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...modern design for the La Canada, Calif., speedway you pictured [April 9] will allow: 1) little children to cross over or under the main traffic artery in safety rather than walk among the cars; 2) local traffic to do likewise; 3) the ever-growing mainstream to flow unimpeded; and, 4) through access control, protect the public's investment by preventing private encroachment. Some people oppose these things...
...joined Alcoholics Anonymous and is trying to make a new start. He drives for the Flash Cab Co. twelve hours a day, visits his wife and four children in a Chicago suburb only on weekends while he rehabilitates himself. "I'd like to get back into the mainstream of life," he said. "But not politics...
There was a time of so-called thaw in the cold war, not many weeks ago, when such probing toward peace would have been considered the mainstream of the news. Last week, while the conferees talked of the rule of law and of order in the world, the top news was of chaos and of an enemy in Asia who growled that "peaceful coexistence is out of the question." It was to the hard issues of how to face that enemy that the editors turned for the lead story in THE NATION and the cover story in THE WORLD...
...chain changed too. The pro-Democrat, pro-labor views of Edward Wyllis Scripps gave way to moderate Republicanism, although in 1932 and 1936 Howard swung the newspaper chain behind Franklin Roosevelt. Until this Goldwater year, Roosevelt was the last Democratic presidential candidate the chain endorsed; the mainstream Republican tone was maintained by editorials sent out from New York headquarters...
...gauntlet in a speech that, together with his book, is a testimony to what he calls the value of "traditional wisdom." He not only deplores the easy credit, deficit spending and incipient inflation that he sees around him but criticizes many measures that have been welcomed into the mainstream of economic thinking. He opposes the closed shop, considers minimum-wage laws "illadvised" and partly responsible for unemployment, argues that the 15% tax on foreign securities bought by Americans is "definitely dangerous," and would like to revise the progressive features of the income tax laws. At the core of his philosophy...