Editorial asks if taxpayers should cosign troubled firms loans
An editorial critiques a proposed federal loan guarantee board that could back up to two billion dollars for distressed companies like Lockheed Aircraft Corp. It warns that approval would make every taxpayer a cosigner and signals broader risk from expanding guarantees amid a slack economy and potential future increases.
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Chappaquiddick Recall Stirs Pentagon Papers Debate
In a debate on the Pentagon papers, Senator Edward Kennedy urged full disclosure of the report arguing the American people should judge the 1960s era. Critics question his consistency citing the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident and claims the inquest remains sealed.
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Congress probes $1.7 billion missing in Vietnam pacification funds
Rep. Otto Passman announces hearings to uncover the fate of $1.7 billion from the $2.1 billion Vietnam pacification program for 1968 70. GAO reported unable to account for the sum, with Sen. Harry Byrd urging proper use of tax money and accountability before further aid.
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Apollo 15 Crew Among Air Force Elite Test Pilots
The Apollo 15 astronauts Colonel David R. Scott Colonel James B. Irwin and Major Alfred M. Worden are among the rarest Air Force members. Only a small fraction of pilots become test pilots and even fewer become astronauts with NASA. Scott Irwin and Worden stand out as the only three of NASA’s 50 astronauts active in flight.
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Private breakfast reveals GOP fears over economy and youth vote
Denver meeting of 50 Republican National Committee members exposed private concern that unemployment inflation and the 18 to 21 year old vote could imperil Nixon's re election. Critics warned against overoptimism while signaling no open rebellion.
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Charing Cross Road book praised for joyful reading
Book review by Jerrye Champion highlights Helene Hanff's 1970 collection Charing Cross Road as a warm journal of twenty years of letters with Marks and Company. The piece notes Hanff as a salty New Yorker and praises the book's embraces of the seven joys of reading and the joys of handling books.
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Slips V deputy grand visits New Jersey Star and Wave
The article notes that the deputy grand of the Elks, exhausted after his city duties, will visit the Star and Wave in Cape May on Thursday.
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