All In The Same Boat On Global Environment Conference
The piece argues all nations share one atmosphere and stresses a worldwide approach to pollution and resource management. It highlights the Stockholm 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment and a U S State Department document urging comprehensive, global action rather than piecemeal steps.
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U.S. State Department
Conference
Geneva
Etna Eruption Draws Tourists To Sicily
Volcanic activity on Mount Etna draws spring tourists despite danger. Streams of lava and glowing rocks punctuate the spectacle as smoke drifts toward the Ionian Sea, with the mountain backdrop shaping local life and boosting visitor interest this century’s dustups.
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Ionian Sea
Sicily
Simon Goldman 84th Birthday Reminiscences In Middletown
Middletown resident Simon Goldman celebrated his 84th birthday with family and friends at his Main Street home. The retired merchant recalled 62 years in Middletown while his grandson Marcus marked his 21st birthday. The event highlighted Goldman's civic support and his long-standing impact on the community and local development.
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Main Street
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Alameda
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East End
Cedar Lawn
Goldman
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
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Rommel House
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The Court And Integration Buckley On School Busing Debate
William F Buckley Jr argues the Supreme Court's stance on busing to achieve school integration extends beyond authorization to require it. He cites Kennedy, NAACP figures, and Chief Justice Hughes, warning the Court risks alienating whites and blacks while pursuing racial justice. He notes Brown v Board legacy and questions the current ruling's implications for administration.
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Kennedy
New York City
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Charles Evans Hughes
United States
New York
Hughes
Why Red China Likes Us And The Nixon Doctrine
An analysis of Sino Soviet splits and Mao’s dependency on Moscow. It questions China’s economic failures under partial Western and Japanese influence, notes China’s backyard steel drives and Cultural Revolution, and explores potential Peking Tokyo axis effects on Japan and Liberal Democratic Party politics.
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Russia
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Italy
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U.S
Asia
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Liberal Democratic Party
Change Coming Too Slow at UC San Diego
Jeffrey Hart visits the La Jolla campus for two days of talks and small seminars. He describes a beautiful campus amid ongoing controversy over Third College and revolutionary instruction, noting sharp student activism yet generally civil behavior and a desire for deeper change beyond political discourse.
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