbury, with petrol imports from South Africa and chrome ore purchases by the Russians.
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Rhodesia
United Nations
London
Kaunda
Zambia
Salisbury
South Africa
Mozambique
U.S
Britain
Court challenge seeks end of tax exemptions for political union funding
A California workers suit in Washington asks federal court to revoke tax exemptions for labor unions that use members dues for politics. The case targets union funding practices, separate committees, and alleged compulsory dues used to back campaigns, arguing rights to speech and equal protection are violated.
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Washington
California
Missioner
Mississippi
Decnion
RIGHT
Journal subscription rates and delivery options
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for newsstand, home delivery, motor route, and mail. Rates include weekday 15c, Sunday 20c, weekly packages, and annual mail rates with advance payment requirements.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Profiles of Nixon and rivals shape 1968 race prospects
Washington reports on a Harris poll showing Nixon as beatable with half the voters saying he lacks confidence. A Muskie campaign poll profiles Humphrey Kennedy McGovern Lindsay and Jackson, noting Nixon’s high hostility rating versus Muskie’s low. The results suggest Democrats may favor Muskie to oppose Nixon.
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Democratic National Committee
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Harris
Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Humphrey
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
John Lindsay
Henry M. Jackson
Lindsay
Jackson
California
Sen. Kennedy
Nixon Upset by Pompidou Travel Contrasts in Azores
The piece notes President Nixon flying subsonic to the Azores to meet President Pompidou while Pompidou arrives via Concorde. It cites Congress opposing an American supersonic transport. Stand Up and Be Counted features William Loeb praising Sam Yorty in New Hampshire, with reactions from Eddie and Teddy and a cheeky New Year greeting from Earl D. Rhode.
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Nixon
U.S
Azores
Pompidou
Paris
Congress
William Loeb
Manchester Union Leader
Earl D. Rhode
The
Cost of Living Council
Dusty
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Tom Braden
Bob Considine
Sam Yorty
New Hampshire
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Eddie
Teddy
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