New York and New Jersey Push States Toward Gambling Experiments
Editorial argues states act as social laboratories testing reforms from lotteries to gambling. It notes New York and New Jersey move toward legalized gambling to boost revenue while facing moral and crime concerns. It cites Sen Brydges and Carl Loeb Jr. on federal legalization and possible national rollout.
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Wyoming
New York
New Hampshire
Senate
New York State
Earl W Brydges
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Las Vegas
Carl M. Loeb Jr
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
House
Loeb
Washington
New York ‘Laboratory
Brydges
High Cost of U N Verbosity Draws Comment
In Vista Richard Walton criticizes UN document proliferation noting 525 million pages printed at New York and Geneva in 1969. He cites 23 million yearly for transcription translation and storage and describes a 32 person team needed for a single three hour meeting with 2,650 meetings that year.
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Winston Churchill
United Nations
U.N
New York
Geneva
Richard Walton
Vista
United Nations Association of the
Us.a
Walton
Voice of America
Judy Carne shifts from Laugh-In to supper club fame
Judy Carne, famed for Laugh-In s Sock it to me gimmick, now headlines the Plaza Hotel Persian Room. The 31 year old performer, daughter of a British greengrocer, discusses fatigue mood and a goal to win industry respect while seeking more straight acting.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
England
Judy Carne
Judy
Plaza Hotel
Miss Carne
Elfland
Sharpstown banker refuses to testify in SEC probe
Frank W. Sharp, Houston banker who controlled Sharpstown State Bank, declined to answer SEC questions and invoked the fifth amendment amid a joint SEC DOJ inquiry into Texas stock fraud. He spoke through counsel and left the Houston hearing with no further testimony.
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Godfrey Anderson
Associated Press
Dallas
Frank W. Sharp
Houston
Sharpstown State Bank
Security and Exchange Commission
Texas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
SEC
Sharp
U.S. Dist
Sarah Hughes
Morton Susman
Jerry Hill
Robert Watson
Karl Malden Receives Doctorate for Arts Work at Pacific University
Academy Award winner Karl Malden was awarded a Doctorate of Fine Arts from Pacific University in Forest Grove Oregon for his acting and motion picture direction work. He has lectured as a guest at multiple colleges including Kansas Colorado Oregon California and Texas.
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Tucson
Ariz
Karl Malden
Pacific Uniersity
Forest Grove
Ore
Malden
Patton
Omar S Bradley
Kansas
Colorado
Oregon
California
Texas
New York Proposal for Elevated Walkways and One Way Streets
Architect J Edward Martin of A C Martin and Associates outlines future city design with elevated pedestrian walkways and grade separated one way streets. The system aims to separate pedestrians from vehicles and keep traffic moving at all times, addressing current low green light efficiency and crosswalk delays.
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New York
J Edward Martin
A.C. Martin and Associates
No, It's Not Goodby To Secular City
A profile of Harvey Cox and his family reflecting on The Secular City, their move from Roxbury to Cambridge, changes in lifestyle including shared living, no TV or car, and ongoing debates about urban ministry and the Jesus movement.
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Harvey Cox
Cox
America
Harvey
Nancy Cox
Boston
Roxbury
PTA
Charles Fager
Christian Century
Cambridge
Fager
Harvard Divinity School
Nixon Firm on Save Cambodia and the Blockade
Washington sources say President Nixon will not deploy ground troops in Cambodia and may redirect funds and materiel from South Vietnam to sustain the Phnom Penh strategy. The aim is to preserve the Cambodian blockade while risking domestic and congressional backlash.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
Cambodia
Congress
South Vietnam
Save
United States
North Vietnam
Haiphong
U.S
Cambodian
South
Mekong
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Bob Moore
Ord Romten
Bonnie Dearley
Women's Editor
Sity
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Uncle Sam
Boyle
En Garde
Medical Research Fonds
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Watson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Department of Justice
Commission
Ling and Co
Sir Sharp
Susman
Justice Department
The
Hill
FBI
Berry's
David Poling
Poling
Christian Herald Assn
Ray Cromley
Nixon Firm
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