Editorials Outline Traffic Solution For Thomasville
June 12 1971 editorial notes traffic in and around the city is perplexing and worsening. Studies are under way to relieve congestion by routing heavy trucks around the city as in Dothan Alabama. Federal state county and city officials with Chamber of Commerce and civic groups must work together to implement a costly but feasible plan.
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Dothan
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Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Walking Cane Helps Prevent Falls and Injury Across Ages
The piece argues that a walking cane or crutch aids both youths and seniors, reducing risk of slips and breaks from roots or uneven pavement. It emphasizes not shame in using support tools, noting they reflect good judgment and can prevent costly hospital stays.
Oil Firms Report Nuclear Fuel Research Aids Heart Valves
A news release notes Pyrolite carbon developed during nuclear fuels research shows promise for artificial heart valves. Oil companies expanding into nuclear fields are cited as advancing medical care despite opposition from some who fear change. The piece links energy industry research to improved surgical outcomes for heart patients.
Students favor surrender over war in split national poll
James Kilpatrick reports a National Review survey of 2,400 students at 12 colleges found rising leftward attitudes and a growing preference for surrender over war if all other options vanished. Only four schools showed a clear war preference. 54 percent favored surrender, with concerns about national security and limited sample scope noted.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
America
National Review
Boston University
Brandeis
Davidson
Howard
University of Indiana
Marquette
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Sarah Lawrence
University of South Carolina
Stanford
Williams
Yale
South Carolina
Indiana
Suburbanites Fight Federal Zoning Push In Housing Plans
Nashville readers hear a defense of local control against federal zoning aims. The piece warns that federal low cost housing in suburbs would burden services depress values and erode local autonomy, urging residents to resist imposed uniform plans and preserve community identity.
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Nashville
Tenn
Washington
Hudson Institute thinkers weigh policy aims and Vietnam
New York's Hudson Institute analysts critique Nixon SALT goals as too focused on offensive capacity. They argue for deterrence via defense and warn Vietnamization may be winding down. They report on race, crime, and education debates, noting campus disruption links to faculty and curriculum shifts.
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Jeffrey Hart
New York
Hudson Institute
New York City
Hudson River Valley
Herman Kahn
Donald G. Brennan
Hudson
Nixon
Brennan
Vietnam
Hanoi
Academy
United Fruit Company
Skylab and Soviet Station Plans Outline Space Future
Skylab would be 118.5 feet long with 12 763 cubic feet of living space while the Soyuz-Salute unit measures 65.6 feet and 3 500 cubic feet. A larger Soviet station is expected before Skylab’s launch, with a powerful new rocket possibly surpassing Saturn V. Scientists see a permanent orbiting platform enabling earth resource surveys and global monitoring tasks.
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U.S
Earth
United States
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Cape
Say's Puzzle
Whetstone A
Architectural Pier
Congeal
Song
Vermicide
Paper
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Knight
Gist
Legionnaire
Dawn Poddess
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Fragmentary OCR Summary of Historical Notice
An OCR fragment references a historical context with partial phrases about a political party and dates. The readable text mentions years and percentages and names in incomplete form, lacking clear events or identities.
Space Race Shifts as Soyuz Salute Advances Onward
The Soviet Soyuz Salute space station mission marks a step toward space dominance as the U S contemplates budgets cuts after Apollo era gains. The article compares Soviet and American programs, noting launches, personnel, and military oriented tests amid ongoing space station plans.
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Fla
Soviet Union
U.S
America
United States
Nixon
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vietnam
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