If I May Say So The Birds Have Left Us Again
A reflective piece discusses bird migration patterns across the continent. It notes faltering understandings, estimates a 6 billion bird population, and details routes, banding studies, and remarkable feats such as warblers flying 1800 miles and terns crossing oceans. It links migration to aging seasons and hints at historical anecdotes including Columbus following birds in 1492.
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Cape Cod
Puerto Rico
Algetian Islands
Harwaii
Alaska
Argentina
Tropics
Letters Reflect Teachers Rights and Patriotism Debate
A Pittsfield teacher endorses fair pay and training while challenging a reader’s critique of education. Contributors including W.F. Carty and A. Vinatier share views on teacher duties, salaries, and public discourse, with essays on patriotism by Earle Beauchaine and a community note about a truck in Cheshire.
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Pittsfield
Joseph W. Leyder
Leyder
New York City
Board of Education
Crosby Junior High
Washington Insight Swing to the Right Didn't Take Place
The piece argues the anticipated rightward shift after elections did not occur. It highlights Virginia's Republican win with Linwood Holton, New Jersey's Cahill, and New York City's Lindsay as liberal wins. It notes black support for Holton, law-and-order rhetoric softened, and concerns over Nixon's Southern strategy amid Vietnam and economic tensions.
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Washington
Nixon
Virgin
New Jersey
New York City
Virginia
Linwood Holton
Holton
Norfolk
Richmond
Holten
William Cahill
Dr. Spock
Grand Inquisitor
Newark
Law and Order
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Seattle
Buffalo
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
George Wallace
Cahill
Mr. Nixon
Vietnam
Sachusetts
Spiro
Trish
McKinley
Florida
Margaret Mead
New York
Sen. Javits
Share in Freedom Share in Freedom.
Government savings drive promotes U S Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares with a push to sign up. public notice urges individuals to invest through the new program offering patriotic branding and potential earnings. no specific dates or figures are provided in the readable text.
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U.S
NEW Freedom
Spiro Agnew and smear tactics in political debate
ANNAPOLIS Md a reflection on Spiro Agnews speeches and other harsh political rhetoric. The piece notes the use of extreme language toward protesters and rivals and argues the diatribes aim to win votes. It draws comparisons to past leaders and stresses the rel ative nature of political attack across parties.
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Agnew
Nixon
Stevenson
Adlai
Acheson College
State Department
Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Harry Truman
Illinois
Capone
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By Gerald Raftery
Sunderland
Antarctica
Australia
Antarctic
Europe
Africa
Australian
Columbus
San Salvador
America
Christopher Columbus
Lisbon
William F. Carty
Crosby Junior High School
Pollock Ave
THE
EAGLE
Leydet
Albert A
Vinatier
East Main Street
Stockbridge
the Eagle
Elks Lodge
Muler
Massachusetts Elks Nees
Earl Beauchaine
Greenway St
Mag
United States of America
Anzio
Guadalcanal
Korea
Republic
George Conklin
Franklin Lodge
Brockton Veterans S Administration Hospital
Ted
Stuart Tracy
Main St
Cheshire
Uwiroll
Washington Insight
By Joseph Kraft
Frank Sedita
Alfreda Slominski
Hubert Humphrey
Spiro Agnew
Adda
Spire
George G. Connelly
Annapolis
Spire T. Agnew
Maryland
Pols
SDS
Wallace
Sen. Muskie
John Kenneth Galbraith
Mas
John L. Springer
McGraw- Hill
H. L. Mencken
Camden
Paterson
Thur
Holden and Stone
Bigelow
Haddad
Park Square
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