Cancer Crusade and cereal monopoly spark national debate
Editorial argues Congress supports a national cancer agency and continued private American Cancer Society leadership in funding research and education. It contrasts this with a cereal industry antitrust drive, warning against threats to free enterprise while urging donations to cancer causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Indiana
American Cancer Society
Ganizations
National Cancer Institute
NCI
Tne
Asell
Cancer Crusade
Signs of Progress in Oil Spill Cleanup and Identification
A New York Times feature notes advances in oil spill response. A major oil company research affiliate solidifies spilled cargo with a gel to prevent ocean escape. A fingerprinting method distinguishes crude oils to identify sources for proper cleanup and legal action.
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Hatomne
New York Times
Fom Iza
Chemica
The
Times
Readers Comment on Drug Awareness Meeting at Church
A reader describes a meeting at First United Methodist Church on drug abuse and prevention. Byron Chamberlain of the Anderson police discusses effects on children and the dangers of drug marketing. The letter urges parents to attend and asks why 일부 cases are dismissed and how courts handle pushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Forest Alley
Byron Chamberlain
Anderson Police Department
Netwock
United Methodist Church
Jon
Arest
ITT and Multinationals in the Postwar Global Order
The piece argues ITT and similar giants shape the world economy more than democratic politics admit. It highlights SKF and Olivetti as peers, cites UN era context, and notes rising foreign direct investment and a 1969 forum in Istanbul on multinational role and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Badbt
Nveign
SKF
Aktlebolaget Svenska Kullagerfabtiken
Olivetti
United Nations
West Europe
Japan
Africa
Asia
Europe
Istanbul
France
Arthur Watson
International Chamber of Commerce
Watson
Trgendhal
Ministries of Justice and Foreign Affairs
Compa
ITT
Democratic Party
Harold Geneen
Brussels
Europara
Geneen
Eles
Washington
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rise of melancholy in America and suburban woes
Alice Widener reports on a Wall Street Journal piece noting rising mental distress across the United States led by housewives in comfortable suburbs. The essay criticizes modern culture, media, and social change while urging readers to seek hopeful, forward looking remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
United States
Yweites
David Brand
Wall Street Journal
Sue
Farvard Pagennatrist
Nixon and the Conservatives in the Buckley Era
The piece argues conservatives are split over Nixon China policy and wage and price controls while Buckley and allies push to curb Nixon. It discusses Lubell’s Sun and Moon theory, a shift toward a new middle American coalition, and the evolving GOP dynamics with rising rightward influence and leftward shifts in policy.
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Nixon
Washington
KFL
China
Taiwan
Barry Goldwater
William F. Bucksey Jr
U.S
Buckley
Buckley-Ashbrook
Waite House
White House
George Shultz
Arthur Burns
GOP
Ie Hepublicans
Lubell
Samuel Lubell
Nix
Cénley
Cixen
Harvard
Harlem
Arcdi
Bunker
Queens
Indiana
Old Confederacy
Subuchan
California
John V. Lindsay
Ogden Reid
Jackson Miss
Mississippi
Florida
National Review
FPR
Middletown Church Starts Parochial School System
Paul Harvey reports on a Middletown Ohio effort by Grace Baptist Church to create the Middletown Christian Schools a parochial system aiming for high moral standards and discipline. Tuition is set at 20 a month for kindergarten and 40 for other grades. The Ohio Department of Education may accredit the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Church
Harvey
Church School
Thelax
Howard Barr
Dalton School
New York
Trator
Grace Baptist Church of
Middletown Christian Schools
Ohio Department of Education
Gea
Fea
Corg
Super Children and Normal Kids in At Wit's End
A grandmother critiques the idea of “Super Children” versus normal kids. She compares traits and behaviors, satirizing parental expectations and a mother’s willingness to expose children to audiences. The piece contrasts indulgent grandparent humor with a mother’s protective stance.
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Uno
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Chitiemberger
Provident
Wigner
Navy
Jane Toner
Charles W. Laughlin
Senetary
Cotlar
Musel
Evita
Sy Mall Ovhide
Tony
Associated Press
Focal
Holmes Alexander
JIT and the Multinationals
Wasilington
D. C
92Nd Congress
Alexander
Alice Widener
Rarher
Archie Bunker
CBS
Edward Everett Hale
U.S.A
Phillips
By Kevin P. Phillips
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
the Bible School
By Erma Bombeck
Cui
Super Children
Leacher
Martha
Phyllis
Field Enterprises, Inc
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