Summer of Youth Unemployment Threatens Urban Peace
A columnist warns that rising youth unemployment in summer markets risks social unrest and crime. Government programs and private efforts aim to create jobs, but experts note wage laws and slow economic growth limit youth hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lense
Bureau of Labor Lislstics
Septuber
Jain V Lindsay
New York City
Congress Tinday
Nixon
National Alliance of Businessmen
Folklore Parables From Aesop Style Folkloreay
Folkloreay Willem Wade Folkloreay Willem Wade Fabits recount a group of tales judged as Bene, differing from Aesop. The piece narrates three kinds of women by age cues and a parable about body parts debating who should lead. It ends with the moral that being brainy isn’t required to be boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Linder
An Academic Opportunity for Stanford and Beyond
The piece critiques Kenneth Pitzer’s Stanford presidency and the wider college crisis. It argues dissatisfaction with campus protests and national policy, and proposes outside intervention to create a first rate, secure college environment. It envisions a selective board, guaranteed campus order, and welcomes elite scholars if security is ensured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Pitzer
Stanford University
Accentu
Pitzer
Chantelleries
Stanford
Rice
Pfizer
Novon
Brigham Young University
Ageex
President Pitzee
Ney
Washington
America
Kenneth Pilzer
Richard Nixon
University of California
Lawlessness Begets Law The Nation's Safety Debate
A washed transcript rails at rising crime and private guards, arguing lawlessness breeds more lawlessness. It notes police growth, gun and dynamite access, and questions reliance on new gun laws as diplomats face global risk, citing Washington and Michigan incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Tony
Andi Gun Crisaders
Michigan
Gan. Fan. Corp
Doves and the War in Indochina Debated in Senate
The Senate passed Cooper-Church amid withdrawal from Cambodia, amid mixed votes and House opposition. Nixon’s veto is anticipated if any military funding includes the measure. Doves face political risk as public supports decisive action. Agnew critiques liberal senators while Nixon’s policy gains support and reads as a victory for the Cambodian campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatonlal
Indochina
Cambodia
Senate
Cooper-Church
House of Representatives
House
Nixon
South Vietnam
Iore Quschiel
Congress
Allier
Indoshina
Southeast Asia
Wixen
Ameri
Cal
Afr
Nivan
Nisan
Trontiery
North Vietnam
Cooper-Chired
Senglar Waller Blondale
Minnesota
Sant Paul
Fedlim
Pullic
Hawai
Cleveland
South Vietna
Agnew
Willem Fulbright
Gulf of Yankin
Vietnam
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy Jovay
Mig
Reed
Lig United States
Cone
Cooper-Chick
Gal Sillier
Young
Ghia
McCarthy
Yarborough
Gore
Tennessee
Marthe
Indiana
Williams
New Jersey
Grodell
Uberal
New York
Burdick
North Dakota
Moss
Mr. Nixon
Doves
Gen. Fen. Corp. Fs Tin
Wildlife morality and the mine canaries of extinction
A reflective piece argues wildlife serves as a mine canary for environmental health. It contends humane attitudes and moral responsibility toward rare species reflect humanity’s readiness to face ecological crises, warning that neglect endangers all life including humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Bandicoots
Curassows
Thylacines
Arcbes
Lorises
Planigales
Phasggales
Aurabals
Tinamans
Gienel
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Featherbedding in Hollywood Sparks Union Debate
A scrambled report from Hellywood notes producer Arthur Broly arranging a three week rehearsing and shooting schedule in New York for his film Love You. Unions demanded a four man sound crew and a separate card at the eve of filming while a three man crew might suffice. The piece critiques union demands as pressuring workers and shaping public sentiment against unions amid industry tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teportig
Hellywood
Arthur Broly Higd
New York
Wale
Genesra
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Edward Shaw
University of California At
Los Angeles
New York Times
United States
College Imacement Council
Ta Maren
Bachechim
Federal Bureau of Investifialinh
Richard Hofstadler
Columbia University
Benjamin Spock
Ay Willem Wade
THE
Anderson Herald
Ween Oes
ARLES
W. Tadgr Soutery Eed Trem
Henday Ansopt Momiey
Clare Pribege
Inchon
Mall
Indica
Mabie
Peyebie
Wall Eutdle
Tiene
Fie Kereld
Thekdl Plas
Savoy Roi
Bccatio
Buckley
Asoris
Paul Harvey News
Burns
Reaper
Rirk
Thames Vermillion
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