Nuclear power safety and expanding reactor risks in the US
The piece questions nuclear power safety as the US approaches wide use of reactors. It cites Sen Pastore on public confusion, notes AEC officials defend safety with 150 reactor years of operation, and warns that more reactors raise disaster risk. It highlights growing plant size and the need for strict safety measures.
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America
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Agriculture
FDA
Sherwin Gardner
AEC
Ralph E. Lapp
United States
Lapp
New Republic
Congress
Tell it like it is GOP letter to the editor
A reader says teen Republican leaders should respond honestly to Watergate and urges Republicans to acknowledge distress over the scandal. The writer insists all candidates be warned to reform and believes clean campaigning is vital for the system’s survival.
Letter: residents urge sidewalks in Mayfield
JoAnn Praete references missing sidewalks in Mayfield. Debbie Ledford at 2132 Highland St. says they would be glad to walk there in Mayfield but sidewalks do not exist.
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JoAnn Praete
Mayfield
Debbie Ledford
Highland St
Who's entitled to be an M D
John Chamberlain discusses medical education access and the push to expand or reform U S medical schools. He quotes Schrager and several doctors about shortages, licensing, and the challenges faced by students studying abroad and returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D
Albert Schrager
Alliance For Franco- American Graduate Studies, Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
U.S
Schrager
American Medical Association
Dr. Sataline
Bologna University
Italy
Ohira Rejects Nixon Invite for Hirohito Visit
In New York, Japan’s foreign minister Masayoshi Ohira said Emperor Hirohito will not be able to accept President Nixon’s invitation to visit the United States this year. The piece recalls postwar attitudes and U.S. support for Japan.
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New York
Japan
Masayoshi Ohira
Hirohito
Nixon
U.S
United States
Nippon
Washington
Carolinas
New England
Harry Truman
Henry Kissinger
China
Grant
Eisenhower
Russia
Ohira
Who can make equality in America today
The piece argues most Americans favor opportunity over income equality and resist formal equality of condition. It notes Jencks argues for government means to equalize outcomes, yet polls show limited desire for income leveling. It compares US attitudes with Sweden and Britain, where greater equality coexists with similar contentment levels.
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Christopher Jencks
Harvard
Jencks
Irving Kristol
Commentary Magazine
George McGovern
McGovern
Sweden
Britain
United States
Genocide Treaty Seen as UN Justice Urging Ratification
The United Nations has pressed for ratifying the Genocide Treaty for over two decades, though critics say it would criminalize actions like mental anguish across minorities and could drag Americans to foreign courts. Opponents warn of trials for U S citizens abroad and urge removing the UN from U S affairs.
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United Nations
U.S
Tanzania
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Private Practice: Journal of the Congress of County Medical Societies
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Lee Lataline
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Association of American Medical Colleges
AMA
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Root
Bob Considine
Tojo
Homma
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Pearl Harbor
Douglas MacArthur
Jeffrey Hart
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.N
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