Nixon risks a year for SALT gains amid wary opposition
The columnist questions Nixon's strategy, arguing a year allowances to the Soviet Union could let SS-9 missiles deploy and tilt arms parity. It critiques Ripon Society views, cites Laird concerns, and warns of a diplomacy based on nuclear bluff and concessions.
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Subways Test Good Samaritans in 1960s Study
Four graduate researchers staged 65 collapse tests on New York subway trains to measure bystander aid. Across races whites and blacks aided victims at similar rates, with multiple passengers helping within seconds in many trials. The findings, presented to the American Psychological Association, challenged the idea that few people act kindly in emergencies.
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Puerto Rico Faces Economic Strain and Political Clash
Puerto Rico's Bootstrap era ends amid slow economy and rising unemployment. Political infighting over status intensifies with factions backing statehood independence and commonwealth. Observers warn federal aid and cultural tensions shape the volatile climate.
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