Editorial on Haiti Duvalier regime and Morton cabinet move
An unsigned editorial critiques the Haiti situation under young Duvalier and questions prospects for reform or revolt, contrasting it with Papa Doc's prior rule. It notes Secretary Morton may relocate Interior Department operations to Denver for a month, calling the plan sensible and unusual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Caude
Duvatier
Haiti
Duvalier
Francois Duvalier
Rogers C. B. Morton
Denver
Cadet’s Honest Confession Wins Naval Academy Chance
A Tennessee cadet William Greer Pitt from Tullahoma admitted a minor shoestring violation under West Point honor rules. Rep. William Anderson intervened, leading to Pitt’s acceptance at the Naval Academy after being pressured to resign from West Point for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Armed Services
William Greer Pitt
Tullahoma
Cnde
Teld
Puckett
Tennessee
Naval Academy
Blessing In Disguise A Lesson From Business Slowdown
The author argues slower business may teach respect for law and self government and reveal truths about the American system. It notes that in 1970 the majority of earnings went to employees while the rest funded future growth, questioning social reform without business profits.
Army Justice On Trial The My Lai Probes and Reforms
Law professor Telford Taylor argues for major reforms in military justice after My Lai. He cites 1955 limits on court martial for elder veterans and calls for an independent military legal department to prosecute, with only Army review. He criticizes prosecutorial control by superior officers and field vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ley
Telford Taylor
Agadier
Che U
Supreme Court
Congress
Taylor
My Lai
Jonathan O. Seaman
First Army
Secretary of the Army
Séaman
Department of Justice
Army
Calley
Génse
The Highest Compliment in America Is Honest Self-Critique
Holmes Alexander argues that debunking revered American heroes amid wartime atrocities reveals a national struggle to balance pride with accountability. He contends readers react anti Americans when truth exposes faults in Washington Lincoln and US institutions, yet true honor lies in acknowledging shortcomings.
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Washington, D.C
Shores Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lient
William Galley
Calley
Catley
My Lai M Massacra
America
Washington
Lincoln
Ths
USA
Cornucopia
Msaught Syndicate Fu
Population politics and abortion debates across states
The excerpt argues that repeal of abortion laws fuels a deadly trend with rising fetal losses, cites New York figures as proof, and contrasts Japan's aging population to warn of economic and social risks. It notes Michigan legislative hearings on abortion and voices supporting euthanasia as a supposed remedy, referencing Annette Kirk and a public hearing in Muskegon.
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Deal
New York
Japan
Ecgrontists
Michigan
House of Representatives
Muskegon
Annette Kirk
Heyanwar
House
Treneiua
Sotte
Gen
Fen. Corp
Phillips' Survey on Youths and 1972 Political Realignment
Kevin P. Phillips analyzes how 18–21 year olds could shift party loyalties in 1972. He notes regional splits, rising liberal Democrat influence in the North and Farm Belt, and GOP gains in the South. He highlights campus activism, youth culture, and potential polarization affecting national politics.
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New England
Suburbia
Farm Belt
GOP
Tke
U.S
Revoluton
Poerclass
Targe
SDS
George Wallace
South
Gallup
Harris Prile
Wallace
Werner
Gumeral
Northeast
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dixie
Kentucky
Virginia
Mississippi
Yous Congress
Jackson
Studens
Lee University of Alaskama
Nips
Eraperats
South Carolina
Mambar
Comrak
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
San Franciscci Bay Area
Democratic Party
California
Massachusetts
Disie
New York City
Ids
James Buckley
Taos
Aspen
Calo
Nantucket
Mass
King Feaduras Syndicate
Adaptation themes in old folklore rhymes and warnings
A fragmentary discussion notes how people adapt to hostile environments reflected in rhymes like T Was and Worry. It references fear, a shipyard worker and a christening, and mentions traffic safety rhymes showing environmental collision avoidance and social caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Higgins
William
Miles
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Scanamaic
Papa Docs
Morton
West
Army Justice
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Talorhenn
Dockson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Gronge D. Criftenburgia
Frovidard
Harriet W. Toner
Vice Posuvant
Robert & Rackson
Praudent Sod
Jane Toner
Scott Vite
Perident
Charles
Laughum Skiretery
Treaseree
Ander
Cartier
Holmes Alexander
Phillips
By Kevin P. Philips
Indochina
Eney
Folklore
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Gixtran
Ezediet
Wade
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