Peace in Rage demands great statesmanship
Philip Morrison argues that after 21 years of atomic age both the United States and Soviet Union have avoided full scale arms race through treaties and restraint. He warns that China’s rise and Viet Nam tensions threaten peace and urges patient diplomacy to coax China and Russia toward cooperative settlement.
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Philip Morrison
Cambridge, Mass
Nana
Hiroshima
Russia
United States
Viet Nam
China
Italy moves to scrap Fascist era controls in new public security reform
Rome reports cabinet backed changes easing birth control restrictions and abolishing many police licenses. The reform ends individual ID checks for hotel tours and removes licenses for printers photographers and street vendors while easing alcohol service permits. The move comes two decades after Italy became a republic, aiming to shed prewar rules.
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Curacao Sees Surge in U S Cruise Visitors
Curacao expects more than 70,000 American cruise visitors from October 1966 through April 1967, an increase over the 1965 66 Caribbean season by more than 15 percent.
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Willemstad
Apartment life nightmare in wave of crime
A city housing crisis spurs fear among tenants as crime rises in high rise buildings. Residents report elevator attacks and burglaries while lawmakers push for tougher security. Dorchester Apartments touts security features yet raises questions about overall safety in new dwellings. Concluded on Page 2, Col. 6.
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New York City
Manhattan
Chicago
North Side
Albert Hu Blumenthal
New York
Harold Gottlieb
Dorchester
Guthrie Leaves Avant Garde to Face Derriere Garde
William Glover reports Tyrone Guthrie 66, famed director, says he is stepping back from avant garde drama. He accepts senior status without becoming a fogey and notes ongoing busy schedules including a Broadway revival of Dinner at Eight.
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William Glover
New York
Tyrone Guthrie
Guthrie
Broadway
Associated Press
Ruth Ford
Arlene Francis
Robert Burr
Jane Havoc
Blanch Yurka
Walter Pidgeon
Pamela Tiffin
Jeffrey Lynn
Man-made island tied to giant California energy project
A 40 acre man-made island off Newport Beach is planned to begin rising in 1977 at an estimated cost of 444 million dollars. The facility will host the world’s largest nuclear fueled seawater distillation plant to supply water and electricity, with 1808 megawatts output and water costs around 22 cents per 1000 gallons.
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Los ‘Angeles
UPI
Pacific Ocean
California
Newport Beach
San Francisco
Hoover Idam
Britons Shun female bosses in British firms study
A London Junior Chamber of Commerce report surveys 143 responses from 10,000 firms on women in executive roles. It finds substantial prejudice, lower pay for women, and few women reaching top posts, with some firms declining to hire women due to travel or climate concerns.
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Britain
London
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tke
Ohioans Top Florida Vacationers as Florida Draws Tourists
Ohio now sends more vacationers to Florida than New York, reports AAA. Miami remains the top out of state destination, while Daytona climbs to No. 2, overtaking St. Petersburg.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
New York
Florida
American Automobile Association
AAA
Miami
Daytona
St. Petersburg
West Germany Overhauls Pollution Fight with sweeping programs
West Germany pursues a nationwide anti pollution drive finance by federal and state levels. By 1968 nearly all coal mines will be dust free and automobiles will require exhaust control devices. The Bonn government plans 10 billion dollars over 25 years for water conservation including sewage and filtration projects.
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Bonn
NANA
West Germany
U.S
Department of the Interior
Germany
Johnson
Bonn Republic
Laender
Rhine
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