Indiana University Marks 150 Years Of Growth And Influence
The Anderson Herald celebrates Indiana University 150th anniversary noting its rise from a small Bloomington seminary to a leading national university. It praises notable programs including a top music school and strong athletics, while acknowledging challenges and optimistic student leadership for future progress.
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The Cultural Gap as Civilization’s Real Divide
The speaker argues the cultural gap surpasses the missile and generation gaps in importance. He says this gap reshapes civilization and could push humanity toward a primitive state. The gap reflects a clash between more and less civilized cultures, not merely age.
Successful Investing- Syntex shares under Senate pressure
Syntex the steroid hormone maker faces selling pressure as scientists testify at Senate subcommittee hearings on contraceptive safety. Shares may recover slowly until hearings clarify the risks and a new low dosage pill awaits FDA clearance.
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Syntex
Senate
The 500 and the 500 000 Lisbon View
McNaught Syndicate reports from Lisbon on Portugal's African wars and the regime of Caetano. It argues US openness toward Portugal depends on public support and outlines Lisbon officials view of African fronts, foreign arms supply, and the four year draft. It contrasts Portuguese governance with liberal democracy and notes the enduring ties to overseas territories.
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Angola
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Senegal
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China
Vietnam
Marcello Caetano
Salazar
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South Africa
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Our Man Hoppe DEMOCRACY IN MEMORIAM
American Democracy dies after a long illness at 193 years old. White House officials note unclear cause as autopsies are pending. Reactions span officials, reporters, and public figures while critics blame mediocrity and mass media for its decline. Funeral plans are pending with Rev Billy Graham to preside.
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National Council of Churches
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Mark Lane
Earl Warren
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
Eugene McCarthy
George Wallace
Nixon
Billy Graham
Copywright Chronicle Publishing Co
Inflation talk and wage controls in a fragmented economy
A high Administration official questions wage and price controls as a cure for inflation. The piece argues GE’s strike shows why bargaining with unions hinders competitiveness, proposes individual worker contracts, and critiques NLRA protections that entrench union power.
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America
General Electric
New York
Transport Workers Union
Westinghouse
United States
England
Jones VI
Counting House
Jones
Russia
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Organized Labor
General Electrics
Folklore of Child Viewpoints on Adults World
A collection of child centered questions and quips revealing how children view grown ups. Dialogues cover heaven, judges, personal care, pride, and sharing with a humorous, endearing tone.
Pollution and Pro Polluters Debate in 1970s Era
Sensing The News argues pollution prevention will be a major 1970s issue with political implications. It warns against anti pollution campaigns driven by emotion, urges responsible student involvement, and praises industry efforts to trap pollutants and convert wastes.
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Europe
New Left
America
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