Both Sides At Fault In Arab Israel Crisis
The Security Council rebuked Israel for the Beirut airport raid while noting the long cycle of attacks by Israelis and Arabs. Violence begets violence, and lasting peace requires both sides to halt reprisals before negotiations for a settlement can begin.
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FDA Remakes Drug Rules Requiring Proof of Efficacy
The 1962 amendments force FDA to verify both safety and efficacy before marketing drugs. A panel under FDA review rejected six combination drugs once widely used on prescription. The move aims to ensure medicines actually perform as claimed, benefiting the public as weaker products are removed.
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Letters to the Editor on LeMay Wallace ticket and city remodeling
A reader defends General Curtis LeMay for running with George Wallace while criticizing political norms. The letter urges free speech and honors LeMay as a principled American amid mixed views. It also questions city budgeting and ground rules around the Clinton Central annex remodeling, criticizing police budget impacts and office decor. Mrs. Judy Chapman, 2905 Harkie St.
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Budget Trimming Impacts Police Department Budget
The Journal notes police upset over remodeling tied to the limited department budget. Mr. Kothe cites ground rules needed due to spending constraints.
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Alaska Climate Boasts Beauty Beyond Cold Temperatures
The writer contrasts Alaska’s extreme cold with its breathtaking scenery and mild summers. They recall Alaska’s 45 to 65 below zero winters, warn about dangers of extreme cold, and advocate Alaska as a growing tourist destination reachable by highway or boat from Seattle through the inland passage.
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Permissiveness to End Under Nixon Future HEW Chief Finch
Joseph Alsop analyzes Robert Finch, Nixon's future HEW secretary, saying his remarks on black voters show a shift toward ending permissiveness. The piece notes Finch and James Farmer in briefings, predicts policy clashes with civil rights groups, and argues a practical aid approach will be needed to satisfy black Americans while ending liberal tolerance of racism.
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Democrats Seek Unity After Election Blues
John P Roche analyzes internal DNC strains and power realignments as party factions press for a unifying successor. He cites Lawrence O'Brien’s leadership, Kennedyism tensions, and potential candidates Jim O'Hara and Terry Sanford as the fight to rebuild cohesion within the Democratic Party.
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