Traffic deaths trend eyed as down yet unclear
A long-term decline in traffic fatalities seems fragile as July totals tied August 1969 for worst monthly deaths. Gene Miller of the National Safety Council cautions that past gains may not persist, noting lower death rates per mile despite higher totals due to more licensed drivers. A sustained drop requires safer cars, roads, enforcement, and better driver training from all.
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Gene Miller
National Safety Council
Alaska Native Land Settlement Near Final Action
Alaska native land claims for about 55,000 Eskimos Aleuts and Indians move toward resolution in a Senate bill. It proposes 500 million immediate payments 500 million from mineral revenues and up to 40 million acres of land to a native corporation and allocated by a native commission. The measure falls short of the Alaska Federation of Natives demand for a perpetual mineral revenue share though a substantial settlement is near.
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House
Interior Committee
Alaska Federation of Natives
Nader Faces Broad Attacks Across Multiple Issues
Ralph Nader stands at the center of a flurry of criticisms targeting six or more policy areas, raising questions about how a single figure maintains visibility while spreading focus. The array of critiques tests his capacity to champion reforms across consumer protection, government ethics, and corporate accountability.
Biblical Verse Fragment From Matthew 7 7 Seek Find Knock
Short fragment from Matthew 7 7 invites seekers to ask seek knock permissions for answers and doors opening. Contains phrase seek and ye shall find knock and it shall be opened unto you.
Pentagon Papers source relives in prison tale of Anthony Russo
Anthony Russo, once praised for helping make the Pentagon Papers public, is imprisoned on Terminal Island for defying a grand jury by refusing to name sources. Reports describe coercive jail treatment during booking and after, with immunity stripping his Fifth Amendment rights and prompting debate on legal torture and state power.
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Washington
Pentagon
Anthony Russo
Daniel Elisverg
Russo
Terminal Island
California
Los Angeles
Elisverg
Elisberg
Princeton
Vietnam
Journal subscription rates and delivery details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for newsstand, home delivery by newspaperboy or motor route, and mail within and outside the trading area. Rates include 15¢ daily, 60¢ weekly for home delivery, $3.47 in 12 installments or $3.20 in four weeks by motor route, 5¢ monthly tube service, and $30 yearly within the trading area or $38 outside the area. founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
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Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Senators urge Judge Sharp for first woman Supreme Court justice
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr and Sen. B. Everett Jordan urge President Nixon to appoint Susie Marshall Sharp of North Carolina as the first woman on the Supreme Court citing her intellect, temperament, and long public service. The National Women's Political Caucus also recommends qualified women and notes other nominees, while public sentiment favors a woman on the high court.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D.N.C
B. Everett Jordan
Nixon
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Bnck
Susie Marshall Sharp
Supreme Court of North Carolina
North Carolina
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Sharp
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California
U.S. District Court
Cornelia Kennedy
Detroit
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Constance Baker Motley
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National
Women’s Political Caucus
American Association of University Women
Justice Sharp
Why Not An Italian on the Supreme Court
The article argues for President Nixon to fill two Supreme Court vacancies, endorsing Rep. Richard Poff of Virginia and proposing an Italian candidate to reflect minority representation. It notes Italian political alignment with Republicans since 1952, cites New York districts, and suggests naming an able Italian would yield political rewards while symbolizing progress.
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Supreme Court
Rep
Richard Poff
Virginia
House Judiciary Committee
Poff
Birch Baby
John Marshall Harlan
Brandeis
Cardozo
Frankfurter
Goldberg
Fortas
Johnson
Thurgood Marshall
New Deal
Dwight Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Democratic Coalition
New York
Barry Goldwater
John Lindsay
John Marchi
Mario Procaccino
Lindsay
Unisex era looming as gender roles blur in inkblot tests
The Wall Street Journal cites psychologists noting a decade of shifts in gender perception. Men and women increasingly see female images in inkblots, challenging past norms. Young people show reduced masculine leadership and greater female roles, signaling evolving social and vocational patterns.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Fred Brown
Division of Psychology
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Journal of Psychology
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