High schools show progress in New England survey
The New England Association of Schools and Colleges reports a broad shift in secondary education with 454 schools participating. Notable figures include 58 percent with censored newspapers, 43 percent with student board representation, 52 percent offering early graduation, and 80 percent with work-study options. Independent study, off campus courses, and credit for community service rise 15 percent over two years.
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New England Association of Schools and Colleges
New England
Washington Scene on global disorder and energy crisis
James Reston surveys a world in fear as oil, weapons, and mistrust shape policy. He cites Britain’s fuel crisis, Arab oil power, U S-European tensions, and Kissinger’s push for a new world order, urging leaders to unite beyond self interest.
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James Reston
Wwgton
Britain
United States
Israel
Europe
Japan
U.S
Middle East
Soviet Union
Moscow
NATO
China
U.S.S.R
State Kissinger
Brussels
London
Economist of
America
Nixon
Kissinger
Biddeford Journal Contact and Publishing Details
The Biddeford Journal lists staff and offices including B Ff C Whitehouse Iggy sr and Alta W Foster 1891 1971 W Paul Casavant Publisher Charles C Sutton Managing Editor Gladys M Whitehouse President and Treasurer Marketing and editorial departments with office numbers. It notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising reference to Mathews Shannon Cub fen Inc. in New York.
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W Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
U Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
al AP News National
Mathews-Shannon Cub Fen Inc
3Rd Ave
New York City
Nixon strategies revealed as Watergate defense tightens
Washington insiders report President Nixon, strained yet defiant, masterminds his own Watergate defense. He shifts to stronger legal help, recalls Judge Sullivan, and delays sharing crucial info with his lawyers while facing scrutiny over Gulf Oil contributions linked to Rep. Wilbur Mills.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Oour
White House
Fred Buzhardt
Pentagon
District Attorney’s Office
Illinois
John J. Sullivan
Solomons
Sullivan
Mills
Wilbur Mills
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate House
Gulf Oil
Gulf
Claude Wild
Carl Arnold
American Petroleum Institute
Internal Revenue Service
American Civil Liberties Union
IRS
Senate Watergate Committee
United States
Task Force
Tenneco
Arnold
An Essay Kissinger Is an Amoralistic Detente Firster
Washington column argues that Kissinger and detente advocates shift US foreign policy from moral principles to survival in a nuclear era. It asserts amoral detente risks betraying human rights, while insisting a moral, consistent policy should pressure allies and support freedom, not appease totalitarian regimes.
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Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Sen
Henry Jackson
Patrick Henry
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Mideast
White House
Greece
Kiey
Detente
Words and usages from Bernstein on triage and grammar
The column discusses triage in war hospital settings and how its reverse application reflected resource shortages. It also explores there and there is with plural verbs, and traces the evolution of knave from boy to servant to rogue, noting current meanings in cards.
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New York
Siang New York
Cnafa
Theodore M. Bernstein
What Other Papers Say Bright lines from various papers
A collection of brief quips and witticisms from different papers. Notable entries poke fun at bumper toughness environmental concerns Texas Alamo memory and modern motorists while noting humorous wordplays and social commentary.
A Conservative Viewpoint The Ford option
A compact analysis of conservative reactions to Vice President Gerald Ford amid Watergate era turmoil. Ford is shown as a potential, not doctrinaire, conservative leader with notable voting alignment and support from key groups, while Nixon’s standing remains murky.
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White House
Richard Wagner
Congress
Gerald Ford
Nixon
National Review
the Mail
Ford
Americans For Democratic Action
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Reagan
Michigan
Yale Law School
Pacific
House
Charlie Halleck
Miltary Affairs Committee
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Odebolt
Texas
Alamo
Paul Revere
Jeffrey Hart
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