Park Service urged to continue buying park inholdings
The article argues for continued National Park Service purchases of privately owned inholdings within national parks to curb development. It notes funding denial, mentions George Hartzog Jr. and the need to prevent villages and townsites, and cites a Helsinki dispatch about a security conference bombshell. It ends with a biblical verse.
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Helsinki
The Automobile Mystique and Mass Transit Reform
Jeffrey Hart argues the U.S. resists shifting from cars to mass transit despite the highway trust funding battle. He blames ingrained car reliance, urban congestion, noise, pollution, and energy dependence more than highway lobbying, suggesting public demand for buses and monorails would appear if real.
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Middle East
Detroit
Mark My Words on Photographers and Modern Culture
A columnist recalls Detroit riots 1967 and a photographer Brian Lanker who rose to win a Pulitzer. The piece links photojournalism to American modern culture, Automobiles as symbols of individualism, and the shift from buses to cars in early 20th century urban life.
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Topeka Capital Journal
Nixon era wiretapping Foe or Fix for Law and Order
Washington pundits review Richard Nixon 1968 pledge to replace Ramsey Clark with a tougher attorney general. The piece questions John Mitchell's wiretapping authority and scope, noting Mitchell's belief in executive national security surveillance and his later perjury indictment. It ponders Elliot Richardson's upcoming cleaning of the system.
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Milwaukee
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Illinois
Nixon ambiguity and public sentiment amid attacks
The piece argues that continued ridicule of President Nixon may backfire, boosting sympathy for him. It cites Sen. Proxmire’s defense and notes Dean's televised testimony will color public perception, while emphasizing that Nixon can rely on unexpected allies as scrutiny deepens.
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Wisconsin
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