Global study probes air pollution as a world problem
A Paris based 22 nation OECD led program includes the United States to study air pollution extent, sources, and control costs. It argues bad air crosses borders and demands comprehensive action to prevent future acute conditions as population and industry rise. The project is an early significant step.
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Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
United States
Poverty insurance as a safeguard against income decline
A sociologist proposes a national poverty insurance plan to cover half the gap when income falls below a set level. Amitai Etzioni from Columbia suggests either a compulsory Social Security style scheme or a voluntary hospital insurance model with a mixed board of government and business. The plan aims to spur work and saving, costing less than current income maintenance ideas, and would not be a cure-all. Jesus answering faith unto them Have faith in God.
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Amitai Etzioni
Columbia University
Center For Policy Research
Etzioni
National Insurance Corporation
Opiate of Intellectuals Repeats Across Decades in Europe
John P Roche argues European views of the United States mirror 1953 and 1970. He cites press alarm over fascism and McCarthyism, notes European elites envy mass democracy, and labels anti Americanism as the opiate of the intellectuals. He contends America, despite flaws, has built a robust democratic mass society.
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New Gadgets Do Not Cut Housework
A Science News survey shows modern housewives spend as much time on housework as 50 years ago. In Seattle time on shopping and clothing care declines while chores like home care rise by three hours weekly since 1920 and food prep and dishwashing grow by 5.2 hours. Researchers suggest less help from children and less household help overall.
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Science News
Florence Hall
Marguerite Schroeder
University of Washington
Seattle
1920
Desegregation Clarified by U S Court of Appeals
The Fourth Circuit ruling says busing for desegregation need not be mandatory and urges school boards to use every reasonable means to integrate. It emphasizes flexibility, pairing and zoning, and warns that large urban ghettoes can make full integration impractical. The decision favors pragmatism over rigid quotas.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Clement Haynsworth
U. S. Department of Justice
Charlotte- Mecklenberg
North Carolina
Nixon
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Publication notice lists daily issues in Middletown Ohio with pricing by method. Details include per copy, weekday and Sunday rates, motor route, mail within and outside trading area, and international annual rates. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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Letter from Sgt. Bell Ill on Vietnam Cambodia war views
Middleton soldier defends service and Nixon Cambodia move. He argues college antiwar rhetoric ignores realities of combat, cites VC bombings and civilians killed, and urges protest against Viet Cong instead of U.S. actions. He stresses volunteering, national obligation, and desire for peace through victory.
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Thomas Bell
Vietnam
Cambodia
Charlie
South Vietnam
Viewers defend National Guard and police in riot debate
A reader argues on a Phil Donahue show the Kent state issue sparked by Cambodia questions. They defend police and National Guard, urge praise for law enforcers, blame draft dodgers, and urge parental communication and law compliance.
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