World dynamics and the rise of computer models
MIT's Jay W. Forrester studies world dynamics linking population, pollution, resources, and quality of life through computer models. He explores how birth control, pollution limits, and food production could alter future trends, while reflecting on a possible shift from growth to stable equilibrium and the ethical questions it raises.
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Jay W. Forrester
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Forrester
Wall Street Journal
David C. Anderson
Anderson
Buckley rails at feminism and constitutional change
William F Buckley Jr critiques the proposed Women’s Rights Amendment, mocks Gloria Steinem, and questions the impact of a constitutional change on gender discrimination. He argues the rhetoric of feminism can be overblown and notes possible Senate filibuster concerns. The piece reflects Buckley’s provocative, period voice on women’s rights and politics.
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House of Representatives
Senate
United States
IBM
Advancing the President and the Bangkok Exit Tale
John Roche recalls assisting Johnsons Asia trip in 1966 aboard Air Force 707. He details stops in Pago Pago, New Zealand, Australia and Manila, plane staffing, itinerary clashes, and a humorous hotel Race Week note. He ends with a personal note about the Bangkok exit joke and wishes successors well.
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Nixon
Moscow
Peking
Air Force 707
Andrews Field
President Johnson
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Bill Moyers
Harry McPherson
State Department
James Symington
Bill
New Zealand
Australia
Manila
Malaysia
Thailand
Korea
Johnson
Moyers and
Symington
Washington
White House
Los Banos
Secret Service
Jimmy Symington
James W. Symington
Missouri
Macmillan
Reading
Wellington
B. Bundy
Bill would curb labor political spending in Congress
A House committee approved a measure restricting political use of dues by labor unions and corporations. The bill would fine violators up to 10,000 dollars and potential jail time, targeting union and corporate funds used for national campaigns amid a heated presidential race.
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Congress
Rules Committee
Howe
Senate
Phillip Crane
Ill
House Administration
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Crane
Reed Larson
National Right To Work Committee
Congressional
Peter Dominick
Rcolp
Lawson
Hubert Humphrey
Fred Harris
George McGovern
Scoop Jackson
Ed Muskie
Ted Kennedy
Vance Hartke
Rep
House
Letter to the Editor On Emergency Runs
A reader criticizes emergency runs by fire and ambulance services asking why innocent people are endangered. She recounts her deaf son nearly being struck by an ambulance on University Boulevard at 9 30 p m October 11 and urges safer response practices.
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University of California In
San Diego
Journal of Pediatrics
University Boule
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription options with motor route and mail plans. Rates shown include daily and Sunday editions, weekly installments, and outside U S service charges. An annual mail option is offered for within and outside the trading area.
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Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
Ouisde U.S.A
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New York
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Albany
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Smith College
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Hersel
Iscur Rescue
John Roche
Crockett
Samoa
Hawaii
Bangkok
John Chamberlain
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
William Case
Crawford St
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