It's a Different Country Lilienthal Says
Former TVA head David Lilienthal argues America has shifted from New Deal models to a diverse, decentralized system. He criticizes centralized decision making as stifling initiative and urges private enterprise and local leadership, noting leadership should come from within communities, not Washington or big business. His Development and Resources Corp. exemplifies private, profitable public service.
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David Lilienthal
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Lilienthal
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Development and Resources Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Satellite Tampering Hinted in Cold War Warning
US intelligence warns Russia may test ground based laser devices to blind early warning satellites. Illuminations on five occasions since Oct 18 suggest potential threat to US missile detection, though evidence remains far from conclusive. Officials note satellites were not blinded and stress treaty constraints.
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Washington
Apus
Russia
Earth
Soviet Union
Talks Continue After Deadline Rail Strike Eases
The threat of a nationwide rail strike eased as four shopcraft unions kept talking past a 6 am deadline with federal mediators. Union leaders said progress and good faith negotiations reduced the likelihood of a strike, though key issues on job classifications, subcontracting, and wages remained to be resolved as talks extended into the night.
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Washington
W J Usery Jr
Federal
James Yost
Afl-Cio
Orville Jacobson
Seeks To Leave Russia Pantomimist Wants Out
Moscow AP report on Boris Amarantov, famed Soviet pantomimist, who renounced Soviet citizenship seeking permission to leave the country. He cites stifling conditions, artistic control, and a desire for freedom, noting others have defected or left for periods while authorities limit travel and production. The piece traces his career from Kremlin stages to modern pantomime in a Moscow flat with a painted wall backdrop.
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Soviet Union
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Mikhail Baryshnikov
Mstislav Rostropovich
Gennady Rozhdestvensky
Irina Arkhipova
Vladimir Vysotsky
Kremlin
Lilienthal urges rapid nation building and local action
Lilienthal argues that a planned expansion to Iran style provinces, Brazil and Colombia projects, and broad floodplain studies rest on developing human resources. He says genuine change comes from reducing defensiveness and acting locally to show problems can be solved, with a five year horizon for turning attitudes affirmative and vital.
Ford Plan Criticized in NYC Aid Debate
SAN ANTONIO Tex AP President Ford and House leaders faced criticism over a bill to aid New York City. Rep Henry D Gonzalez D Tex said Ford opposed bailing out NYC yet proposed a direct loan exceeding 2 billion dollars. Gonzalez accused leaders of rushing the measure as it narrowly passed 313-203.
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Ford
House
New York City
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D-Tex
New York
Gonzalez
Theft Trial Set For Duval County Lawyer
A jury may be seated Monday for the theft trial of Duval County lawyer Marvin Foster of San Diego accused of stealing more than 200 dollars connected to a 3,000 dollar check in 1974 from Benavides School District. Dist Atty Arnulfo Guerra leads the case.
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Duval County
Benavides
Marvin Foster
San Diego
Atty Arnulfo Guerra
Six Flags Over Texas 1975 attendance beats 1973 mark
Arlington Texas attendance at Six Flags over Texas for the 1975 season reached 2,277,006 visitors, topping the 1973 record. Park officials reported the strong year amid steady crowds and ongoing enhancements to rides and facilities.
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Arlington, Tex
Texas
Doctors Create Esophagus From Colon For Girl Patient
In El Paso a three year old girl from Lordsburg New Mexico named Michelle McCarthy underwent a two stage operation to replace part of her esophagus with a colon graft. Doctors said the transplant will grow with her though meals must be eaten in a sitting or standing position and she cannot eat normally in space. The procedure, performed after early birth diagnosis, involved moving an eight inch portion of colon to the stomach then connecting it to the throat five weeks later. This aims to aid children with esophageal deficiencies, though normal swallowing cannot be fully restored.
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EL Paso
Tex
Michelle McCarthy
Lordsburg
N. M
Michell
Outer Space
Michelle
Charles McCarthy
Providence Hospital
Ten-Year Term Set in Death Case
A Dallas jury has sentenced Arvindbhai S Patel to 10 years in prison after convicting him of beating his wife to death and concealing the body in a locked freezer. The panel of ten jurors deliberated about two hours before the verdict, though the state had sought life imprisonment for the Indian citizen.
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Dallas
APA
Arvindbhai S. Patel
Mexican Green Angels Aid Motorists Across Mexico
Leoprodo Orduna wears a green uniform and drives a green pickup as a government run tourist aid patrol helps stranded motorists from 8 am to 9 pm daily. The 620 member force, with 155 trucks, provides free service, snacks, tools, and information, and even locates relatives for distressed travelers through a central radio network.
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Orduna
Mexico
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