Ten Years More for Clean Auto Exhausts and Jetport Idea
Editorial notes that automakers and petroleum firms must cooperate to cut pollution by 1980 and suggests federal engines be near pollution free. Also discusses FAA jetport siting on Lake Erie to relieve air congestion, citing noise and land-site constraints for future SSTs.
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Atst
California
Washington
Edward N. Cole
General Motors
Airanne
Ines Coté
Detroit
Lake Erie
Federal Aviation Agency
Cleveland
FAA
Upper Midwest
New York
Los Angeles
Miami
Mercenaries Fuel Conflicts in Africa and Biafra War
The piece notes mercenaries in Africa selling services to warring sides. Nigerians employed pilots flying MIG-17 jets supplied by Russia, including Britons and others for about 2600 dollars a month. Egyptian nationals piloted Nigerian bombers as conflicts persist, with mercenaries planning future wars rather than retreating from Africa.
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Biafra
Russia
Africa
Nixon picks Carswell to fill Haynsworth vacancy
Washington note argues the nomination reflects political constraints and the rise of the "least objectionable" choice. It cites George Harrold Carswell as a capable but not top-tier pick, and warns of a pattern where special interests block deserving jurists. It proposes jurists from state and federal benches advise the president.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr
Haynsworth
George Harrold Carswell
America
Judge Haynsworth
Senate
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Afl-Cio
Congress
Is U S business missing the boat in free enterprise
Henry J. Taylor argues that American free enterprise remains strong despite student pessimism about business. He cites surveys showing many students prefer government or academia over business, yet notes Americans as a whole are deeply in business and benefit from high productivity, wealth distribution, and opportunity. He urges reframing the system as the opportunity system to preserve it.
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American Association of Advertising Agencies
Harvard Law Review
United States
Free Enterprise
Perry Engineer Is Elected President Of Shenandoah Group
Ferman W. Perry, president of Perry Engineering Co Inc, is chosen to lead the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association. Robert Barbour of Commercial and Savings Bank will speak to the Kiwanis Club on inflation. 1st Lt Thomas G Scully earned the Bronze Star for meritorious service on the Fifth Army front in Italy. John Chambers AEM 3 C trains at Corpus Christi after wings in Jacksonville and schools in Troy Bainbridge Memphis and Jacksonville.
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Ferman W. Perry
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers’ Association
Robert Barbour
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Kiwanis Club
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
E. W. Argenbright
Thomas G. Scully
Italy
John Chambers
AEM 3-C
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jacksonville
Fla
Troy
N.Y
Bainbridge
Daily Meditation on Security and Courage
The author argues security is elusive and may be impossible to guarantee. God sacrificed his son, unions discuss fringe benefits, and debt and germs threaten safety. Insecurity can fuel growth and courage, while happiness does not require complete security.
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Earth
By HAL BOYLE A Long Way to Park
Hal Boyle offers a light column noting everyday quirks and trivia. It touches driving miles, historical censorship, Manhattan doctor density, future demographics, water fiction, and quotes on art and drinking habits.
Not All Defects of Heart Will Require an Operation
Question and answers on pediatric heart issues. Functional murmurs may outgrow. patent ductus arteriosus requires surgical correction. paroxysmal tachycardia is usually not dangerous. slow growth may normalize. iodine and milk do not boost growth. eyelash-pulling may indicate anxiety and could need psychology referral.
How's Your I Q A Daily Test Of 100 Questions
A short quiz ad outlines a 10 day program to score IQ with daily results. It lists a memory genius category for 9 10 correct, very superior for 7 8, excellent for 5 6 and good for 4, and directs readers to page 2 for answers. It then poses ten sample questions about presidents citrus fruit bats labeling labor votes dry ice Hitler birthplace early American transport and Suez Canal locks.
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U.S
Adolph Hitler
America
Suez Canal
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Asia
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Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
Manhattan
Cleopatra
Nile River
Pablo Picasso
Luther Cloud
National Council On Alcoholism
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
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I.Q
Winchester Evening Star
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O ° Connell
Winchester
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