Improvements Sought for U.S. 19 From Florida Line North
State Highway officials plan a nine mile survey from the Florida line to Thomasville to widen U.S. 19 to four lanes. The project aims to benefit Thomasville Pelham Camilla Albany and surrounding counties by improving safety and traffic flow. Governor Carter supports the effort as a long overdue upgrade to an essential Georgia Florida throughway.
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U.S. No. 19
Thomasville
Florida Line
Pelham
Camilla
Albany
The Case For Railroads Urges Action On Rail Crisis
General Counsel of ASTRO and former Senator George A. Smathers told a Congressional Subcommittee that rail freight has grown threefold in two decades, outpacing population. He warned that expanding highways and cities would worsen congestion and pollution unless rail burdens are reduced.
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America
Sound Transportation Review Organization
ASTRO
George A. Smathers
Congress
Senator Smathers
Democratic Rail Regulation Crisis and Costly Delays
A critique of the US rail regulatory system led by former Senator George A. Smathers argues that 30 day rate notice clashes with lengthy hearings. Delays plus automatic labor raises push costs up today while revenues may lag six months, risking billions in tax dollars and rail cash deterioration.
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George A. Smathers
America
Sound Transportation Review Organization
Smathers
Navy's New Look Sparks Uniform Style Debate
After years of study the Navy trims bell bottoms from dungarees and swaps fly buttons for zippers in a bid to modernize. Ironically sailors may still wear flared jeans with button flies when off duty.
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Navy
Memphis
Tenn
Viewpoint: Chowder and Marching Society unhappy with Nixon
Marianne Means reports that Nixon's Chowder and Marching Society. a freshman 1946 GOP group, is critical and gloomy about the administration. Members cite issues from the farm program to the economy and worry Vietnam could hurt 1972 chances.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Chowder and Marching Society
Congress
GOP
Clark MacGregor
Wisconsin
John Byrnes
Ways and Means Committee
Wilburn Mills
Mills
James Burke
Massachusetts
California
Ilinois
Ogilvie
Gregon
Mark Hatfield
Tom McCall
Edith Green
McCall
U.S
Vietnam
Edmund Muskie
Night Work: The Hidden World After The Clock
Night shift workers in cities form a mirror world after daybreak. In offices, firehouses, hospitals, bars, and buses, crews toil unseen as cabbies, nurses, operators, and newsmen keep the city alive. The piece follows the nocturnal economy from patrolmen to discarded citizens searching for purpose before dawn.
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D. M. Kreisher
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Finding the Will of God: Billy Graham Guide
Billy Graham outlines steps to discern God’s will. Yield your own desires to God, study Scripture for general guidance, pray sincerely for direction, wait patiently for revelation, and expect God to open doors and providential opportunities. He emphasizes alignment with Scripture and ongoing obedience.
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God
F.Q
Nixon policy doubts in SALT talks and Soviet bluff
Column argues Nixon follows a risky permissive diplomacy risking one year for a potential SALT breakthrough. It warns the Soviets, with SS-18 like missiles, could demand concessions and notes distrust of Soviet promises. It cites Pan Am Aeroflot, lobster fleet disputes, and Soviet fishing tactics as evidence of duplicitous behavior.
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Joan Chamberlain
New York
Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
Pentagon
Ripon Society
U.S
Riponites
Mediterranean
Israel
Richard Nixon
Pan- American World Airways
Aeroflot
Pan An
Pan Am
New England
Prelude Corporation
Deep Sea Ocean Products
The Case Against Phone Taps From A Frictioned Fan
A satirical critique argues against wire tapping noting high eavesdropping figures, many wrong numbers, and limited arrests. It mocks police reliance on taps and jokes about crime figures, ending with a jab at corporate executives for headaches and conspiracies.
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Clark Kent
Media
Carroll Righter Horoscope for July Signs
Aries to Pisces receive daily guidance on choices and behavior. Advises avoiding new projects for Aries and urges Taurus to avoid conflict while Gemini cautions on public affairs. Includes general personality notes, timing tips, and a call to obtain a personal forecast for July.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
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