Campus unrest debated by Rep. Roudebush in newsletter
Hoosier congressman Urges continued probe by Presidential Commission into campus unrest. He argues most students seek education, not violence, and warns against blaming the entire student body for a militant minority. He links pollution to urban distress and cites smog history.
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U.S
Echard L. Rowdebush
Newslettiee
Vietnam
Roudebush
York
Rodebush
Campus Murphy
Three Bugs Folklore Urges Harmony Among Races
A historic verse from Aligt Gary portrays three bugs of white black and gold in a basket who quarrel over crumbs. After envy and cold, a stronger bug saves the others by sharing and cooperation, reflecting a call for racial harmony in America.
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United
Aligt Gary
Connecticut Republican primary races shape state politics
The piece analyzes the 1955 primary rule use in Connecticut with Duffiey Marcus challenging the party line for Dodd’s seat and Republican Lowell Weicker facing a pivotal race. It praises Lupton as a strong anti solipsism voice and argues for independence balanced with party principles ahead of the August 12 contest.
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Connecticut
Gad
Senator Dodd
Joseph Duffey
Edward Marcus
Alphanis Tionahue
Demic
John Bainyl
Republican Party
John Tarplen
Lowell Weicker Jr
Daley
Americans For Democratic Action
Penn Central
Morors
Mc. Duffey
Lowell Weicker
Fairfield County
Harry Byrd
Weicknr
Congress
Nixon
Cooper Church
ABM
Sohn Luplao
Nixor
Richard Nixon
Drew Pearson
Dodd
Lupton
America
Descartes
Hume
Perils of a Safety Device in Cars Sparks Debate
An opinion piece questions the push for air cushions as a belt alternative. It argues such devices could blind drivers and injure occupants, creating dangerous interior pressure and unpredictable outcomes during collisions.
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United States
George Santayana
Federal Department of “Transportation
Ion
Washington
Avery
Gen
Fee, Corp
Gas shortages loom as US faces energy crisis in 1970
Paul Harvey reports New York state faces gas scarcity and electric utilities scramble for fuel. Consolidated Edison borrows power from Tennessee, while Chicago and other cities warn of brownouts and potential factory closures as demand soars. Energy experts warn of looming shortfalls unless domestic supplies rise and new power sources, including nuclear options, are developed.
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New York
Consolidated Edison
Tennessee
Chicago
Electric Aiil Gas
Peoples
Edison Electric
Anyre
Minois
Edlinn
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
National Rural Electric Co-Operative Assa
Minneapolis
St. Louis
New York City
White House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chast Manhattan Bank
United States
Federal Power Cormmissin
Monue
Gan, Fea. Corp
Early retirement plan eyed to ease federal layoffs
Washington report outlines CSC draft allowing 25 years service or age 50 with 20 years for reduced annuities to retire early amid Defense and NASA job cuts. Plan would cut 2 percent per year until normal retirement and aim to curb disruption from retrenchment while unions push for equal union input in pay decisions.
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Civil Section Commission
Defense
National Aeronauttics and Space Administration
CSC
Congress
NASA
Okbumers
Lata F. Griner
Use American Federation of Government Employes
House Compensation Committee
Gat
Afl-Cio
Hep
Merrid K. ‘Udall
D-Aviz
Criner
Uutat
Griner
Veterans Administration
Aril
Case for Soviet American Scientific Exchange
Holmes Alexander argues for a balanced view of Soviet American scientific exchange, citing decades of NASA invited briefings and data sharing attempts. He notes mutual benefits from weather satellite data and space collaboration despite distrust and geopolitical tensions.
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Washington, D.C
Soviet Union
Cyrus Eaton
Dows
Manned Space Center
Thomas Paixe
Jenure
NASA Bacomas
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NASA
Space Partnership
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Bel
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Successul Mae Khrushchey
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