Chips Off The Old Blocks In Youth Assembly Debate
An editorial critiques the World Youth Assembly at the United Nations. It argues youths resemble elders in ideology and geography, notes disillusionment among delegates, and warns against blaming the West. It concludes that youth remain humanity’s hope, though progress is gradual.
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United Nations
Ender
United States
West
Norway
L Oss
Varius
Exn
World Youth Assembly
Germany Plans 12 digit ID system for all citizens
West Germany explores a law assigning a 12 digit identification number to every citizen by 1973. The scheme uses birthdate as the first six digits and adds sex and other identifiers, aiming to streamline administration with computer help across Inland Revenue, income tax, and social insurance.
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Bunnentag
Inland Revenue
Willy Brandt
Dee
West Germany
Boiling Eggs On Pike's Peak Time Found
University of Arizona chemist Dr John V Rund tested eggs at the summit of Pike's Peak 14 100 feet high where air temperature is 187 degrees Fahrenheit He reports 28 minutes plus or minus one minute to hard boil a large Grade AA egg in a thermostatically controlled boiling setup The scientist notes it would be faster to scramble eggs at the mountain top or simply boil them elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike's Peak
University of Arizona
John V. Rund
Folklore and jokes echo direct tax and wit in quotes
A muddled collection of humorous anecdotes and misheard quotes features a treasury secretary anecdote on direct versus indirect taxation and a vaudeville style dialogue about mistaken identities. It includes a punchy misattributed lawyer exchange and Dr. Crane recounting a car fix anecdote with Mae West and a college graduate quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
the Herald
Recession Medicine and Welfare Grants Under Fire
A Monterey California welfare official pushes unemployment cuts for nonworking youths and strict dress rules for continued benefits. Critics warn of abuses while lawmakers debate Medicare Medicaid costs and workfare as 1970 recession strains budgets and voter turnout.
Nebraska Senator Hruska backs Nixon while pledging salary cut
The article notes Senator Hruska of Nebraska voted to cut his own pay by forty percent and discusses reactions to President Nixon and Congress. It contrasts Republican strategy with Truman era politics, highlighting concerns over inflation, unemployment, crime bills, and the Vietnam War's place in public concern.
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Nebraska
Richard Nixon
Washington
D.C
Konan Hruska
Congress
Nixon
Truman
Mitchell
Jeni
Senate
Phonics Versus Look Say in Early Reading Debate
In a critique of literacy instruction, the author argues phonics is the only genuine path to reading. Cites studies and publishers like Open Court and Lippincott, calls ITA ineffective, and urges support for the Council for Basic Education.
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Rudolf Flesch
Jolinny
Arthur Tracs
Tyan
Johnny
Stecket
Council For Basic Education
Filderith Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
CBE
George Weber
ITA
Britain
J. B. Lippencolt, Company
Open Court Publishing Company
One Educational Foundation
Open Court
Lippincci
Council
Martner Smith
CBI
Ford Foundation
A Foundation
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Clifton Fadimen
James Koerner
Arther Trace
Gen
Fea. Corp
How Communists Negotiate Explored by Navy Admiral Joy
Alice Widener reports on President Nixon and Ambassador Bruce in Paris as the article reviews Admiral C. Turner Joy’s book How Communists Negotiate. It quotes Joy on Communist tactics, bargaining psychology, and the emphasis on equality of status to shape negotiations while urging readers to study Joy’s conclusions.
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New York City
Nixon
California
David E. Bruce
Paris
Bruce
Yale
C. Turner Joy
Kaesong
Panmunjom
Admiral Joy
Macmillan Company
Fredelis Publishers
Toc
P.O. Box
Santa Monica
Will Almdst
Pope
Environmental blame game mirrors urban governance crisis
An analysis argues that city problems prompt politicians to pass buck to others, resembling environmental debates. It criticizes municipal inefficiencies, zoning gaps, and inadequate infrastructure while urging reforms and streamlined urban governance to meet public needs.
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