Moon Rovers Quarantine and Nuclear Policy Compared
A commentary contrasts NASA’s quarantine debate for Apollo 11 with Western defense ministers weighing whether to use a nuclear demonstration if the Soviet threat escalates. It argues such displays risk retaliation and offers no real restraint, given Russia’s existing arsenal.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moon
Mooon
Earth
Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Laird
Soviet Union
Europe
West
Japan
Kennedy clan eyes more political runs in 1970s
Marianne Means reports that Edward Kennedy seeks re election in 1970 while Steve Smith plans to run for New York governor in 1970 and Sargent Shriver weighs a Maryland House bid. Peter Lawford is divorced from Pat Kennedy, leaving Shriver as the lone Kennedy potential candidate in public office. Shriver may run in Montgomery County against GOP Rep. Gilbert Gude, though family ties are strained and Nixon era timing complicates prospects.
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Edward Kennedy
Steveith
Jean Kennedy
New York
Peter Lawford
Pat Kennedy
France
Sargent Shriver
Eunice Kennedy
Shriver
Maryland Democratic Organization
Maryland
Montgomery County
GOP
Gilbert Gude
House of Representatives
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Shows Subscription Rates
The Journal Puenees Geily lists subscription prices for different delivery methods including daily, Sunday, and mail options. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 20 cents for Sunday, 70 cents weekly city routes, and 30 dollars or 38 dollars per year for mail outside the area or country respectively.
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Paeuburben
Not the heat but the humidity in Phoenix and beyond
A vacation wrap from Phoenix where 103 to 108 degree highs clash with 7 to 14 percent humidity. The author notes tourists and locals adapt to air conditioning, cites a 173 million bond vote with 14 issues and 25 percent turnout, and jokes taxes would rise only by increasing property values. Also comments on dress styles and observed attitudes.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Phoenicians
Power Within U. S. At Odds On Vietnam Policy
The piece discusses how foreign observers see U S government functions during Vietnam policy debates. It notes Senate Foreign Relations Committee support for a resolution limiting national commitments, State Department opposition, and perceived erosion of executive Congress credibility abroad amid Saigon leadership debates.
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Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Senate
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
State Department
Executive Branch
Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
Europe
Asia
South Vietnam
Nixon faces path to Vietnam peace through UN Security Council
The article argues Nixon may need to use his constitutional authority to seek a negotiated settlement under international supervision. It suggests turning the matter over to the United Nations Security Council as the simplest route, with Soviet cooperation key to progress toward ending the war and establishing a peacekeeping mechanism used in other regions.
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Nixon
Paris
United Nations Security Council
Exaggeration In Disputes Across American Public Life
William F Buckley Jr examines how exaggeration and rhetoric shape political discourse in America. He contrasts SDS leader Tom Hayden with D Chief Eagle and University of Colorado Professor John Greenway, illustrating how public conflict exposes bias and cultural clashes across politics, academia, and indigenous issues.
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SDS
Tom Hayden
House Committee On Un-American Activities
House Committee On Internal Security
Chicago
John Greenway
D. Chief Eagle
Greenway
University of Colorado
National Review Magazine
Anthropologist Greenway
Chief Eagle
Eagle
Calaveras County
Wood carvers use mountain pine and walnut across Europe
Factographs note German and Swiss wood carvers favor mountain pine walnut and basswood for their artworks. St Kitts is termed the Mother Colony of the West Indies due to its sugar cane plantations. Brigham Young, founder of Salt Lake City, reportedly had nineteen wives and fathered fifty seven children.
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Switzerland
St. Kitts
West Indies
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
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