Editorials Clash Over Nixon Vietnam Policy And Peace
Senator Kennedy accuses President Nixon of using prisoners as pawns in a political plan while Senator Humphrey counters that Nixon seeks peace and is not playing politics. The piece argues public support for Nixon’s Vietnam policy and assigns blame to Hanoi.
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Edward Kennedy
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Humphrey
Vietnam
Paris
United States
Hanoi
White House
Fusion dream fuels pursuit of clean power and energy future
The article outlines controlled fusion as a potential inexhaustible energy source, contrasting it with fission reactors and highlighting the Tokamak work in Russia and the U.S. at the University of Texas led by Dr. A. E. Robson. It notes aims for 200,000 volts and hopes for sustained fusion by 1975 with possible power plant deployment within a decade.
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University of Texas
A. E. Robson
Texas Tokamak
Robson
West
What If Scenarios Drive Computer Aids for the Future
Marshall Armstrong of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants argues that computers excel at future planning. He says the machine enables many variable combinations, letting people pose What If questions about downturns, costs, and shifting consumer tastes to compare impacts.
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Vietnam
Marshall S. Armstrong
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Boyle's Column highlights dietary concerns and notable quotes
HAL BOYLE surveys media snippets and facts on nutrition, happiness, and urban spending. He notes overfed but undernourished Americans, with 10 percent anemic and 25 percent overweight, alcohol contributing 10-20 percent of calories, and cities spending most per capita on education. The column cites Holmes on happiness, census horse population rising to 7.5 million, and historic trivia of crossword origins. It also lists safety gains from driver education and biographical quips about ill health and famous figures who faced disabilities.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U.S. Census Bureau
Lewis Mumford
Arthur Wynne
Thomas A. Edison
Beethoven
Dryden
Milton
Pope
Heine
Lord Byron
Samuel Johnson
Thoughts on faith and security from historical figures
A quote from John 10 27 28 on hearing the shepherds voice and eternal life contrasts with James F Byrnes urging focus on opportunity over security. The two lines juxtapose spiritual assurance with pragmatic politics.
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James F. Byrnes
U.S
Model Cities Transform Eagle Pass Into Modern Town
Eagle Pass, Texas, once lacking paved streets and basic services, gained streets, water lines, schools, hospitals, parks, housing, and a 188 acre industrial park under HUD Model Cities. The program, the agency says, is the furthest advanced among 146 projects and aims at coordinated social and economic improvements. Mayor Arturo Flores credits local leadership and resident participation for progress amid challenges and red tape.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Rio Grande
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Arturo Flores
Model Cities Project
Flores
Model City
Harold Hausmen
Tom Kholer
Hausma
Hausman
Model Cities
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Police Department
Kohler
Citizens Participation Committee
Timely Quotes From Public Figures On Consumer Rights
A collection of brief quotations on consumer protection government action war risks career criticism and corporate bailouts. Betty Furness warns of consumer contempt and possible statutes while Dr. Arthur Richardson notes limits on cancer breakthroughs. Other leaders touch on trials fashions vacations and aviation loans.
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Congress
Betty Furness
New York State Consumer Protection Board
A Clue to What Children Think
Reverend David Poling reflects on the pressures facing modern youth and cites a Christian Children’s Fund essay contest won by ten year old Amuar Gonzalez Pinzon of Colombia. The boy describes hunger, illness, family loss, and a longing for peace amid war and neglect.
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Christian Children’s Fund
Richmond
Amuar Gonzalez Pinzon
Centro Socio Cultural
Cal
Rigid Liberal Critics Spar Over Action and Judgment
A Washington column portrays a faction of rigid liberals as elitist, emotions over reason, claiming they seek quick action while dismissing balanced judgment. It recalls criticisms of Muskie and past officials who supported NATO cuts, and questions the credibility of those who demand immediate, ardent responses.
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Washington
Nea
Charles Reich
America
Indochina
J. Edgar Hoover
The
New Democrat
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Big Ed
Dean Acheson
John J. McCloy
Nixon
Sen. Mansfield
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Boyle
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Orren
Berry's
ITO
Arthur Richardson
Emory University
South Vietnam
Robert H. Steele
R-Conn
Nguyen van Chin
Saigon
Monrad G. Paulsen
University of Virginia Law School
Bobby Seale
Ericka Huggins
Hugh Carey
D-N.y
House
Lockheed
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Gene Garcia
New Mexico
David Poling, D.D
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