The United Nations as World Peace Hope and Dilemma
Guest editorial argues nuclear fears persist despite peace ideals. It praises the United Nations as the world’s sole mechanism to prevent nuclear catastrophe, noting its role in reducing tensions and fostering coop eration across nations while acknowledging its weaknesses.
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Tom Lehrer
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Korean leader Kim Jong Pil urges stronger Vietnam bombing
Kim Jong Pil, head of Korea's Democratic-Republican party, argues the United States must intensify bombing of North Vietnam to deter Communist aggression. He advocates preserving U S and allied forces in Korea and South Vietnam, and stresses a five year end to the conflict with sustained fighting followed by settling terms with the Viet Cong.
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Nevada GOP shifts from Goldwater ties to problem solving
Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt leads a Nevada Republican shift away from Goldwater and Birch backers toward pragmatic problem solving. Party disavows Birch influence, seeks the Las Vegas Negro vote, and embraces liberal governors as models for a national Republican future.
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Supreme Court rules oil discharges can be pollutants
The high court, in a 6 3 decision, reversed a Florida state ruling and held that commercially valuable aviation fuel discharged into the St Johns River may be treated as refuse matter under a federal pollution law. The ruling reinforces the idea that oil is oil and water is water, urging tougher water purity standards.
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Deflationary plan faced by celestial bankers in Coronado
In a satirical scene, the chairman and Gabriel discuss the Earth crisis of tight money and looming deflation as wealthy bankers plead for help at a California savings and loan convention in Coronado. The chairman imagines a long range fix while gods lament endless requests.
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