Hindsight for Universities From The Wall Street Journal
Analysis of Barzun views on medieval European universities and the shift from student rule to state control. The piece contrasts faculty governance in American colleges with European models and cautions that rising campus disruption could invite harsher oversight and an atmosphere hostile to study.
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Jacques Barzun
Columbia University
Saturday Review
Barzun
Europe
U. S
Agnew Defends Attacks on the Press in Life Magazine
The Dayton Daily News notes that Spiro Agnew explains his outspokenness as a reaction to what he calls the didactic inadequacies of the garrulous in silence. He frames his remarks as a response to sustained press criticism delivered with silence.
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Spiro Agnew
Life Magazine
Agnew
United States
Nature
Tax jitters and populist politics at the capital
The opinion piece analyzes how inflation and tax policy fuel strong populist sentiment in Washington. It notes Congress and the administration struggle to explain economic trends, with housing, unemployment, and inflation shaping 1970 political dynamics and electoral fears.
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L.A
Congress
Vietnam
Milton Friedman
Council of Economic Advisers
Sudden bans on cyclamates reveal flawed pollution fight
Gerald Leach argues that worldwide curbs on cyclamates and pesticides reflect cautious politics rather than sound science. He notes Delaney Clause effects, questionable rat data, and the shift toward saccharine suggesting deeper health risks and policy weaknesses.
My Lai massacre debates and a critique of causes
William F. Buckley Jr. discusses Gen. Creighton Abrams and the My Lai massacre. He considers whether a few or many soldiers were guilty, questions Vietnam as a sole cause, and critiques societal factors prior to combat. He also warns against scapegoating Vietnam and urges measured policy on pesticides and DDT.
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Great Britain
Sweden
Holland
Canada
America
Saigon
Creighton Abrams
My Lai
Abrams
Vietnam
Washington
Jack the Ripper
Hitler
Stalin
A. D
Labor unions oppose extended care unit at Logan hospital
A Logan High School cafeteria meeting reports 85 local leaders pledging funds but unions oppose the new unit citing mismanagement and bed shortages. Over 2,000 signatures seek removal or improved governance of the hospital board while labor questions the tax costs and patient safety. Readers include labor figures and local workers.
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Logan High School
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
The Athens Messenger Rates and Postal Details
The Athens Messenger notes its daily and Sunday delivery charges and mailing rates. It lists in Ohio and West Virginia daily and Sunday mail options, weekly to yearly pricing, and general delivery terms for the newspaper, issued from 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
The
Wall Street Journal
Dayton Daily News
D. J. R. Brickner
Gerald Leach
Landis
Coe
Britain
U.S
Finland
Japan
LOS Angeles Times
Washington Post
SAPON
Bnse
William F. Buckley JR
Lai
Berkeley
Developed Countries
Earth
Antarctic
Penguins
Tropics
India
Small Society
Brickman
the Messenger
Howard E. Mount
Goodyear
William R. McManaway
Robert L. Schultz
James F. Blivini
Lockheed
Curtis L. Harvey
Logan High
Walter Mitchell
Paul A. Patton
General Hocking
Charles D. Eaton
William Wallace Co
Willard L. Dutcher
Kauffman
Glen A. Gaitro
Barber
the Athens Messenger
Associated Press
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