Pan Am Ivy Vine Roots in New York for Global Ties
An article by John Chamberlain details Pan American World Airways growing beyond U S shores as it anchors in New York slums to recruit and train dropouts for aviation careers. It describes the hard core program run by ex teacher Bill Houle, the move to Woodrow Wilson High School, and Pan Am’s aim to staff 12 500 workers within five years, tying urban education to international flights. The piece links Pan Am’s expansion to an effort by the National Alliance of Businessmen to curb urban unemployment, portraying the initiative as more than charity.
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Pan American
United States of America
Pan Am
Kennedy Airport
Kennedy
New York City
Brooklyn
Queens
Harlem
Bronx
Ivory Coast
Venezuela
Aviation High
Long Island City
Bill Houle
Woodrow Wilson High School
Woodrow Wilson
New York Board of Education
Houle
National Alliance of Businessmen
U.S
Vermont
James Reston Describ
Ethan
Ira
Benning Wentworth
New Hampshire
Mr. Colvin
New York
Allen Boys
Allen Brothers
Flaglers
Florida
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Bennington Banner Publisher and contact details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. This record notes the paper's publication schedule and address for reference.
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The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Main Street
Bennington
Vermont
Truth About Marijuana Debate Faces Expert Voices
Dr Roger O Egeberg criticizes harsh marijuana laws while urging a scientific survey to settle questions about its harms and relation to alcohol. Senate talks and Rep Claude Pepper back a surgeon general style report to uncover clear facts, challenging anti pot rhetoric.
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Congress
Claude Pepper
Florida
House Select Committee On
Ecologyomania Not Just Another Fad in Volt Nation
The Burlington Free Press editorial mocks ecologyomania a trend toward environmental concern. It cites a Gallup poll showing public worry about pollution and habitat loss, debates energy needs, and argues life and environmental health surpass electricity and profits. It endorses ecological care over endless power growth.
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Craig Hosmer
Calif
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Hosmer
Gallup
National Wildlife Federation
Eisenhower Nixon Styles Differ Yet Share Core Problems
James Reston argues the Scott leadership signals a shift in Republican style from Eisenhower to Nixon. Eisenhower’s era was casual and entrenched in established firms and officials, while Nixon is hands on, policy driven, and pragmatically staffed. Both face Vietnam, inflation, and tax reform, with the same fundamental questions about results versus costs.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Scott
Dirksen
Knowland
House
Senate
Vietnam
George Humphrey
Treasury
Jim Mitchell
Labor
White House
Sherman Adams
Williams College Con vocation Address Reflections 1969
Williams College President John E. Sawyer delivers the Con vocation Address at Chapin Hall on Sunday September 14 1969 examining broad cultural shifts and the role of higher education in addressing urban race resource use environmental threat organizational complexity and redefining societal goals for the 1970s and beyond.
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Williams College
John E. Sawyer
Chapin Hall
Handling Land Developers LANDGROVE AND THE ALLEN LEGACY
Vermont land development debate centers on public rights versus private gain. The author cites historic figures like Benning Wentworth and Ira Allen, argues for zoning, and warns that unchecked development harms water quality and public welfare, urging stronger enforcement funding.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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Egeberg
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Burlington Free Press
Reaper
By James Reston
New York Times News Service
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Richard Nixon
Washington
G.O.P. Senate
William Knowland
California
Illinois
Howard Baker
Tennessee
John Foster Dulles
Allen Dulles
Charlie Wilson
Defense
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
United States
John M. Harlan
William J. Brennan Jr
Charles E. Whittaker
Potter Stewart
Ike
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Senator Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Council On Foreign Relations
America
Great Gatsby
Willy Loman
Ralph Ellison
Earth
An Olivetti
Edwin Land
Landgrove
Norman Williams
Rutgers University
Vermont Bar Association
Mt. Pisgah
Allens
Henry George
Weathersfield
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