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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1970
Page
20
A Vermont author muses on weather forecasting by amateurs and satellites, sharing humorous anecdotes from Scotland and Ireland, contrasting regional climate quirks with Vermont’s cloudy days. He notes Vermont averages, snow as half of precipitation, and jokes about local attitudes toward cold and rain.
Washington battles over Southern school desegregation as court orders trigger white resistance in towns like Midfield Alabama and Sandersville Georgia. Governors in four states oppose integration while George Wallace readies a 1972 bid. President Nixon must enforce court rulings amid political pressure from Southern and Northern factions.
Prince Philip urged drastic political action to clean up pollution at a conservation conference in Strasbourg. Citing Lake Erie as a horrible example, he warned that starving millions are used to justify agricultural and toxic chemicals, and urged accepting restrictions to preserve a civilized existence.
McGinniss's The Selling of the President 1968 remains the top seller after three months. The article outlines how Madison Avenue ad men shaped Nixon’s image through television, the campaign team, and the enduring impact of TV on politics, noting critics and supporters alike.
Kingman Frewster Jr warns that without adherence to evidence universities risk a dark age and moral abdication in rational choice. Jenne C. Davis foresees a decade where technological progress and ecological trauma determine survival or disaster. Norman Mailer notes nuance, while Judge Hoffman orders a direct answer.
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