UN Reform Debate Strains For Real Power And Vote Weights
A columnist argues that weighted voting in the United Nations General Assembly is impractical. He notes populations like Burundi and Rwanda dwarf the U.S. count, questions the veto power of permanent Security Council members, and warns that Asia could dominate if voting were by population. The piece suggests limited reforms or a regional federation as alternatives, referencing Clarence Streit and Western democracies.
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Patients with chronic heart disease or anginal pain suffer more in cold windy weather. Windy exertion strains the heart and lungs, making some conditions worse. A heat mask developed by Dr Terman preheats air, reducing distress and enabling normal activity in cold weather. The device is safe, with or without a battery heater, and benefits even healthy people in outdoor work or sports.
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Miay LeMay Retires As Air Force Chief Of Staff
Miay LeMay retires after 35 years of service shaping the Strategic Air Command and guiding air warfare from World War II through the Berlin airlift and Cold War deterrence. He is succeeded by Gen. John Paul McConnell, amid questions about relations with Defense officials and a shift in leadership as the force enters a new era.
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West Germany faces Nazi crime clock risk and looming amnesty
The article warns that after May 5 1945 the 20 year Nazi crime statute could bar prosecutions, risking ex Nazis returning to West Germany unpunished. It criticizes Bonn for tying Nazi offenses to ordinary crimes and notes East Germany’s opaque pursuit, urging reconsideration of the constitutional stance.
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Revival of Live Music Lifts Nation and Musicians Union Support
The piece notes strong union backing for a historic inaugural show and its treasury, highlighting AFM contributions of 25000 dollars. It argues live bands and ballroom dancing aid employment, reduce youth delinquency, and spur related industries, citing 18 000 musicians out of work and a broad audience reach via TV and satellite.
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Poison in the hospital eggs sparks fatal tragedy and debate
A Salem state hospital incident where a cook's keys led a patient to sodium fluoride is blamed for forty seven deaths. The letter writers criticize fluoridation safety and defend the Air Force Academy code, arguing whether cadets should uphold a harsh honor system or refuse. HARVEY W LOuer.
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Reading Shortcuts and Communist Doubts in Letters
A reader thanks the paper for its Reading Shortcuts series and requests the first 15 lessons plus instructions, hoping for number 16, praising the family paper. A second letter debates American communism, praising liberty while warning subversion is a crime and condemning civil libertarian defenses, signed Richard Sanchez.
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Sickness in Society Explored by Tom McGowan 1985
An opinion piece questions a rising social problem, arguing sin from Eden underlies youth issues. The author cites a social worker and urges faith in Jesus Christ as the remedy, contrasting with secular interventions and misstated nutrition terms.
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