Formation of NOISE A national committee to curb aircraft noise
Editorial discusses the NOISE group forming to pressure federal action on aircraft noise. It lists Ben Sennville, John Varble, Mayor William Goedike, Ralph Casco, and Stanley Olson on the steering committee. FAA is criticized for inaction at hearings as Congress weighs state vs federal control and industry suggests quieter engines and buffers.
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Bensenville Village
John Varble
William Goedike
Inglewood
Calif
Ralph Casco
Hempstead
N.Y
Stanley Olson
Ridgefield
Minn
Congressional
John W. Wydler
Nassau County
New York
Wydler
FAA
Nixon Theory Tests Illinois Voters In 1970 Battle
A detailed look at how Illinois politics in 1970 pits Nixon era conservatism against liberal remnants. Republicans push a New Republicanism to appeal to southern conservatives while Democrats warn of unity across factions led by Stevenson and Simon. The piece notes Dirksen’s legacy, Daley’s influence, and the looming Senate contest as future strategy hinges on inflation, Vietnam, and tax issues.
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Illinois
Nixon
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate
Republican
Ogilvie
Gov. Wallace
Ralph T. Smith
Alton
Dirksen
Chicago
Libertyville
Mr. Daley
South
GOP
Stevenson
Paul Simon
Troy
Simon
Washington
Springfield
Vietnam
Johnson
Chicago group probes Paul McCartney death hoax clues
A 30 member University of Chicago study group analyzes Beatle clues from songs and album art to suggest Paul McCartney has been dead for years. The piece cites coded references in I Am the Walrus and Revolution No 9 along with Q and A quotes about Paul’s life and death.
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Paul McCartney
The
University of Chicago
Paul
Great River Euphrates
Sgt. Pepper
Oliver Hardy
W. C. Fields
Dubin Missed Real Story in Moratorium Debate
A teacher defends student discourse during the Vietnam Moratorium, praising orderly panels and taped resources. The author argues high schoolers pursue rational discussion, not irrational action, and rejects Dubin’s charge that youths are “marshmallows” lacking patriotism.
Moratorium Day Sparks Criticisms in Suburban School Town
Virginia L. Gould of Wood Dale defends St Victor High students who stayed in class on Moratorium Day. She criticizes Murray Dubin for questioning youth dissent and praises orderly conduct as the better path for future leaders.
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Murray Dubin
Dubin
St. Viator High School
Philadelphia
Readers Welcome Letters to The Fence Post
Publishers invite reader correspondence and require signed letters under 500 words. Anonymous submissions are not considered and must include name and address directed to The Fence Post Paddock Publications Arlington Heights Illinois 60006.
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Fence Post
Paddock Publications
Arlington Heights
Ill
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Richard M. Nixon
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Richard B. Ogilvie
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S. Cook Sr
Barrington
Jack T. Knuepfer
Elmhurst
David J. Regner
S. See Gwun Ave
Mount Prospect
Eugene F. Schlickman
S. Clarendon St
Eugenia S. Chapman
S. Princeton Court
Gene L. Hoffman
Niagara
James Philip
E. Crescent
William A. Redmond
Tioga Ave
Bensenville
Charles Hufnagel
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