Editorials weigh moving the United Nations to Montreal
The Montreal city editorials speculate on relocating the United Nations from New York to Expo 67 sites on two St Lawrence islands or even turning Jerusalem into a UN administered city state. The piece contrasts language, climate, transport, and real estate, noting bilingual suitability and diplomatic sensitivities.
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Montreal
Jean Drapeau
United Nations
St. Lawrence River
New York
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
St. Lawrence
East River
Middle East
France
Jerusalem
FCC backs ITT ABC merger to form new network
The FCC approves the ITT and American Broadcasting Companies merger creating a $2.8 billion entity. The decision imposes one condition to boost UHF broadcasting and urges ABC to push programming advances including news from Washington and improved primaries and conventions coverage. The network must align with affiliates to deliver competitive national television.
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ABC
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
ITT
FCC
Leonard H. Goldenson
Washington
Illinois
American Broadcasting Co
John Jay College, America's Police Liberal Arts School
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, a police oriented liberal arts institution in mid Manhattan, educates police and federal officers while stressing self awareness. President Leonard Reisman says future policing requires college training and post service study. Most 1,475 students are sworn officers attending part time to balance duty with academics.
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Leonard E. Reisman
Dick Ward
Detective
New York
Police Department
John Jay
Reisman
Manhattan
Wall Street
Columbia University
New York University
Baruch School
Police Academy
Gramercy Park
Mid- Manhattan
New York City
City University of New York
Guatemala Needs Social Revolution
Vern K. Richey describes Guatemala as pre-revolutionary under an army farmer coalition. He notes vast inequality, high illiteracy, and brutal violence from both guerrillas and right wing groups, while civic action attempts and student activism push for democratic social reforms amid fear and repression.
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Guatemala
Julio Ceasar Mendez Montenegro
Dez Montenegro
Europe
Zacapa
Campesinos
Civic Action
Guatemala City
Far Right
NOA
Mano Blanco
White Hand
Gorrillas
New York Ear Plugs Deep in Inner Noise
Russell Baker jokes that New Yorkers seem born with inner earplugs to shrug off city din while visitors suffer hive outbreaks. He notes Atlantic City remarks by Dr. Lee Farr and describes urban overstatement, miniskirts, and the fight to keep individuals visible amid crowd noise and mass indifference.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
New York
Atlantic City
Lee Farr
University of Texas School of Public Health
American Medical Association
Manhattan
East River
Niagara Falls
Nature
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Thomas Jefferson
John Kennedy
Karl Marx
Kennedy
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Eduardo Frei
Chile
Havana
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Naples
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