Perspective on youth and value of history in social change
In Our Opinion argues perspective guides judging youth culture and social reform. Dr. John A. Logan Jr. urges linking present concerns to historical knowledge to avoid repeating past mistakes while recognizing time will age the under thirty generation and shape their outlook.
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American Medical Association
John A. Logan Jr
Hollins College
Logan
St. Paul
Sartre
Thomas Jefferson
Ayn Rand
Man Dreams of Tank Amid Turbulent Times
George Smythe recalls WWII service as he fantasizes about buying a heavily armored tank to weather domestic unrest. He ruminates on First Amendment fights in Congress and notes NRA calls for civilian prods while hoping an Army surplus store sells a tank.
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Inez Robb
George Smythe
George
Times Square
Times
North Africa
Congress
U.S
House of Representatives
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
McKissicks
Carmichaels
National House
National Rifle Association
New Left
Che Guevara
Guevara
Letter applauds biddeford spring clean up plan
A reader from Harrison Avenue Biddeford supports beautification efforts and Spring Clean Up week but questions sweeping sidewalk dirt into the streets. The piece notes letters must be signed with an address and may be printed or withheld by request.
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Journal
Messrs. Lemire
Racine
Biddeford
O Donnell Victory Surges Over Schlafly In NFRW
Washington reports Gladys O Donnell won the presidency of the National Federation of Republican Women defying right wing efforts. She organized a broad groundwork including lobby presence and large hospitality operations while coordinating travel, endorsements, and floor strategy to secure her victory. The article details covert planning and lists names and tactics used to secure delegate support.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Gladys O'Donnell
Phyllis Schlafly
National Federation of Republican Women
Barry Goldwater
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Donnell
Phoenix
Jacqueline Cochran
Air Force Wars
Indio
California
Herb Kline
San Diego Union
United Airlines
Lockareff
Evelyn Gardner
O'Donnell
Long Beach
Esther Dunlap
O'D
NFRW
Ed McCombrey
Palm Springs
India
Hilly Terirell
Football star Paul Hornung acts on set in Utah film
Paul Hornung, famed NFL back, appears in The Devil's Brigade shot in Lehi Utah. He calls acting a sideline and plans TV and radio work with the New Orleans Saints next season while back in football he worries about wins. He says acting is just a kick and the money, not a career change.
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Lehi
Utah
Frank Sinatra
Paul Hornung
Salt Lake City
Hornung
Paul
Sinatra
Montana
Eileen
New Orleans Saints
Green Bay Packers
NASA Faces Budget Crunch After Series of Space Flaws
Washington reports NASA struggles with cost overruns and repeated failures across missions. Subcommittees demand tighter management and fundamental redesign before approving further funding for Orbiting Astronomical Observatory and related programs.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
Orbiting Astronomical Laboratory
NASA
House of Representatives Subcommittee
Space Science and Applications
Subcommittee
Congress
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Government Accounting Office
Behemoth University cannot satisfy a humane campus
Russell Kirk argues mass universities ignore individual growth and favor fun and games. He praises small liberal arts colleges like the College of Charleston for academic dignity, independence from federal control, and focus on undergraduates.
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Russell Kirk
Beemoth University
Lord Percy of
Newcastle
College of Charleston
South Carolina
Charleston
Congress
Harvard
Yale
University of the South
John Howard
Rockford College
Illinois
Behemoth University
Rockford
Three Minutes A Day Scientists Read Ocean History
Scientists may soon read the complete history of the world's oceans from newly discovered stripes of cooled lava on the ocean floor. The bands, many miles wide, differ by opposite magnetic polarization and may record lava flows over millions of years. Oceanographers aim to uncover a calendar of geological changes spanning billions of years through these magnetic records. The piece ends with a biblical reflection on creation and divine guidance.
Funk Art in Detroit Exhibit Tops Trendy Art Scene
A Detroit gallery showcases Funk Art, challenging fast changing tastes from Op Art to Pop Art. Critics and judges wrestle with the style as they rate works, while the curator highlights a highway map on the wall and voices that Funk Art resists easy understanding.
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Webster
Detroit
Michigan
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Inez
Alice
Thappy
Marshal Dillons
American Rifleman
Hadtherewith
People’s Forum
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Silis
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Hollywood
Washington News
Geophyseal Observatory
House
Geophysical Observatory
James Keller
Job
Bddeford - Saco Journal
Adams Street
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Harold Coffin
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