Reflections on Slain Officers and Public Perception
Rich Chicago editor James Moore argues against vilifying police after the June slayings of five officers at Cabrini-Green. He challenges critics who label cops as brutal or inept, stressing officers' humanity, education, and commitment to improving lives despite violence.
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Chicago
Moore
James Severity
Sid Pa- Wolman
Anthony Rizanto
Cabrini-Green
Finilies
Commission On Violence
Society of Friends
Tart
Cassius Clay
Muhammed Ali
Japan Surrenders After Soviet Manchurian Push
A historical outline notes the Soviet invasion of Manchuria in 1945 and Japan’s subsequent surrender to the Allies. It highlights Stalin and Malinovsky’s statements, Yalta promises, Potsdam issues, and debates on Japan's imperial house provision.
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Soviet Union
Pan
Manchuria
Tokyo
Japan
Malinovsky
U.S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Yalta
Roosevelt
Stalin
Xuble Islands
Far
Koviet
Russia
Imperial House
Robert Butaw
Congressional Comment on Inflation and Deficit Spending
Congressman Thomas Kleppe argues inflation stems from Federal deficit spending and calls for a balanced budget. He notes lawmakers backing spending increases also complain about inflation and urges controlling deficits to lower prices and interest rates.
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Sere Wice
Thomas Kleppe
R-N
Dakota
Congress
Ional Record
Folklore Reflections on Diplomacy and Wit
A series of brief anecdotes illustrate diplomatic behavior through humor. The editor rewrites a farmer pig tale, a tearful airport encounter elicits sympathy, and a graveyard exchange uses playful punch lines to reveal cultural attitudes.
Powder Ridge Festival Fallout Highlighted by Connecticut Chaos
Readable fragments recount Powder Ridge in Middlefield Connecticut where a planned summer rock festival drew thousands of youths. Courts blocked the event, yet 30 000 visitors arrived. drug use arrests and medical cases rose as food and water ran short. Local residents aided with aid baskets and volunteers amid pollution and hot conditions.
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Powder Ridge
Mitchefield
Woodstock
Altamont
Middlefield
Connecticut
Earl Warren
William Abraxzi
New York Times
Devito
Why Students Want Out and the College Dilemma
Dr Hayakawa warns college students are social dynamite as they seek real world problems, while others pursue professional aims. The piece argues for equal prestige for academic and vocational education and a flexible system to prevent disaffection and social unrest.
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New York City
Nixon
Hayakawa
Hayaka Vwa
Wall Stree Journal
The
Wall Street Journal
Thair Iniceal Deeds, Teger
Vietnam
Fea
College
Camut
Niko Waseda
Syatens
Aden
Conscience criteria debated in draft case contrasts Ali and Font
Brig Gen (Ret) L A Marshall condemns draft board criteria for conscientious objection. He cites Curtis Tarr and Supreme Court ambiguities in evaluating sincerity and belief. The column contrasts Muhammad Ali's public stance with Lt. Louis P. Font's legal stance and cost to taxpayers.
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Drsft
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Supreme Good
Vera
Hercules
Sterculus
Supreme Court
Aioe
Eecure Aginst
Osielach
Michigan
Washington
Garolinas
Bs Whitegood
Clay
Louis P. Font
West Point
Font
Military Academy
Army
School of Government
Harvard
Sone
United States
Vietnam
Ali
Council For A Livable World funds bid in U S disarmament politics
Holmes Alexander discusses the Council For A Livable World based in Washington and its alleged role in campaign financing for liberal disarmament causes. He questions how donations influenced votes and policy, citing figures across multiple campaigns and senators.
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BOR
Washington, D. C
Bill Fulbright
Arkansas
George McGovern
South Dakota
Alexander
Bnt
Council For A Livable World
Connecticut Ave
Washington
Eugene
McCarthy
Gaylord Nelson
Joe Clark
Wayne Morse
Senate
Charles Mathias
Dan Brewster
Tom Hagieton
Missouri
Tom Curtis
Ata Frank Church
Jacob Javits
Albert Gore
Philip Wart
Gale Mettie
Joseph Montsyn
Frank Mass
Edmund Muxkie
Joe Tydings
Ral Yarborough
Edward ‘Brooke
Cliftford Case
Mark Hatfield
Les Metealt
Walter Mondale
McGee
United States
South Vietnam
Navy
High Seaa
Pentagon
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Can You Truly Trust Any Teacher Under Forty
A 1978 letter cites concern over college instructors and new teachers, arguing many are leaving teaching for other work. Peter Gliewert discusses the need to reboot education, suggesting age limits and reforms to improve student preparation and connect schooling with real-world experience.
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Suda College
Columba
Peter Gliewert
D¢En
Fedfien
Alon
Minda
Fee
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