Bewildering Birch Bayh Sparks Senate Controversy
Editorials accuse Indiana Senator Birch Bayh of a 40 percent pay hike, hefty speaking fees, costly winter travel bills, and political favors. The piece questions his focus on campus rioters over police deaths and bomber incidents, suggesting an election driven, pro protest stance.
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Indiana
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Senate
Washington
Haynsworth
Carswell
Supreme Court
Filbrida
Sen. Bayh
Local Editor Slams Pollution Talk Amid Timber Industry Defense
A local editor denounces a student protest sign and argues a timber company's 5 million chemical recovery plant reduces emissions. The industry official defends long term environmental stewardship as essential to a business built on growing trees.
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Iidkes
Com Ee
Revival signs for Sonat Corp spark cautious outlook
The 1960s star Sonat Corp rose from 11 to 36 before a 1969 70 slide and is showing revival hopes. Dup ran and Investors Fund details appear with market pressures from secondary offerings and a potential default. Advice suggests protecting capital by trimming withdrawals and considering a fixed share withdrawal plan.
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Sonat Corp
C. A
Duglan
Duplan
H.W. A
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Oddball Wisconsin Senate Seat No Pride in McCarthy Line
Holmes Alexander laments Wisconsin’s three oddball Senate occupants from La Follette to McCarthy to Proxmire. He critiques Proxmire’s attacks on defense contractors, cites studies showing Defense profits lower than peers, and questions motives. He calls the La Follette McCarthy Proxmire lineage an embarrassment to Wisconsin voters.
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Washington
D.C
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Bill Proxmire
Joe McCarthy
Bob LaFollette
Bob
Senate
Bill Proxmira
Joe
Jon
Lyndon Johnson
Airorl
Proxmire
LBI
Joint Economic Committee
Mate McCarthy
McCarthy
Proximire
Fics
Logistics Management Institute
Federal Trade Commission
Securities, & Exchange Commission
Pentagon
Richard Kaufman
Joint Committee
Institute For Policy Studies
Armed Services
Mar
A. E. Fitzgerald
Air Force
Prozmire
Fitzgerald
la Follette- McCarthy-Proxmire
Pollution debate spans industry and unions in 1970s era critique
Paul Harvey notes UAW leverage for a pollution free auto industry, while acknowledging idealists and agitators. He cites historical parallels in Oklahoma and Virginia where industry resistance gave way to regulation after public pressure, warning future costs from boycotts and potential violence if cleanup lags.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Savage
Oklahoma City
Tucson
Oklahoma
Ofl
Virginia House
Winchester
Virginia House of Burgesses
George Washington
The Theater of the Absurd in Campus Protests
The author defends universities against violent student protests and praises firm administrative action. He cites Wright State, Central Michigan, and Chicago, EMU, Kent State, and Kent State concerns, arguing that campuses must expel disruptors and resume normal classes to preserve academic mission and faculty integrity.
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Lo. Com
Loyola College
Baltimore
New Hampshire College
Manchester
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Pines
Wright Sate University
de Ohio
Wright
Central Michigan University
de. William Boyd
Berkeley
University of Califfornia
Atstadt
Il Milion
CMU
Charles J. Ping
Hfe
Ac Hgh
Esses Igh
Forcgive
Kent Kate University
Theater of the Absurd
Terega ‘Pale
Richard Nixon
Bis
Cosmes
Kent State
Kent
College and University
Long Island
Claskes
Rene
Judh
Fe Niles
Universiy
Genine
University of Chicago
Eastern Michigan University
Cornell
Mos
Rooster Shower Dilemmas and a Bent Cookie Sheet
A homemaking quarrel unfolds over aging kitchenware and gifts as a husband and wife clash about keep or discard items. He mocks a worn cookie sheet while she laments broken can openers and oddware. a light hearted domestic dispute escalates with aging and etiquette.
Middle America Feels the Pinch as Costs Crimp Education
The Boston Herald Travelée notes the middle class faces a widening squeeze from taxes and limited upward mobility. Rising college costs threaten enrollment for many families, with Ivy League admissions officers warning of tuition barriers. Federal aid remains insufficient, risking long term economic strain on middle income households.
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Middle America
Internal Revenue Service
Ivy League
Seven Sisters Colleges
Institute of Life Insurance
Department of Health, Evacation and Welfare
Tod Eistan
HEW
H. Doupe
Indiana
Boston Herald
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Fla
Roger E. Spear
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Anderson Herald
Jane Toner Scott
Anderton Newspapers, Inc
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George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Tonir
Robert E. Jackson
Charles W. Laughan
Moneger
Tresancer
Kaved
Avice
Corey Fer
Peur Herald
tMade
Associated Press
Associated Practice
AP News
Bonk
Stupe
Holmes Alexander
USA
Alexander
Paul Harvey News
Fes, Corp
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