Apollo End of an Era Editorial Reflects on Moon Mission
The editorial lauds the Apollo lunar crew of Cernan Evans and Schmitt for a smooth mission and notes moon rocks will aid research. It suggests pacing or accelerating space exploration, praising the scientists and engineers who made Apollo successful while hinting at Sky Lab and future stations.
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Apollo
Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Harrison Schmitt
U.S
Iter Hal
Ispace
United States
Bowl Bowlers and the quest for a college football crown
The piece surveys the bowl system from its 1902 origins through modern era critics who say there are too many bowls and early selections. It highlights Liberty Bowl participants Georgia Tech and Iowa State, with Tech upset over Iowa State 31-10, and debates a pre-bowl playoff to crown a national champion amid lopsided projected margins in major bowls.
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Michigan
Stanford
Pasadena
Calif
Washington
Brown
Georgia Tech
Iowa State
Harrah
University of Southern California
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Penn Star
Nebraska
Notre Dame
At Wits End Hair Appointment Obsession
A humorous Bombeck piece recounts women delaying safety and health to keep hair appointments. She recalls labor and feverish days while others sacrifice weddings, car troubles, and motherhood for styling. The column ends with reflections on vanity and resilience.
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America
Where To Write Your Legislators Card From Washington
A readable fragment lists lawmakers and addresses in Washington D C forSen Senator Vance Harlke and Senator Hireh EB Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis plus Rep Elwood Hillis with office room numbers Longworth and Loneworth buildings. It mentions districts including Delaware and Hamilton counties and dates not clear.
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Senate
Vance Harlke Toons
Washington, D.C
Sen
Hireh EB. Bayh Jr
Rovin
Washington,d.c
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Gallet
Hypocrisy in the New Left on School Busing and Free Schools
The piece critiques Ramparts writer Kozol and New Left elites over racism in counterculture education. It argues higher court busing cases force balancing, while affluent white families pull children into exclusive private schools, maintaining segregation and criticizing public schooling chaos.
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Washington
KFS
Donathan
Kozol
Nis Ramparts
Supreme Court
Deligit
Burger Court
Greater
Detroit
Kennedy
McGovern
U.S. Supreme Court
Boston
Kazal
Mmany
Dana Hall
Koxel
St. Paul's
Eion
MHC
Middle America
New York
Mountains
California
Green Hills
Vermont
King Fearnes Syndicate
Weicker shield bill and press liberty debated
Holmes Alexander questions Senator Weicker on the News Media Protection Act. He weighs the privilege for reporters to protect sources against constitutional limits, arguing the public’s right to know and the risks of defending journalistic shielding in court. He cites Supreme Court limits and historical quotes while urging caution.
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TY Batner
Washington, D.C
Sen
Tan
Ell Weicker
Polticians
Ninorly
Willian Parr
Peer Bridge mi Weiler
California
New Jersey
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Weicker
Cain
United States
Nuzaler
Lowell Weicker
Journallees
U.S
Lexell Weicker
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Disillusioned Students Question American Higher Learning
The piece cites letters to Dr. Ronald McArthur, president of Thomas Aquinas College, presenting student concerns about modern college culture. It contrasts disillusionment with calls for a return to Great Books, traditional learning, and a focused Catholic liberal arts environment.
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Lyary Tower
Ltle
Academy
Leters
Ronald McArthur
Thomas Aquinas College
Calabasas
California
Thomas Aquinas
Thomas Aguinas
Thare
University of Ashifornia
Sama Cruz
Uioning
Tam
Behemoth
Ivy Sophist College
the Higher Learning In
America
Gen
Fea, Corp
Nixon Philosophy Echoes Through Campaign Broadcasts
Paul Harvey looks at President Nixon's philosophy of government a big people versus big government. He notes postwar trust in centralized Washington power, calls for restoring states’ authority and merit based hiring, and predicts a shift toward keeping more taxpayer earnings and restraint on quotas. He previews what four years may bring.
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Nixon
Aed
Richard Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevel
Washington
America
United States
Traps for the West in European security talks analysis
The dispatch warns that SALT talks begun in Geneva and preliminary meetings in Helsinki threaten U.S. security. It cites Soviet advances in missiles and warheads, Western doubts, and possible Kremlin pressure in broader European conferences. It urges a tougher U.S. stance as new arms talks unfold.
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Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Helsinki
Finland
Soviet Union
U.3
Ussr
Moscow
Weil
Mediterranea
Avalıerens
European
NATO
United States
Ordnance Magazine
U.S
Otto von Hapzburg
To the
Point Magazine
Mint
Kremlin
Russia
Mediterranean
America
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Anderson
Indiana
George B. Chittemerger
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Harrien W. Ton
Robern J. Jackson
Andarson
Perrier
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Phillips
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