Flag Day Reflections Across America
Editorial notes that today is Flag Day and Americans will celebrate freedom and the symbolic flag. It says Americans will support liberty through sweat and blood and honor Old Glory as it rises on flagpoles worldwide.
The Education Dilemma and Campus Protests
A critique of rising college enrollment and campus unrest examines motives for attending higher education, parental pressure, and the clash between book learning and practical experience. It argues for letting students choose paths without coercion and urges administrators to focus on teaching individuals rather than empire building.
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Country Club
Foolish string of demands ends with drowned donkey
A father and son push to please everyone they meet on the way to market. Each criticizes who should ride, until they prop the donkey on a pole to cross a bridge. The donkey escapes, drowns in the river, and the father notes the moral that pleasing all is impossible. An American saying follows: it is easy to find fault because there is so much of it.
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Ace
Jackson
C.C.C. Banner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Rioting youth clash with Golden Years hotel crowd in era clash
A group of young demonstrators and senior citizens fought verbally and with signs at the Golden Years Retirement Hotel. The confrontation included chants about politics and wartime memory, some property damage, and a later uneasy truce as teens and elderly residents united briefly against younger trespassers.
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Golden Years
Detroit
Pearl Harbor
Henry Wallace
Old Square
Spike Jones
Golden Years Hotel
Oldsters
California Board Sets Sex Education Guidelines
A California State Board of Education report urges moral focus in sex education, stressing home responsibility, voluntary programs, qualified instructors, and parental involvement. It condemns SIECUS materials and cautions against harming religious beliefs or parental teachings.
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Caliornia
California Board of Education
Calcutta Viewed as World’s Awfulest City and Lesson
An observer roams Calcutta at 5:45 a.m. detailing beggars, leprous children, open privies, and beggar rickshaw life. He argues the city shows how population growth outpaces charity amid Communist governance, urging global reflection on urban decay and human values.
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India
Southeast Asia
Chamber of Commerce
New Asia
Taipei
Bangkok
Jyoti Basu
Red Left
West Bengal
Hooghly
Pope Paul VI
Gen. Fen. Corp
The Moon to the Slums How to Save Our Cities
An in-house white paper argues that the same systems used for space programs could rebuild urban areas. It criticizes fragmented government action and industry apathy, calling for a national city rehabilitation drive with crisis-like urgency.
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Washington, D.C
Johnson
Nixon
Fortune Magazine
Karl Haar
Aerospace Industries Association
Washington
Spiro Agnew
NASA
TVAQ
Successful Investing: Spear recommends Atlas and California Financial
Roger Spear advises a high school reader to sell P and F Industries and hold Atlas Corp. and California Financial. He notes Atlas has the weakest earnings but potential from discontinued losses and a uranium contract. California Financial shows improved quarterly earnings. P and F has eight completed and six acquisitions this year, with nine months earnings down 40 percent. A guide to Successful Investing is advertised for $1.00.
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California Financial
P & F Industries
AEC
P&f
Net
Atlas
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
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