The Great Cargo Caper Editorial Examines Theft Losses
The Journal of Insurance outlines cargo theft totaling about 1 billion annually due to weak security at docks airports and trucking terminals. Kennedy Airport losses are estimated at 7 million yearly with 65 million stolen from mail between 1967 and 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Insurance
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Senate Small Business Committee
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Post Office Department
Kennedy
The
Journal
FBI
Underworld
Overworld
Gilbert Meyer
American Insurance Institute
Tit for Tat of Impact Quotas Across World Trade
The Wall Street Journal notes Japan faces rising competition in its textile sector from Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan as US import quota talk looms. A US protectionist move could hurt Japan and Asian rivals, illustrating deep global economic interdependence.
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Congress
Wall Street Journal
Japan
Hong Kong
South Korea
Taiwan
United States
Timely quotes and quotes about notable figures
A collection of remarks attributed to various individuals. Percy Pilton Jr. writes about drugs and sadness before his death. Raoul Marriquet recounts paying respects to de Gaulle. Yale and bird watching memories surface from Jim. Senator-elect Buckley’s retirement query is noted. Earl Warren delivers seminars at George Washington University. Anna Moffo’s dress at a White House dinner is discussed. A speaker from the United Black Church men comments on Christ and race.
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Jim
Yale
William Buckley
New York
Earl Warren
The
Supreme Court
George Washington University
Cuba and the new generation revolts reshape America
A Chicago lawyer reflects on a nationwide revolutionary mood driven by youth and culture. Scholars like Reich and Lowi discuss nonviolent yet radical trends, civil rights origins, and the influence of Cuba on a diverse New Left movement with groups like the Black Panthers and Weather Underground.
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Chicago
United States
America
Charles Reich
Yale
Reich
Spiro T. Agnew
Rachel Carson
University of Chicago
Black Panthers
Adlai
Stevenson
Senate
Lens
Lowi
Nixon
FBI
Lewi
Department of Justice
New Left
Weatherman
Boyle's Column: Coy Observations From HAL Boyle
HAL Boyle surveys modern life with wry humor noting traffic woes and tech worship. He contemplates motives behind relationships work life and aging while lampooning materialism and suburban routines in a brisk reflection.
Poser: Urban high school unrest has multiple causes
NEA correspondent Ray Cromley surveys Health and Welfare studies showing that unrest stems from poverty, slum conditions, crowded schools, irrelevancy of taught subjects, and strained teachers and principals. Many students seek school as a way out, but lack background and support, creating a cycle of frustration.
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Washington
NEA
Vietnam
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waPare
Bonnie Clarley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Texas
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Raoul Marriquet
Charles de Gaulle
Anna Moffo
White House
Christ
United Black Churchmen
United Church of Christ
Cuba
School For Radicals
University of Wisconsin Math Center
Sidney Lens
James Michener
Kent State University
Michener
Lews
Theodore J.lews
Losi
67Th Street
Stony Island
Richard J. ) Daley
Low
William H.mcneil
Cal
David
Fidel Castro
U.A.R
Abdel Gamal Nasser
By Kate Osann
Tizzy
Pamela
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Ray Cromley
Hydra-headed
Poser
Washington Correspondent
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