A Conservative View James Kilpatrick on Gloria Steinem and Women’s Lib
Kilpatrick critiques the women’s liberation movement and Gloria Steinem. He notes the self conscious fashion and calls out blue jeans as misapplied symbolism while praising liberated individuals like his own wife. He questions bi sexua l emphasis and reports ERA delay with only 20 states having ratified.
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Rogers pushes collective security to curb world terrorism
Secretary of State William P. Rogers launches consultations with foreign governments on a collective security system to combat terrorism. Congress passes near unanimous resolutions urging action to cut off sanctuary from murder and barbarism as seen in Munich. Rogers also announces security measures in major cities and urges steps to deny hijacking as a weapon in the fight against international lawlessness.
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Reid shifts from GOP to Democrats amid 1972 Westchester race
Rep Ogden Reid, a five term congressman and former publisher, left the Republican Party to join the Democrats amid a Nixon Rockefeller drive against him. He campaigns on his record and local issues while facing Carl Vergari, the Rockefeller backed Republican nominee.
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How They Voted Ohio and Washington Voters September Votes
The report lists roll call positions by members of Ohio and Washington area Congresses from September 5 to 7. It notes House passage of a three year extension to the anti poverty program, a wheat industry council bill rejected in the House, and Senate actions on a Ribicoff revenue sharing amendment and wage requirements for federally funded state projects. It records votes by Rep. Clarence E. Miller and Senators Taft Saxbe.
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Boredom is Defeated by Mind and Experience
HAL BOYLE argues boredom stems from self limit. He contends no one has exhausted life’s possibilities and urges readers to seek new challenges like testing Niagara Falls water temp or drawing lines with a pencil lead. The piece champions curiosity and personal daring.
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McGovern Youth Vote Tested in New Jersey
Washington insight notes that McGovern swept New Jersey’s presidential primary thanks to young voters though colleges show diverse views. Princeton support persists but others see waning war issue and shifting influence as regular Democrats take charge, signaling a broader base may replace student dominance.
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