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Clearly, something mysterious was afoot. While Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Saudi Arabia's oil minister, wandered about Europe promising a continued flow of oil to the Arabs' "friends" and privation to enemies, almost the opposite seemed to be happening. In Britain, Germany, Italy and other nations classified by the...
Taking drastic steps to ease the immediate pressure of development barely confronts the basic issue of what kind of future a town really wants. Communities are slowly learning that the only long-term solutions come from proper planning for land use. That means putting the right development in the right...
There were other diversions as well. Just in time for the start of the professional football season, the nation's premier telephone quarterback, Richard Nixon, signed legislation banning television blackouts of home games sold out 72 hours in advance of the kickoff. That will enable tens of thousands of...
Ever since the Government report linking smoking with cancer and heart disease was first published in 1964, doctors and public health officials have waged a steady war against cigarettes. Now their efforts seem to be increasing. Last month Arizona became the first state to take legal action against tobacco by...
The U.S. has ordinarily sent its "regrets" about French tests, but this time it has not joined the protesters. State Department officials said they could hardly protest to Paris when they had not criticized China, which detonated an even larger bomb in the atmosphere late in June. The U.S., the...