Solon urged to mind his own business in Farbstein feud
In a letter to the editor a Solon criticizes Congressman Farbstein for pressuring Purdue and Wisconsin over alleged discrimination and calls on him to focus on improving New York and New Jersey schools. The piece defends Indiana tuition for out-of-state students and urges Hoosiers to run Purdue with a Hoosiers-first approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Farbstein
D-N.y
Purdue University
University of Wisconsin
New York Metropolitan Area
New York and
News
Farbstein
Farthiitin
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Dissent Rights and Commencement Addresses Debate
Judge Cale Holder urged that protests at campuses must respect life and property while allowing lawful dissent. The piece notes presidential attendance at commencements declined amid campus unrest and urges teaching unity from home and schools to preserve national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Cale Holder
Indianapolis
Selective Service
Holder
Riot and Freedom of Speech Clash Cited in News Voice
A provocative quote contrasts student riots and violent clashes with the term freedom of speech. The remark attributes sensational labeling to media coverage and critiques how public language frames protests and violence. Don MacLean voices skeptical commentary from Washington Daily News.
Speculation in Debentures and Cement Stocks
An reader questions retirement investments and Roger Spear advises caution on B-rated debentures and long bond maturities. He analyzes McCrory and California Electric Power, recommends holding Ideal Cement after a dividend cut, and notes a likely merger impact. The piece promotes Spear’s investment guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crory
Rapid American
McCrory Common Stock
McCrory
California Electric Power
Nove
Southern California Edison
Underground Soviet Newsletter Champions Legal Rights
A 1970 McNaught Syndicate report details the Chronicle of Current Events, a samizdat circulating in the USSR that exposes arrests by the KGB, calls for legal reform and greater openness, and reveals anti-Semitism and ethnic tensions. Editors are described as scientists and engineers seeking restraint by rulers and a firm adherence to laws and human rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Ussr
Aml
Brezhnev
Kosysin
Chronicle of
Khronika Tekushchikh Sobytiy
Ini
Chronicle
Samizdat
Literatura
Societ
KGB Agends
Kremlin
KGB
Union of Fighters For Political Freedom
Soldatov
Zweig
Dickens
Tolstoy
USS
Soviet Union
Soviet
Russia
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Saving America’s Buried Past Archaeology in Danger
An archaeologist argues that the United States harbors many threatened historic sites at risk from vandalism and development. He praises states like Pennsylvania North Carolina Georgia Michigan for preservation efforts and laments scarce funding. He notes rare federal support and foreign aid for European digs while American records decay. He urges proactive protection and public engagement to safeguard physical heritage for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Palestine
Romanaly
United States
Ivor Noel Ime
Department of Archaeology
Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia
Athenaeum of
Philadelphia
Hume
Pennsylvania
Fort Ligonier
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
New Jersey
Michigan
Port Mitchilimackinac
Straits of Mackinac
Amichilimackinac
Mackinaw City
Europe
Food For Freedom
Poland
Yugoslavia
Mr. Hume
Library of Congress
Smithsonian
Scotland
Right Hysterias and Nixon in Cambodia Crisis
A reflective critique of Time magazine coverage on Cambodia and U.S. reactions. It notes diplomat Stoessel in Warsaw, public hysteria over Nixon's Cambodia move, and varied American responses from youth protests to elite restraint, highlighting misreads and morale concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Warsaw
Walter Stoessel
Cambodia
Richard Nixon
North Vietnam
Nixon
Time Magazine
St. Francis of Assisi
Immanuel Kant
Hréets
Civil Service panel split over Memorial Day speech at CSC
Washington workers describe Memorial Day observance at the Civil Service Commission as partisan. Agriculture official William B. Galbraith urged reexamining sedition laws while critics said the speech attacked war protesters. Some staff protest the event as misused government time and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Foberal
Gatlock
The
CSC
American Legion
Interior Department
Agriculture
Congressional
Léae Ison
William B. Galbraith
Galbraith
America
American Legion Service
Associates of Agriculture
Manifesto for the forgotten generation of reparations
An essay argues that a 25 million strong forgotten generation should demand reparations for past hardships. It suggests a symbolic payment of 500 million dollars, funded by churches and synagogues, to aid with daily costs and enable basic needs like dentures and eyeglasses. Indiana DeMolay Digest notes the proposal as a social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Island
Fort Knox
James Forman
Indiana
DeMolay Digest
Order of DeMolay
Short Thoughts on Seeds and Trade Gaps
A thousand cherry tree seedlings were given to Boquete Pagama by Japan to foster friendly ties. Sweden sees rapid motorcycle sales with registrations above 50,000 and projected 75 percent rise for 1961. In 1969 U.S. fishermen landed 195.5 million pounds of shrimp earning $33 million, $12 million more than the year before, as West Beaks visitors rose to 8.7 million, up 960,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boquete
Pagama
Japan
Sweden
U.S
West Beaks
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Solon
Elc
Ing
Don MacLean
D.C
Daily News
Roger E. Spear
Ideal Cement
Potash Company of America
Ideal Cement Becane
Ideal Basic Industries
Séal
Saskatchewan
Roger Spear
Akerson Herald
Grand Central Station
N.Y
Gen. Fea. Corp
Spe
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers
Jackson Street
Anderson
Gronse
Crittenserger
Provident
Harriet Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Chamss
W. Laughlin
Secoritary
Secord Clave
Mitt
the Herald
Associated Press
Excelsior
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Gen
Fea. Corp
William’ F. Buckley
Buckley
Mexico City
Moscow Ballet
India
Oberlin College
Robert Carr
National Guard
Rempatis
Pravda
Tom Hayden
Black Panthers
Kent State
Muzdera
Bark
Rackley
Henry Kissingler
Hanoi
Cambbdia
Republic
Causey
By Mike Causey
Acheis
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