Solon Should Mind His Own Business Editorial
The letter cites Rep Farbstein’s push to bar aid to schools discriminating by religion or ancestry and to aid state universities that admit out of state students fairly. It urges Farbstein to focus on New York and New Jersey, and to let Indiana’s Purdue University be run on a Hoosier-first basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Farbstein
D-N.y
Purdue University
University of Wisconsin
New York Metropolitan Area
New York
New Jersey
Farbstein
Judge Holder urges duty to law amid campus unrest
Judge Cale Holder in Indianapolis urges that while dissenters may express views lawfully, destruction of property and interference with government operations are not protected by the Constitution. He warns that campus demonstrations disrupt education and threaten rights of the majority, urging unity and proper conduct in home and schools.
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Nixon
Cale Holder
Indianapolis
Selective Service
Holder
Ficht
Quotable Quote on Riots and Labels
A Washington Daily News columnist contrasts student riots with televised coverage. He argues that when students riot or kidnap deans it is labeled freedom of speech, while when workers clash with students it is called violence. The remark highlights media framing and public perception.
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Ing
Don MacLean
Washington
D.C
Daily News
Speculation in Bonds and Cement Stocks
Opinion on McCrory 742s debentures and California Electric Power 425 bonds as retirement income ideas. Notes Rapid American stake in McCrory, 4 year maturity risk, and AA rating for the utility. Recommends Ideal Cement held for eventual rebound after 1967 merger and potash impact.
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McCrory
Rapid American
McCrory Common
California Electric Power
Southern California Edison
Russian Underground Literature Chronicle Sees Soviet Rights Push
Holmes Alexander reports on the Chronicle of Current Events, a samizdat newsletter circulating in the USSR since 1968. It exposes arrests and KGB interrogations, urges respect for the Constitution and UN Human Rights, and notes anti Semitism and interethnic tensions, with editors said to be scientists and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Ussr
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Chronicle of
Khronika Tekushchikh Sobytiy
Chronicle
Samizdat
The
Societ
KGB
Kremlin
Union of Fighters For Political Freedom
Soldatov
Zweig
Dickens
Tolstoy
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Protecting America’s buried past, before it vanishes for good
An archaeologist argues U S sites face destruction from vandals and greed and warns state and local governments underfund preservation. He praises selectively Michigan Fort Michilimackinac and other states, notes scarce federal funds, and urges prompt action to save America’s heritage for future generations.
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Palestine
Italy
United States
Ivor Noel Hume
Department of
Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia
America
Athenaeum of
Philadelphia
Hume
Pennsylvania
Fort Ligonier
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
New Jersey
Michigan
Fort Michilimackinac
Straits of Mackinac
Michilimackinac
Mackinaw City
Europe
Poland
Yugoslavia
Scotland
HYSTERIA IN AMERICA OVER CAMBODIA AND NIXON
The piece critiques Time magazine coverage of Cambodia and Nixon’s Cambodia policy, contrasting diplomatic calm with domestic panic. It mocks youth protests, notes Oberlin College actions, and cites Hayden and Kissinger rumors as misreads, arguing the real harm was national hysteria and perception rather than policy success.
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U.S.A
Warsaw
Walter Stoessel
Cambodia
Richard Nixon
North Vietnam
Nixon
Time Magazine
St. Francis of Assisi
Immanuel Kant
John Lennon
National Guard
Ramparts
Pravda
Tom Hayden
Black Panthers
Kent State
U.S
Rackley
Henry Kissinger
Presiden Nixon
Hanoi
America
Mr. Nixon
Republic
Civil Service workers decry Memorial Day talk as political rally
Civil Service Commission staff members describe last Thursday's Memorial Day service as partisan. William E. Galbraith, Agriculture deputy undersecretary, reportedly questioned war protesters' patriotism and urged review of treason and sedition laws. Some attendees praised the speech while others, especially antiwar workers, felt offended and limited in airing views at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
CSC
American Legion
Interior Department
Agriculture
Congressional Liaison
William E. Galbraith
Galbraith
America
American Legion Service
Manifesto for the Forgotten Generation Demands Reparations
An essay from the Indiana DeMolay Digest argues the forgotten generation of 25 million should press for reparations for past hardships. It notes their wartime and postwar struggles, midlife tax burden, and a symbolic sum of 500 million to aid needs like dentures and glasses.
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Manhattan Island
Fort Knox
James Forman
Indiana
International Seed Gift to Boquete Ties Japan and Panama
Japan presented Boquete Panama with a thousand cherry tree seedlings to foster cordial relations. The note highlights diplomatic ties amid growing regional exchange.
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Boquete
Panama
Japan
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Roger Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
N.Y
Gen. Fea. Corp
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Associated Press
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Ife
Saving
Kirk
Library of Congress
Smithsonian
Gen. Fen. Corp
William F. Buckley
Mexico City
Moscow Ballet
India
Oberlin College
Robert Carr
Planna
Buckley
Causey
Sweden
West Berlin
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