Editorial on water control failures and auto speed limits
The piece argues that 15 years and 3.5 billion dollars have not solved water pollution in the United States and warns of Lake Superior decline. It also discusses speed control proposals from federal agencies, including a potential top limit near 75 to 95 mph and exemptions for police, emphasizing the danger of high speeds in accidents.
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United States
Ralph Nader
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
U.S
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
Where Are They See the Absent Voices of the Good Old Days
The piece laments lost city sounds and sights once common such as steam whistles and horse drawn wagons. It notes a shift in wildlife with an increase in stars like starlings and pigeons, describing them as frightening and a threat to children in the neighborhood.
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Baltimore
Glenn Martin
Glenn Martin Airplane Factory
Philadelphia
Agnew
Agnew’s Independence Frustrates White House
Vice President Spares no one in public or private, opposing China policy and sparing reporters with blunt honesty. He sticks to his views at odds with Nixon’s line, earning loyalty from Republicans while drawing criticism from the White House and press.
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New York Times Service
Agnew
Nixon
China
Washington
Capitol
National Security Council
Peking
Williamsburg
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Four Supreme Court Rulings Expand Lower Courts Power In Desegregation
The Burger court's four unanimous decisions empower district courts to rule on school site selection and construction to desegregate public schools. They warn against using future building plans to sustain dual systems and stress that non de facto segregation rules guide remedies.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
High Court
United States
South
Ceylon Sinks Into Politico Economic Morass
The island nation suffers from ideological polarization and a bankrupt economy. Communists occupy the spectrum while the state funds education health care and a rice subsidy, overburdening a thin economic base. Nationalization of private tea plantations stifles investment, leaving Ceylon with few practical solutions.
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Ceylon
Dr George Jackson to speak at Winchester Presbytery rally
The Star Files reports Dr George Jackson pastor of First Presbyterian Church will be guest speaker at the Adult Rally of Winchester Presbytery to be held at Hancock Presbyterian Church on May 7. Miss Bertha Williams and Mrs Neil Kimball represented Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR at the National Congress in Washington.
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George Jackson
First Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Hancock Presbyterian Church
Bertha Williams
Neil Kimball
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Congress
Washington
Handley
Bill Shendon
Wake Forest
Readjustment and the New World Order Ahead
Daily Meditation urges acceptance of a changing world order and the novelty of present advances. It reflects on space travel, lunar clubs of language, and a future that may surprise with further breakthroughs, urging hope for more astounding events to come.
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Luna
Lind
Atlantic
Dole Faces GOP Moderates as Agnew Echoes Stir Debate
William and Marysburg report shows moderate Republicans grow uneasy as Dole follows Agnew in precampaign rhetoric. He likens Muskie to McCarthy, accuses Democrats of risky FBI attacks, and signals a new push to regain initiative ahead of 1972. Governors Milliken and Love reserve judgment.
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Gannett News
Williamsburg
Robert J. Dole
Kan
Spiro T. Agnew
Dole
Edmund S. Muskie
Joe McCarthy
FBI
Muskie
Agnew
William G. Milliken
Michigan
John A. Love
Colorado
Kansas
Nixon
How to Score Memory Genius Quiz Answers
A study of a 100 question test spans 10 days with daily scoring tiers. Questions cover Prime Ministers, symbols, holidays, clothing terms, shipparts, currency portraits, cowardice feathers, cashmere source, Mohammedan deity, and January birthstone.
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Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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