Editorials—A Menace To Remember
A student editors past editorial criticizes gen eration gaps and calls for a second Renaissance within a political economy that fosters inquiry. The piece warns that violent dissenters threaten those who disagree and stresses the need for reform within existing systems.
REA adopts new loan rules for rural electrification
The Rural Electrification Administration under David Hamil issues a bulletin defining loan approval for initial construction of rural cooperative generation and transmission facilities. Loans now depend on lack of adequate power, cost savings versus existing sources, and meaningful rate relief for consumers, signaling a shift from public ownership expansion toward efficiency and rural power reliability.
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The Magna Carta and the enduring force of law
The article recalls Magna Carta as the foundation of government by law, describing its historical role in limiting royal power and shaping the English constitution and the U.S. framework. It notes ongoing debate about repealing clauses while affirming the charter’s lasting legacy in protecting free men from unlawful seizure and arbitrary punishment.
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England
U.S
Runnymede
Readers Debate Sex Education in Schools
A reader letters to the editor questions claims about kindergarten sex education materials and asks for sources. Lester A. Bingham urges support for school programs and building educational effort rather than isolating children at home.
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Sex Information and Education Council
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Gary Allen
Allen
FBI
John Birch
Lester A. Bingham
Nichol Ave
Anderson
Ind
Catholic Renewal or Route Kirk? A Look at 1968 Trends
The Catholic Directory shows 1968 no renewal in growth. Converts drop to 103000, infant baptisms fall by 44000, priests and nuns decline, schools shrink, and parishes close while parish enrollments rise slightly. Critics blame Vatican II and internal conflict for waning zeal and organizational strain.
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United States
America
The Pot Debate By Buckley A Call For De Ideologization
Buckley argues the marijuana debate is ideologically charged on both sides. He cites polls showing half of undergrads tested, questions whether marijuana is dangerous or harmless, and urges objective testing and de ideologization. He notes court actions and rising prosecutions, with estimates of widespread 1969 arrests in California.
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Haight-Ashbury Medical Clinic
America
Hell
Robert Baird
Haven Clinic
Harlem
Dr. Smith
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Dearborn Computer & Marine a Risky Hold for Growth
Shares rose after Dearborn announced a 25 percent stake gain in a South Celebes oil project. Marine work now 20 percent of profits, likely 50 percent this year, with leases worth 68.99 million and 59 percent of purchase price recouped by March. First half revenues hit 13.6 million, EPS climbing to 1.49. Holding recommended for risk-tolerant investors.
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Dearborn
B.D. A
South Celebes
Indonesian
Muchowich
Dearborn Computer & Marine
Spear
Technocracy alters American food taste with soy based products
Purdue and the U S Agriculture Department report that soybeans could reshape menus with vegburger soy products and substitutes such as soy milk bacon and fish farm foods. High protein meat imitators cost more but appeal to dietary groups as traditional farm products remain dominant and prices will decide market share.
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Purdue
U.S. Agriculture Department
Paul Harvey Profile of Larry Lewis the ageless jogger
Paul Harvey recalls meeting Larry Lewis a 102 year old San Francisco waiter who jogs six miles daily and runs the hundred yard dash in 20 seconds. Born 1867 in what became Phoenix, he trained with Houdini and remained mentally sharp, disciplined about meals and water, and active with Boys' Clubs. He vows to race to 103 if it kills him.
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Calvin Coolidge
Lewis
St. Francis
San Francisco
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Golden Gate Park
California
12Th Streets
Larry
Phoenix
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Patt
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Fea. Corp
Short Thoughts reveal mixed views on church and state
A magazine mail poll shows five of seven young priests opposing the Pope on birth control. The office cynic calls it reality catching up with theology. Liberals claim new desegregation rulings loosen guidelines, while an official say otherwise. Pompidou lists anti Gaullists in his cabinet as he pursues a middle course and re election.
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Pompidou
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