Not so fast on the anti-ballistic missile program
An editorial warns that building an anti-ballistic system could cost from $7 billion to potentially $400 billion, burden the economy, threaten civil liberties, and risk turning the United States into an armed camp. It argues long term defenses may fail and questions whether the threat justifies the risk.
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Ongress
Pentagon
Russia
America
Soviet Union
United States
Foundations fight hunger and Rockefeller efforts praised
An editorial defends foundations amid tax scrutiny. It highlights the Rockefeller Foundation's five year review, noting its large size and hunger relief work. It credits funding and leadership for the International Rice Research Institute started in 1962 and its 1965 disease resistant high yield varieties. It cites gains in the Philippines Mexico India and Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundations
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller
International Rice Research Institute
Philippines
Mexico
India
Pakistan
Desegregation Tools Considered By HEW In 1964
Washington report on proposals to empower the Justice Department to seek court orders desegregating school districts. HEW officials led by Robert Finch weigh using new legal tools to meet a 1970 71 desegregation target amid Deep South resistance. Finches aides foresee risks and potential court ordered remedies restoring federal funds upon desegregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Robert H. Finch
Deep South
HEW
P Rowland
Robert Evans Novak
Civil Rights Division
Eisenhower
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Washington County
Georgia
Black
Finch
John Mitchell
Jerris Leonard
Mitchell
Richard Nixon
The Free Choice Law and the Wonderfulland Labor Paradox
A tale recounts a nation named Wonderfuland where rich citizens fear overpaid careers yet cling to harsh work. The Old Men create a Free Choice Law offering soldiers convicts or sewer swabbers while citizens protest slave labor. The policy sparks outrage as jobs nobody wants proliferate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderfuland
Scottsdale Prepares for Ten Years Ago Guys and Dolls Production
Scottsdale Fine Arts announces a summer show Guys and Dolls starring Kathleen Warner Buddy Weisbotten Andy Moore and Janet Henry. Construction on the Red Dog Saloon set to begin on Scottsdale Rd north of Indian School to evoke an old West feel amid a petition drive with about 2,500 signatures from Save Camelback Mountain Drive campaigning to preserve the Valley’s landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guys and Dolls
Scottsdale Fine Arts Group
Kathleen Warner
Buddy Weisbotten
Andy Moore
Janet Henry
Scottsdale Rd
Indian School
Arizona
County Planning Board
Crowded cities drive crime, say experts in behavioral study
Virginia Payette notes a columnist’s argument that overcrowding mirrors rat behavior. Johns Hopkins博士 Kurt Richter links extreme conditions to illness and aggression in rats, while Illinois Tech’s Edward Hall compares human crowding to upheaval and crime. A Cornell study cites mental-health risks for Manhattan residents, suggesting vast open spaces remain underused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Richter
Johns” Hopkins University
Baltimore
Edward T.“Hall
Illinois Institute of Technology
Dr. Richter
Nixon proposes Overseas Private Investment Corp to boost foreign aid
President Nixon plans a new government corporation the Overseas Private Investment Corp OPIC to promote and insure foreign investments. It would raise 200 million a year for five years, funded by AID loan repayments, with 7.6 billion in insurance liabilities and 750 million in guarantees, administered by 11 directors and a mix of private and government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Private Investment Corp
OPIC
Agency For International Development
Rep
Otto Passman
D-La
House
Johnson
Passman
Nixon
White House
Gorp
I. Oo Opigc
The
Corporation
McElfresh Issue Details and Rates
The notice lists prices and dates for a McElfresh publication with $1.30 monthly or $140 yearly and $18.69 year for library, plus other rates. Volume 1X number 90 dated June 2 1969.
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Foundations Fight Hunger
Evcans
Novark
Epublicas
Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
Scottsdale
Virginia Payette
Virginia
Nevada
Wyoming
Alaska
Augustus Kinzel
Cornell
Manhattan Island
Allen
Goldsmith
Yrill
Robert Allen
Sohn Goldsmith
Jonathan Marshall
Sorry
McElfresh
W. B
Doc" Wright
Aasiitany
ScoHedale Daily Progress
Scottdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Flare
Arle
Ariz
Progress
Mall
Newspapers Association
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