Editorial on Fortas resignation and Supreme Court power
The piece argues the Fortas resignation is a sham and calls for a full public investigation of the Court. It claims the Court has assumed legislative power and warns presidential appointments will shape U.S. life for years, urging prudent choices by President Nixon.
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Abe Mortas
White House
Stuke
Aginst Fortas
Mather i
Mather
Supreme Court
Nixon
Tax Foundation notes rising tax burden on workers
The Tax Foundation says Americans will need eight more minutes in an eight hour day to meet their taxes this year compared with last year. It warns that taxes erode individual finances, comparing the trend to a slow, persistent cancer.
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Tax Foundation
Free College For All Demands Spark Debate At State Universities
Faculty and students pour into demonstrations calling for free college by 1972. The group says tuition hikes are excessive but opposes violence and more state funding. They cite a constitutional misreading while critics urge cutting college spending rather than expanding funding.
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Colleses
General Assembly
United States
Odds on Mars landing odds shift with space progress
The article notes prediction uncertainty with rapid space advances since Sputnik 1957 and mentions bets changing as Mars landing odds move. It highlights bookmakers withdrawing bets on moon landings and a 20 to 1 odds against Mars by 1972, inviting bets on future shifts.
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Britain
Mars
Tax reforms on tax sheltered dividends in utilities
Reader questions the fate of partially tax exempt utilities under proposed tax changes. Analysis shows tax exempt portions are return on capital and taxed when shares are sold, while accelerated depreciation and construction interest shift income. Lists several utilities with substantial tax shelters and notes that future status depends on broader reform details and credits.
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J. FP
Internal Revenue Service
Arizona Public Suvice
Consolidated In
Niagara Mohawk
Northeast Utilities
Orange & Rolant
Pacific Gas Transmission
Pacific Power & Light
Paget Sound Power & Light
Sierra Pacific Power
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
Talisa
Fea Corp
Discontent on Campus Mirrors Society, Kerr Warns
Dr Clark Kerr argues campuses reflect wider society not cause unrest and urges focus on systemic issues. He notes student boredom and selective mobilization by ideologues as drivers of protests while criticizing modern universities for bureaucratic dullness and lowered standards.
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Clark Kerr
University of California
Carnegie Foundation
Eaite Michigan Sale Univer- Kirkity
America
Kerr
Berkeley
Brady's Health Service Dr Brady Examines Hyster ia Misunderstanding
Dr William Brady discusses hysteria definitions and misperceptions, noting it can affect men and women and imitate many diseases. He explains that only a real doctor can diagnose hysteria, and offers to answer letters about personal health with limited replies due to volume.
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Dre Twady
Wiliam Heady
Cantino
South
Beverly
Hills
California
Flowers on the pulpit cradle in church notes
In a personal reminiscence Dr. George W. Crone recalls a Bloomington Indiana clinic visit with David, a new baby rose cradle at the church cross, and how flowers before the pulpit symbolize love and sympathy at funerals and weddings. He cites humor in sermons and civic traditions.
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Clery
Jess
David
Vietnam
I Metal Health Clinie
Bloomington
Indiana
Mes. Crane
Gingery
Stuents
University of Indiana
Herow
Christ
Jesus
Tuumar
Henry Ward Reveher
Multiple Sphinx Riddles and Everyday Sayings in Folklore
Horatio R. Beanblossom notes many Sphinx riddles and adds that they are nearly endless. The piece reflects on social quirks such as mail etiquette, romance prompting by unhappy spouses, and people blaming others while claiming credit for good deeds.
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Horatio R. Beanblossom
Indiana
Paul Harvey on campus questions and youth behavior
Paul Harvey argues that student demands reflect tests of elder resolve and warns against permissiveness. He cites rising teen suicide, venereal disease, pregnancy, crime, and divorce rates to claim youth judgment lags behind body maturity. He references the nation’s founding and constitutional framework to stress limits and responsibilities.
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Fea, Corp
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