Five Faces Of Poverty Across Global Societies
The article summarizes Pierre L. van den Berghe's view that poverty is not uniform. He outlines five types ranging from religiously ascetic enclaves to rudimentary hunting societies, preindustrial peasants, urban slums, and affluent poverty in consumer nations, each with distinct characteristics and degrees of deprivation.
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Harlem
Pierre L. van den Berghe
University of Washington
Trans-Action Magazine
End of the Domino Theory in Southeast Asia
Washington insight by Joseph Kraft argues the domino theory is collapsing as Thailand and the Philippines move to wind down or redefine the American role. Bangkok and Manila push for troop withdrawals and reduced ties while nationalist rhetoric cushions internal instability and regime legitimacy.
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Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Nixon
Bangkok
Thanat Khoman
Washington
Defense
Melvin Laird
Thanat
Philippines
Vietnam
Manila
Ferdinand Marcos
Henry Byroade
North Vietnam
China
South Vietnam
Clark Field
Subic Bay
Asia
Messrs. Thanat
Marcos
Readers question sheltering arms hospital board actions
A reader criticizes the Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees for resignations and governance moves affecting the new hospital. The letter urges public involvement as voting members, supports improved medical services, and calls for responsive community health care improvements.
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Sheltering Arms
Messenger
Foundation
Athens
Thielmann
Itas
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
Sheltering Arms Hospital Guild
Idus Murphree
Charles St
Priorities for American universities amid campus unrest
James Kilpatrick urges campus leaders to resist violence and protect academic freedom. He warns about anti-students and nihilists, faults college administrators for appeasement, and stresses that orderly discipline and a climate for learning are essential to preserve scholarly pursuit.
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Washington
George Mason
Ellisville Elects Men After Eight Year Women Rule
In Ellisville Illinois voters ousted the female mayor and four other women in a write in campaign that ended an eight year matriarchy. New mayor Elmer Vorhees notes competition and townspeople cite water and sewer needs as ongoing issues.
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Ellisville, Ill
Ellisville
Elmer Vorhees
Vorhees
Fulton County
Illinois
Fairview
Prairie City
Chicago
Ellisville School
Ellisville Christian Church
Spoon River
Tillie Forneris
Tillie
Roy Butler
Forner
The Athens Messenger Shipping and Delivery Rates
The Athens Messenger lists delivery options with daily and Sunday rates for local carrier service and mail outside Ohio and West Virginia. Rates include weekly and longer-term plans with varying durations and a 1918 Second Class Matter designation for the Athens Post Office.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Athens, Ohio
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Asst
al Asqa
al Aqsa
Jerusalem
Israel
Faisal
Saudia Arabia
Arab League
Cairo
Michael Rohan
Rohan
Joseph Kraft
Paris
Interedesign
the Messenger
Carl Thielmann
Dwight Rutherford
James Kilpatrick
Students For
The
Small Society
Brickman
Brickmaen
the Athens Messenger
Associated Press
U.S. & Possessions
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