Enlarge Kennedy airport blocked by study says expansion unnecessary
A National Academy report to the New York Port Authority argues Kennedy expansion into Jamaica Bay is undesirable and that more room is imaginary with better organization could handle traffic. It calls for consolidating schedules and reforming FAA and CAB bureaucracy and for the Transportation Department to coordinate resources before additions.
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New York
Kennedy
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S. Department of Transportation
Soviet Cuba tie expands as Venezuela oil lifeline grows
The piece details a Soviet plan to use Venezuela as a fuel link to Cuba with tanker convoys named after Red Cuban holidays. It notes four tankers including Seventh of November, Soviet engineers in Havana, and a high command hub at Remedios, plus Cuban underground penetration and air defense upgrades as part of a broader Caribbean foothold.
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Venezuela
U.S
Russia
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Manuel Egana
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Egana
U.S.S.R
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Black Sea
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Kherson and
Nikolaev
Remedios
Remédios
la Fuga
San Antonio de Los Banos
San Julian
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Cape Breton
Moscow
Penny rise in orange juice price draws tiny fuss
The writer shrugs at a planned one cent per can increase due to Florida orange grove freezes. He recalls bread price scares from the past and treats a penny for juice as trivial, noting lingering memories of big headline shifts.
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Florida
Reverend Racey speaks at Blue and Gold Banquet
The Rev Forrest S Racey president of Shenandoah College addressed Winchester Pack 3 at the annual Blue and Gold Banquet. The piece highlights community leaders and youth organization engagement.
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Forrest S. Racey
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Winchester
Garland M. Canter
Joan Winfree
George Wells Dellinger
Everette E. Dellinger
Roselle Park
N.J
Clinging Through Life's Temptations and Trials
A reflective meditation compares life to a life boat in a storm. People cling to illness, virtue, or property as the seas of risk rise and fall. The message notes that storms may never end for some, yet hope persists amid attempts to endure and improve.
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Nixon
Wall Street
White House
Nixon Prescribes Useful Tonic for ailing Economy
James J. Kilpatrick argues Nixon’s executive order suspending the Davis-Bacon Act offers a mild, psychology-driven therapy rather than bold medicine. The piece contends the move could slow wage hikes, boost confidence, and help revitalize demand, while stressing policy should focus on restoring employment and growth.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
Doctors of Economics
Davis- Bacon
Sobering mood shifts in Senate over Indochina crisis
William S. White describes a growing sobering mood in Washington as Senate doves and hawks inch toward a cautious stance on Indochina. He notes the Democratic leadership moves to restrain yet assist President Nixon, cautioning against national disunion and political damage from an abrupt withdrawal plan.
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Washington
Senate
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Nixon
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Mike Mansfield
Southeast Asia
George McGovern
South Dakota
Negro Voting Gap Narrowing in South Says Census
In Columbia South Carolina a Census Bureau compilation finds that 36.8 percent of voting age Negroes reported voting in last November's general elections while whites reached 44.7 percent. The rise for Negro voters from 1966 non presidential elections is 3.9 percent versus 1.7 percent for whites. The South still trails non-Southerners in turnout, signaling more distance to truly representative elections.
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Columbia
S.C
South
Bureau of the Census
How's Your I Q Brain Challenge Quiz
Based on 100 questions over 10 days this quiz scores daily performance from Memory Genius to Good. Readers answer trivia covering weapons, historic documents, operas, numbering systems, grammar correction, state names, zodiac, cards, triangles, and naval terminology from light ships.
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Office of Naval Intelligence
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Danley
Harry Doehla
Chester A. Hobert
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