Editorial calls for Supreme Court turnover and reforms
The piece urges Fortas resignation and broader cleansing of the Court. It cites Senator Curtis inquiry into Justice Dev and funding from the Parvin Foundation, plus The Associated Press report of Douglas receiving high daily fees from the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. It argues public confidence is eroded by recent rulings and calls leaders to step down.
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Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Dev
Parvin Foundation
Las Vege
Associated Press
Thhat Douglas
Center For the Study of
Santa Barbara
Calif
Doughis
Poytas
Fortas
Douplhis
Government Competition and Congressional Inquiry
The piece discusses federal competition with private business, citing 985 areas per Hoover Commission and a proposed congressional study led by Rep. Snyder to assess and transfer areas to private enterprise. It notes broad support from independent businessmen and Indiana voters, urges hearings to curb cost inflation and aid fiscal governance. It also mentions SDS campus disruptions and upcoming hearings on university violence.
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U.S
Corps of Engineers
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Gene Snyder
Kentucky
National Federation of Independent Business
Indiana
Snyder
House Committee On C
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Woman and Man Lines From a Talk on Gender
A collection of aphoristic sayings on women and men reflecting sympathetic and critical views. It includes lines praising women as equals and muses, noting their influence on men, the idea of women as a holiday, and cautions about stereotypes and domestic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Student Backlash Over Campus Turmoil and SDS Parody
A reprint of a Paul Harvey radio commentary argues that student majorities restored order during Vietnam-era campus unrest. It notes administrators and leaders faltered, while Nixon’s draft modifications and war winding down reduced violence. The piece satirically mocks a New Mexico State University Cowboys on Campus manifesto demanding absurd “Cowboy Studies” and Western attire from faculty.
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Bruno Bettelheim
University of Chicago
Nixon
Vietnam
Rober Finch
Warvard
SDS
New Mexicon State University
Gen. Fea. Corp
Successful Investing In Retirement Stocks And Bonds
Roger E Spear discusses retirement investing with a 10,000 to 12,000 goal over nine to ten years. He highlights dividend growth stocks Avon Gulf Oil Meublein Magna Vos Warner-Lambert as potential long term holdings with rising dividends. He also notes H bonds can be exchanged in denominations of 500 1000 5000 and 10000 but cautions against switching due to current 4.25 percent oldest bond rates. He suggests redeeming old bonds to fund higher yielding savings but advises consulting bank or tax staff before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Products
Gulf Oi
Meublein
Magnavos
Warner-Lamperk
Spear
Aiyai
Debunking Autointoxication Claims and Public Misunderstanding
A reader letter and rebuttal discuss autointoxication and laxative usage sparked by an advertised booklet on constipation and colon hygiene. The exchange contrasts lay claims with physiology text notes and accuses merchants posing as doctors of misleading readers about digestion and protein putrefaction in the large intestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altointoxication Bank
Porseran
Childiss
Mowell
Fda
Howell
The Gideon Bible and Its Effect on Readers
A discussion on Gideon Bible distribution in hotels and motels, noting large numbers of copies. It covers how readers engage with Bible content, the use of a hooklet to spark interest, and examples of quiz formats and study aids designed to encourage youth to read scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Jones
Aml
Sikins
Beejther
Sensitivity training sparks debate on its value and danger
A Florida reader, with a Masters in school counseling, reviews sensitivity training and criticizes a widespread, sensational variant. He cites harm to sensitive youths, dubious motives, and inadequate practitioners, arguing the trend erodes morals and overlooks ethical risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Exalen
Stitute
Bellybuttay Tech
Nixon peace plan sparks varied Vietnam war views
Readers weigh implications of President Nixon’s peace proposal urging North Vietnam to halt or reduce U.S. combat withdrawals over a year. Analysts split on whether Hanoi would accept limits, resist, or seek to outlast American will amid antiwar protests and wartime fatigue.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Wifers Co Svitl
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Nive
Canno Heli Unt
Aimoriena Bane
Withcecenw
Unkown Lavines
Wibriahs
Nisan
Ely Fenbil
America
Malik
White House
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Students For A Democratic Society
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Congress
Folklore
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Wade
Womat
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Diorge D
Caitenserger
Harriet Wytoner
View Provident
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Tower Scott View Provident
Charles YW. Laughlin
Ob Anderson
Subyription
Carrien
Adijon
Shiv Newornsey
Paul Harvey News
Torr
Roger E. Spear
Shea
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Worry
George W. Seone
Biltney
David
Samson
Lonal
Elke
Ter Quad
Tellin Wien
Er Hite
Wientin
Tove Shiry
Hushard
Wwe
Lisalen
Thera Franced
Ana Sowieng
Corlsin Genkey
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