Colleges as a light to the future in our troubled times
In Our Opinion editorials advocate higher education as a bridge to tomorrow. Lee A DuBridge argues education should evolve with society not stagnate, noting six million college students and escalating spending while turbulence signals progress. He says reforms will improve the structure carrying civilization forward.
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America
Lee A. DuBridge
California Institute of Technology
Richard Nixon
DuBridge
Government Spending Under Fire in Paul Harvey Analysis
Paul Harvey reproaches federal spending, noting billions added yearly since 1965 and broad allocations from art subsidies to foreign projects. He cites agency budgets, Congressional pushback, and limited scrutiny, while praising modest cuts by FBI and Passport Office leaders.
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White House
Congress
Federal Aviation Agency
Hawaii
Johnson
Agriculture, Commerce, Health, Education and Welfare
Housing and Urban Development
Interior, State, Transportation
Treasury
General Services Administration
Civil Service
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. Information Agency
Nixon
FBI
Passport Office
Biddeford Lace Journal Admits Publishing Details
The snippet shows the Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street Maine with publisher Pau Casavant and editor Ingalls. It lists business phone 3625 and editorial 282 1535, plus subscription rates: one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. It notes Associated Press membership and post office classifications.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Pau
Casavant
P Ingalls
Telephone Businessepts
Associated Press
Ap News
Democratic revolt looms as McCormack era faces test
Washington column surveys a brewing challenge to Speaker John McCormack by young Democrats led by Morris Udall and Patsy Mink amid a party in flux. It recalls GOP ousters of Martin and Halleck and links Cuba, Castro, and past foreign policy debates to current internal struggles.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Charlie Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Charlie
Jerry Ford
Michigan
John McCormack
United States
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
House
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Interior
Stewart Udall
Otis Pike
New York
John Blatnik
Minn
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Dick Bolling
Democratic Party
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Havana
Che Guevara
Gene Marshall
Bogota
Nasser
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Carib Republic
Eisenhower
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Raul
Che Guevaras
Bolivia
Castro Ter
Venezuela
Moscow
Corticos
State Department
Bay of Pigs
LBJ
Mark Evans
U. S. Information Agency
Mark
John Daly
CBS
Arthur Gardner Jr
New Year's Eve Letter Remembers Old Times and Pranks
A humorous anonymous letter recounts martinis and mischief from overseas days. Jokes about language slips in Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo mix with political jabs at McGovern McCarthy and Humphrey, ending with reflections on careers and loyalties.
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Washington
Pal
Wen
Harriet
Rio de Janeiro
Buddy
Ho Chi Minh and Pueblo Pattern in prisoner bargaining
Washington report says Ho Chi Minh may use US prisoner leverage from the Pueblo case to pressure talks. He could release fliers as a goodwill gesture to sway American public opinion and force concessions in Paris negotiations. Quantities of captives include 133 Naval, 139 Air Force, 46 Army, and 19 Marines.
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LM Ray Cromley
Nea Washin
Washington
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Vietnam
Army
Marine Corps
South
South Vietnam
U.S
United States
Pueblo
Paris
Tme
al Ad
Red China
Air Force
North
Viet‘nam
Ers
Humphrey’s fragile bid to unite a divided Democratic Party
Washington report analyzes Hubert H. Humphrey’s challenge as party leader after the Chicago convention. It argues he must reclaim the party center, avoid leftist appeasement, and restore balance to win 1972 nomination battles against rivals like Kennedy and Muskie.
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Hubert Humphrey
William 8. White
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Chicago
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Humphry
Pereenel
Be Mate
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Pny
Edmund Muskie
Fly census on Illinois cows reveals high horn and stable fly counts
A University of Illinois sophomore serves as a census taker for flies on 20 cattle at a neighbor’s farm once a week each summer. He records time, temperature, and conditions to classify horn flies, stable flies, and face flies, noting averages of 72 horn flies, 11 stable flies, and two to three face flies per cow.
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University of Illinois
University of Illinois Extension Service
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