Child Development Act Sparks Sovietization Fear
A conservative column denounces the Child Development Act as a bold, far reaching plan to Sovietize American youth. It describes federal control over child services, funding, and standards, arguing the proposal undermines home and family values and could erode Middle America if enacted.
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House
Office of
Center For Child Development
Child Development Research Council
Brademas
Middle America
Richard Nixon
ADA targets favorite son tactic in Democratic races
The group ADA reports six states and the District of Columbia consider favorite sons for 1970 71 Democratic nominating contests while Massachusetts might field an uncommitted slate. ADA argues the practice shuts out rank and file voters and weakens primary strength. Also noted is a 3 percent unemployment rise in engineers from 1.6 percent, impacting aero space electronics and manufacturing sectors.
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Liberal Americans For Democratic Action
District of Columbia
ADA
California
John V. Tunney
Walter E. Fauntroy
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
New Jersey
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Texas
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
Ben Barnes
Massachusetts
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Legacy items from The Messenger era and college notes
Twenty five years ago John L. Lewis threatened a soft coal strike before the November 1 deadline as President Truman referred the crisis to Secretary Krug. Ohio University launched The Green and White alumni paper, a four page quarterly with campus items. Fifty years ago America's unknown soldier was chosen for Arlington burial, Sgt Edward S Younger selected. Ralph I Wolfe recommended for Coolville postmaster.
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John L. Lewis
Truman
J. A. Krug
Ohio University
the Green and White
Ohio U
the Messenger
the Post
America
Arlington
Edward S. Younger
Chicago
Ralph I. Wolfe
I. M. Foster
Coolville
FCC urged to apply Fairness Doctrine to TV advertising
William Raspberry reports that Joseph N. Onek argues the FCC should require equal time for public spending advocacy within television advertising, comparing private consumption prompts by ads with calls for higher taxes to fund public services, and criticizing current TV programming for lacking proportional pro public sector messaging.
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L.A
Joseph N. Onek
Center For Law and Social Policy
Onek
FCC
Athens paper masthead and staff listing
The Athens Messenger presents its traditional publishing header and staff roles including publisher and editorial leadership across generations. It lists the company address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio and key personnel such as circulation and advertising directors.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates and terms
Daily Athens Ohio publication details listed by The Messenger Publishing Co. Include weekday and Sunday prices, carrier and mail options, regional rates for Ohio West Virginia and rest of U.S., and mailing address. Also notes daily publication except Saturdays and AP affiliation.
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The
Associated Press
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Higher Education Faces Shift Toward Career Relevance
Top officials from about 150 state colleges gathered in Washington to plan retooled programs for a changing job market. They face an identity crisis as teacher surpluses loom and demand grows in fields like law enforcement, library science, social work, city planning, and health professions, with calls for more practical, work-linked study and broader part time options.
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Washington
Labor Department
U.S
Sidney P. Marland Jr
Nixon's Economic Policies Seen Failing to Revive U.S. Economy
Washington Insight argues that despite stimulus efforts, the American economy remains sluggish. It cites weak industrial output, a slipping stock market, and widespread cost pressures from unions and large firms. The piece says long-term inflationary tendencies are rooted in government, corporate, and union behavior and calls for further near-term stimulus.
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Nixon
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Congress
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Albert Sommers
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Senate
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William Raspberry
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
the Athens Messenger
D&s
Wein SF
Eric Wentworth
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
LOS Angeles Times
Washington Post
Small Society
Brickman
Shiop
Joseph Kraft
Penn Central
Manhattan
Amtrak
RCA
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