Editorial on hunger politics and U S role in feeding world
The piece discusses an international Rome conference on hunger affecting 800 million people, citing drought and population growth. It argues the United States should raise production for export and share agricultural technology to relieve hunger while reducing Communist influence and oil power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Kissinger
Latin America
Africa
Asia
United States
Wallace lesson on George Wallace and Democratic fear
The piece portrays George Wallace as a long standing populist who appeals to ordinary citizens with simple, negative messages. It notes Democrats misread his appeal and argues they should force him to offer concrete solutions to weaken his pull.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Archie Bunkers
Domestics Seek Elevation to Household Technicians
Harriet Van Horne argues domestics deserve respect and better conditions. She notes the push to rename roles to household technicians, urges written agreements, overtime pay, and the right to walk away before dinner. The piece cites TV discussions, Lady Astor anecdotes, and labor trends toward dignified, professional domestic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet van Horne
New York City
Labor Department
Giovanni
Historic Volga and Winnebago linkup on Pasadena Freeway
ARTHUR HOPPE reports a staged cross cultural meeting on the Pasadena Freeway where a two door Volga and an American Winnebago docked in a 9:15 a.m. GMT spectacle. The event featured cheeky dialogue, three years of planning, and a 47 hour freeway circuit before a mutual card exchange, framed as a lighthearted detente gesture.
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Arthur Hoppe
Pasadena
Buck Ace
Anastasia Luv
Chile
Whipple Avenue
Volga
U.S
Congress
Azusa
West Covina
Mission Control
Arroyo Seco Park
Ace
CAP under fire over cost and water usage in Arizona
Letter criticizes the Central Arizona Project as overpriced and misdirected, noting agriculture’s shrinking share of income while consuming most water. It argues for policy changes, groundwater constraints, and better water transfers as Arizona matures economically. It cites data from the 1950–1974 period and warns city interests risk being harmed if aware citizens do not act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Arizona
Arizona
U.S. Dept of Commerce
Tucson
Greyhounds Saved From Publicity Seekers
Patrick Shields of Scottsdale condemns the Arizona Greyhound Breeders Association proposal to destroy their greyhounds amid a union management dispute. He urges protecting all life and suggests that humane action could benefit humanity and the planet, calling for reverence for life.
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Arizona Greyhound Breeders Association
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Women’s’ Liberation Movement
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Encore
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Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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