Thoughts on Pentagon Papers and government secrecy
The piece critiques Nixon Administration efforts to suppress the Pentagon Papers, arguing censorship unexpectedly heightened attention. It notes the documents reveal official stupidity across branches and questions the perceived novelty of the issue amid political rhetoric.
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Pentagon
Nixon
Oregon Sets 1972 Curb on Nonreturnable Cans and Bottles
Beginning October 1 1972 Oregon bans sales of nonreturnable beer and soft drink containers and bottles and prohibits pull-top cans. A five cent deposit is required on most beer and soft drink containers while milk whisky and wine bottles remain exempt. The measure hailed as a conservation victory faces industry opposition citing waste composition and urging education and recycling as better solutions.
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Oregon
National Academy of Sciences
Alexander
Can People
E. 59Th St
New York
N. Y
D.O
Bruce Bross at Florida Will Be Key To Jackson's Hopes
Senator Henry M. Jackson pursues Florida and Tennessee primaries as pivotal routes to the 1972 Democratic nomination. He has campaigned in Florida repeatedly and sees potential delegate gains amid competition with Muskie Humphrey Bayh Hughes and others. Jackson stresses labor backing and a liberal yet practical platform while weighing New Hampshire’s uncertain role and California’s strong voting bloc in his bid.
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Henry M. Jackson
Florida
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Hy Raskin
Oregon
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Birch Bayh
Harold Hughes
Roger Crowley
Boston
Muskie
New Hampshire
Crowley
California
Raskin
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
South
West Virginia
Joseph McCarthy
Vietnam
Pentagon
Will Britain Enter the Common Market or Veto It?
UPI analysis notes Britain's path to the European Common Market faces a potential fall decision. Heath must align public sentiment amid polls showing growing opposition and heightened emotional appeals tied to costs, Europe distrust, and Commonwealth ties.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Edward Heath
Britain
Europe
London
Heath
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Democratic Senators Weigh Dismantling FDA Overhaul
Several Democratic senators including Sen. Frank Moss and Sen. Warren Magnuson discuss breaking up the FDA and replacing it with a broad Consumer Protection Agency. They cite budget, bureaucratic and political shortcomings and seek a strong new agency to oversee food drug and safety functions.
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William B. Mead
Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Senate Commerce Committee
Consumer
Warren G. Magnuson
Commerce Committee
Charles C. Edwards
Moss
Magnuson
Edwards
Consumer Product Safety Agency
Agriculture Department
Meat Inspection
Commerce Department
Magnuson and Moss
Consumer Protection Agency
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hew
Congress
War on the quelea quelea aims to save Africa crops
The FAO plans a three year fight backed by 15 years of study and 1.2 million dollars to curb the two billion Quelea quelea songbirds that devastate tropical Africa crops. Scientists seek a non toxic spray to suppress appetite for 24 hours, hoping to starve the birds into collapse.
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Africa
Science
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Etienne Buyckx
U.N
Carnival company ends stay after license fee dispute
A carnival troupe visiting Sprague faced scrutiny as Raleigh County officials learned it planned to leave without paying license fees. A special deputy monitored its departure to ensure settlement, which then occurred before the group moved on to Beaver.
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Carnival Company
Sprague
Beaver
Generation gap and the pill reshaping society debate
Edward L. Wright weighs whether youth freedom from pregnancy fear and contraceptive advances dent traditional morals. He asks if the pill may erode procreation rituals, alters family structure, and pressures law and justice to keep pace with rapid social change.
Joe Colombo Shot in Brooklyn Mafia Crises Simmer
The reputed Brooklyn mob chief Joseph A. Colombo Sr. lies comatose after a head wound from a shooting by Jerome Johnson. Police and public sentiment swirl around Unity Day politics, Mafia rivalries, and New York City officials responses.
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NEA
Joe Colombo
Joseph A. Colombo
Brooklyn
Jerome Johnson
Colombo
New York Post
Chicago
St. Valentine’s Day
Civil Rights League
FBI
New York City
Joseph A. Colombo Sr
John Lindsay
Sanford Garcick
John Marchi
Unity Day
Joseph Gallo
Gallo
Manhattan
Roosevelt Hospital
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