Foreign Affairs Editor Sees U S Standing Low in 50th Issue
The retiring editor Hamilton Fish Armstrong says the United States has not faced such low prestige since 1920. He notes Vietnam War strains, strains on alliance trust, and Nixon's China policy, urging rehumanization and civil behavior as the path to reform. Bundy succeeds Armstrong as editor.
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Quilock Meeting For Farmers Set
The 1973 Area Annual Outlook meeting will be Sept 26 at New Castle in the W G Smith Building, starting at 8 p.m. Harold Berry extension agent says the event is open to the public. Projections cover bumper corn and soybean crops and strong demand domestic and abroad. New trade deals with Russia may affect agriculture, with emphasis on a three to five year outlook and opportunities for questions.
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National humanities grant to Indiana for adult education program
The National Foundation for the Humanities awarded Indiana a 150000 dollar grant for an informal adult education program in the humanities. A matching offer of 50000 dollars will be provided, making gifts up to 25000 dollars matched dollar for dollar.
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