Editorials Plain Horse Sense in School Debate
Dr George W Crane argues private schooling can sharpen education and curb costs, citing Mattie and Elmo Coney of Citizens Forum in Indianapolis. He opposes busing as a quick fix for racial issues and urges home motivation, discipline, and basic subjects as foundations for merit and pride.
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George W. Crane
Anderson Herald
Mattie
Elmo Coney
Indianapolis
Citizen's Forum
Mattie Coney
Tmeril
Citizen’s Forum
Crane
Makin's of a President: choose an administrator not lawyer
Paul Harvey argues for selecting a professional administrator to run the executive branch rather than career lawyers or politicians. He contrasts military and business mindsets with political fit and notes historical examples like Nixon aide responses and Haig as contested models.
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Rixen
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Associ
Ates
Fisenhower
Sherman Adams
Tavare
Adams
White House
Ifferr
Alexander Haig
al Wedemeyer
Board Rooms of
Commerce and Industry
Wendell Willkie
Los Angeles Times
Press freedoms and national security under debate in US Senate
Alice Widener discusses the tension between a free press and government secrecy as the Senate Judiciary Committee considers a new national security bill. The piece cites criticism from The New York Times about sections 1121-1124 and notes a past Pentagon Papers context. It references Britain’s Official Secrets Act and quotes Senator McClellan on dismissing leakers. It invites reader letters to the committee.
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New York City
Senate Judiciary Committee
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Mike Mansfield
Ugh Scott
New York Times
the Times
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central Intelligence Agency
Britain
British Information Agency
Federal Public Affairs Association
New York
William J. Oteheski
Federal Times
Government Workers
Jack Anderson
Mc. Oteheski
U.S
A On
Refugees and costs spark debate on Vietnam evacuation
A San Francisco reader proposes a refugee tax to fund resettlement of about 150000 South Vietnamese into the United States. The column defends the evacuation effort as a humane, necessary act, noting the political backlash and the impracticality of denying asylum despite unemployment and public weariness.
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Washington
San Francisco
United States
America
Teddy Kennedy
Homage to Malthus reviewed by Nickerson
In a concise study Nickerson defends Malthusian ideas amid modern discontents. The author links population growth to limited food supply and argues for voluntary restraint and productivity, warning against blanket birth-control extremes while noting America faces future allocation pressures.
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Thomas
Malthus
Thomas Malthus
Dane Soames Nickerson
Hilaire Belloc
Kennikaf Press
Malthusian
Europe
Nickerson
Mr. Malthus
Liberty
America
Rasan
India
China
Mrs. Nickerson
United States
Ford
Indian Subcontinent
Los Angeles Times
Shifting U.S. auto demand rises for imports in poll
Phillips-Sindlinger survey of 4 065 Americans from March 16 to April 16 shows a rising share planning to buy imported cars, with imports up from 9 2 to 27 3 percent of planned purchases by April. Domestic midsize models fall as luxury and full size demand grows.
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U.S
Phillips-Sindlinger
Pew
Sindlinger
Mercedes’ Rentes
Rolls-Thayces
King Features Syn., Inc
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Es Anderson
Infana
Corrie
Papane
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Associated Press
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John McClellan
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Lin
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