Best Way To Equal Opportunity Editorial on the Hollands
Editorial extols the Hollands for lifting four Negro children through college in Latli anapolis. Brooks and Mrs Brooks juggle factory work and community duties while their children pursue higher education with family earnings loans and summer work. They emphasize Christian schooling and parental sacrifice as a path to opportunity amid prayer disputes in public schools.
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Latlianapolis
Brooks Hound
Lnianapolis
Brooks
Resthen Qurens
Hollands
Brg
Holland Suis
Willis Sehenly
Eam
Upgrading Fire Safety Codes for Urban Housing
Berkeley researchers led by associate professor Robert Williamson plan NSF funded work on high density urban housing to update fire safety codes. They study how plastics, fiberboard and other low cost materials react in fires to propose improvements and guide future research benefiting millions of Americans.
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United States
Parhivsilas
Robert Brady Wiliamson
Berkeley
University of Carornia
National Science Foundation
Willginsen
Moily
Ares
Time Pass Me By Men Face Lifts Surge In San Diego
A San Diego report notes hundreds of men weekly seek face lifts for vanity and job competition. The piece questions age norms and society's pressure on appearance, arguing men should display age lines as marks of experience rather than erasing them for youthfulness.
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San Diego
At Wits End- Tosy Molar Camp Guidance Memo
Humorous 1971 Field Enterprises piece lists camp packing and parenting tips. It compares leaving a camper with signs of departure such as damp swimwear and odors, jokes about gym shoes, and notes on letters to camp counselors.
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Marters
Bunkie
Field Enterprises, Inc
Foreign trade concerns and US dollar scenario analysis
Alice Widener critiques a prevailing US export scare, arguing the dollar remains strong and foreigners depend on American imports. She warns of a potential trade balance deterioration as imports surpass exports, noting 1960s inflation and wage patterns as factors shaping global competitiveness.
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York City
Sone
Econor Nics
Joe Blow
U.S. Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
U.S
Feders view on government overreach and tobacco policy debate
A fragmented reader letter compiles critiques of federal tobacco regulation and advertising bans, arguing inconsistent farm support programs and tax implications. It juxtaposes a San Antonio dispatch on lead-free fuel impacts with a missive mocking youth demographic myths, citing multiple U.S. sources and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feders
World war on dope and a call for discipline
Holmes Alexander argues the drug problem is a social crisis requiring hardline discipline over sympathetic treatment. He critiques liberal allowances, cites student views, and questions Communist influence while urging Nixon to push a tougher, zero-tolerance approach and a large federal program.
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Washington
D.C
House
Britain
Hong Kong
Army of
Russia
Alexander
Nixon
Gimgréss
White House
Special Action Office For
Echoe
Etudent
Red Cuba
Vidtcong
Vietnam
Ty Fey
Ould
Sear
MeNaught Syndicate
Rhodesia trade ban should be lifted for strategic ore
Sensing The News argues that the Nixon administration should revoke the Rhodesia trade ban to gain access to chromium ore, reduce reliance on the Soviet Union, and spur US economy. It notes Byrd and Collie bills to allow Rhodesian imports and cites Yale's Dr. Rowe on Rhodesia's independence and manufacturing growth. The piece urges action before Congress acts and calls for broader ties with Southern Africa.
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Washington, D.C
Rhodesia
Johnson
Nixon
Congress
United States
Harry P. Byrd Jr
Virginia
U.S
James Collie
Texas
Soviet Union
Wixin
Chita
Great Britain
Britain
Africa
Labor Party
David N. Rowe
Yale University
New York Times
Mozambique
South Africa
White House
Opinion: Drug sources and policy critique from 1971
A column argues about cannabis, opium, and heroin supply linked to U S policy. It cites drug seizures in Miami, heroin use among returning troops, and Thailand Turkey and other source nations. The piece criticizes government subsidies and foreign aid that support drug production and questions Nixon administration strategy.
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Sam
Kansas
United States
Customs Department
Miami
Sverseda
Vietnam
Traey
Burms
Laos
Red China
Thailsed
Thailand
Bangkok
Nixon
Turkey
Freedmna
Amsterdam
Holland
Congress
Te Say
Idain
Ren
Frank Oraroh
State Department
Coppright
Gea
Fea, Corp
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THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Andaran
Indiana
George D. Canstenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Ralidert
Roberi
Jane Toner
Scott Visetreideat
Snames
WY. Laugh
Clave Portage Potdab Ani
Certier
Smoil
Carrice
Bereta
Associated Press
Alice Widener
Nova Scotia
United Brotherhood
Carpenters
Michelin Tire
Secal Tulleighis
Daily
Oklahoman
Kelly Air Force Base
Ground Support Equipment Branch
NR Division
Kelly Observer
Nrechnician
San Antonio (Texas
America
Holmes Alexander
Anthony Harrigan
Paul Harvey News
Pou
Harvey
Barvey
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