Earth Week should become education week not protest
Editorial argues Earth Week, born from Earth Day, should promote learning about ecology and agriculture rather than confrontational protests. It warns against anti technology sentiment and calls for basic environmental literacy, soil use, and forestry education to guide a lasting positive impact for the United States.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Earth Week
Earth
Earth Day
America
U.S
Former Communist recalls mob arousal tactics in student protests
A former member of the German Students for a Democratic Society describes a pattern used to provoke mass demonstrations. He says a trained core stirs crowds, mobs clash with police, and provocateurs retreat to celebrate the violence. He likens it to Kent State and notes later profits of some organizers.
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Camus Life
Students For A Democratic Society
Jck
Kent University
United States
Changes in Youth Recreation From Scrub to Supervised Parks
Older residents recall street scrub baseball era with few cars and open lots. Now Anderson offers city park programs for softball, baseball, arts, crafts, tennis and ample playgrounds with supervised activities for diverse youth.
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Anderson
City Park Department
Surrey
The Edgar Smith Case and Bail Reversal
The U S marshal released Edgar Smith briefly as a court reversal sent him back to Trenton. The case stirs national attention as judges weigh clemency and New Jersey plans a fresh trial, while supporters seek funds for his defense and vindication.
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Edgar Smith
United States
Court of Appeals
Smith
Trenton
Canada
Smits
Iere
Cirele
Pitie
Supreme Court
Jereey
New York Yearly Meeting
Gardiner Angell
Popham Road
Scarsdale
New York
Vietnam
Esquire
Peter Gillette
Lexington
Kentucky
Pro and Antiwar Figures Clash Over Pentagon Papers Legacy
The piece recounts debates on Project X and the Pentagon papers, criticizing Nixon era politics and media manipulation. It highlights Kennedy and Johnson administrations, Radical Left connections, and calls for Congressional inquiry into Defense Department personnel and leaks to The New York Times.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Pentagon
Times
Spitial
Hanoi
New York Times
David Halberstam
Defense Department
Vietnam
D.O.D. Office of International Security Affairs
Office ‘of Arms Control and Disarmament Affairs
Left Institute For Studies
Wi D.C
Rand
Daniel Elisberg
P'fong Ag
Noovevel
Cvilan
Eeense
Arthur
USA
The Squall Heard Around The World by Holmes Alexander
Holmes Alexander reflects on The New York Times and the McNamara Papers a debate over press power and government secrecy. He contends editors risk public trust when defying laws and questions the Times role in civil disobedience and national security.
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Washington, D.C
New York Times
Times Square
Dreamland
Times
Pitt Kmetiner
Belcher
Ccanistotenici
Daly
McNamara
Belive
McNamera
Nagoya
The
Dobd
Ja Nes
Thoreau
McNaught Syndicate
Redeeming the study of government through Taft Institute
Russell Kirk reviews how the Rob ert A Taft Institute of Government promotes nonpartisan seminars for teachers and students to revive interest in American political institutions. The program partners with colleges nationwide, funding teacher involvement while exposing participants to senators governors and other leaders to deepen understanding of political theory and practice.
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Rober A. Taft
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Taftstitute
Alder
Mossac
Macalester College
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Claremont Graduate School
Duke University
Indiana State At Terre Haute
University of Arizona
Pepperdine College
American University
Tufts Univer
Sity
Peabody College
Oklahoma City University
Lehigh
University of North Carolina
Te Taft Institute
United States
Rob Taft
Yale
Orion
Billy Graham's steadfast faith amid media scrutiny
A 1971 column lauds Billy Graham as an exceptional figure amid a culture of scandal. It notes his private life as disciplined, his commitment to crusades, and his influence on religious and public life, while contrasting critics and past endorsements by William Hearst.
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Billy Graham
Cicago
Pric Es
Promiere
Poe
Billy
Africa
Evangelistic Association
William Hearst
Elmer Gantry
Roth
Harvey
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Ervier Wrvica
Martha
Counteas Spa
Woat
Buckley
Alice Widener
Edward Kennedy
Project X
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Russell Kirk
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