Concentrations of Power Debate in National Goals Report
The President's Commission on National Goals led by De Henry M Whiston and Frank Pacocr warns against excessive economic power in business unions and government. It urges diffusion of power, limited government participation, and maximum individual freedom in jobs goods and services, aligning with George Romney's concerns highlighted in Tom Mahoney's Inography.
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de Henry M Whiston
Frank Pacocr
Timse
George Romney
American Motors
George Tromney
Tom Mahoney
Harper & Brothers
President's Commission
Pg Coutirs
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Beef Industry Calls for Breeding Shift to Lean Tender Beef
Vice President George M. Lewis of the American Meat Institute urges the cattle industry to use selective breeding, better feeding, disease control, and longer shelf life research to produce lean, tender beef matching consumer taste. He criticizes federal grades for not reflecting preferences and calls for industry and government adaptation.
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George M Lewis
American Meat Institute
Lewis
Moonstruck Robots and Moon Myths Debunked by SAC
New evidence from Strategic Air Command in Omaha shows a moon caused radar misread at Thule Greenland on October 5. The lunar signal triggered an alert in SAC’s underground center but was quickly checked and dismissed. The report emphasizes SAC vigilance and readiness amid international tension.
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Thule
Greenland
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USP
USAF Recruiter Visits Vernal And Roosevelt Areas
Air Force recruiter Russell J. Kennedy will meet in Vernal and Roosevelt December 21 to 23 to provide enlistment information. Applications noted for January and February 1968. Kennedy highlighted aerospace advances and roles in missile guidance microwave relay radar and electronics.
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Russell J. Kennedy
Air Force
Salt Lake City
Vernal
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Imotel
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Political influence shifts from papers to TV in election outcomes
Political experts note Kennedy Nixon dynamics show metropolitan newspapers no longer dominate. TV debates and broadcast media shape urban voters while small town papers and local radio still influence rural and congressional ballots. Editors’ community focus reduces partisan bias over five decades.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
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Nixon
Big City
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Election clarity and press autonomy praised by editorial voice
The piece argues that understanding candidates and issues by voters is vital and that people deserve factual information for informed choices. It notes a decline in hostile city press influence as a healthy sign for democracy’s survival and strength.
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Mamabet Federal
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France
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Kennecott Capper Corporation
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