Calls for release of top secret environmental report on Amchitka test
Editorial decries classified EPA and CEQ reports on Amchitka Island nuclear test. Ruckelshaus says comments not secret while Train report was suppressed. Critics urge public reading, warn of environmental risks and potential political motivations behind classification.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Amtchitka Island
Russell E. Train
White House
Council On Environmental Quality
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Washington
Train
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Five Pieces of Litter a Day Could Improve Our Valley
A visitor noted cleaner streets in Colorado and Utah and suggested a civic campaign. The idea: each resident pick up five pieces of litter daily and recruit others to join. Backing from civic groups would be needed, but the effort could attract tourists and boost local business. Are you willing to start today.
Kennedy follows his mother's post Nixon gamble warning
The article portrays Senator Edward Kennedy heeding Rose Kennedy's advice on timing a presidential run. It notes Kennedy's strategy to stay aloof unless Nixon's renomination seems unlikely, then pursue the Democratic nomination. It also cites mixed reactions to Mayor Lindsay's party switch and critiques of his mayoral tenure by party leaders.
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Robert S. Allen
Washington
Edward Kennedy
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
Nixon
White House
Kennedy
Mama
National Press Club
East Pakistan
General Sherman
John Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
Doolittle’s 1929 instrument flight recalled and honored
The Air Line Pilots Association recalls Gen Jimmy Doolittle for a 1929 instrument flight over Long Island in a hooded open cockpit that lasted 15 minutes, demonstrating the first precision instrument landing on a jet course. Ben Kelsey accompanied him. the feat helped shape modern commercial and military aviation.
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Bob Considine
Air Line Pilots Association
Jimmy Doolittle
USAF
Doolittle
Tokyo
Long Island
Ben Kelsey
Daniel Guggenheim
Mitchell ‘Field
Elmer Sperrys
Charles ‘A. ‘Lindbergh
Too Few U S Troops Deepen Vietnam Trouble in Duc Pho
In Duc Pho district Quang Ngai province the empty American barracks symbolize thin South Vietnamese forces facing Viet Cong danger. With U S troops gone regional and popular forces rely on ARVN regulars as North Vietnamese regulars move closer, foreshadowing a climactic struggle in 1972 73 and testing Vietnamization.
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Quang Ngai
South Vietnam
Popular Forces
Army of the Republic of Vietnam
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First Corps
U.S
Quang Ngai Province
France
Saigon
Quang Nam
Vietnam
Mekong River
Surprise federal grant funds unexpected Sanitary District check
In Galesburg Illinois a Sanitary District check for thirty thousand dollars arrived by mail without any application or tied project. Officials speculate the grant stems from a White House invitation to the Brooklyn Police Chief and point to aging government machinery. The recommended course is to cash the check.
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Galesburg
Sanitary District
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