Editorial Page In Our Opinion Students at college Prove to be square
Kalamazoo Valley Community College opened last fall and already faces petitions and demonstrations. A campus flyer argued that students should protest poor administration yet demonstrate appreciation for good leadership. Students circulated petitions thanking trustees and President Lake, and began a plaque fund amid a peaceful stand that yielded no nonnegotiable demands.
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Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Kalamazoo, Mich
KVCC
Board of Trustees
Dale Lake
Foundations Do Not Pay Taxes Says Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues foundations avoid taxes and raise taxes on others. He cites Ford Foundation grants abroad and domestic aid, urging more homefront investments. He calls for using funds to improve hospitals, farming, scholarships, and pollution research instead of overseas spending.
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Paul Harvey
You
William Bentons
Britannica Shares To A ‘Benton
Benton
United States
Ford Foundation
New Math Used To Cut University Funds, Voters Urged
The writer argues that new dropouts become taxpayers and that disenfranchised citizens apply a new math to reduce university appropriations. He warns that if voters refuse college funding, campuses may dwindle, leaving fewer targets for demonstrators to topple.
Moratorium Called on School Strikes Amid Tense Ties
The piece warns of insufficient funds and strained ties between town and gown as a moratorium on student, teacher, and voter strikes is urged to prevent further damage to schooling. It emphasizes the widening gap and potential shutdown of schools if inaction continues.
Fortas Kicking Controversy Splits Opinion In Nation
Washington column reviews attacks on Justice Abe Fortas amid public scrutiny of fees and ties to Nixon era figures. It cites Fortas defending Dorothy Bailey and Owen Latimore, notes past Interior Department work, and contrasts criticism with his earlier civil rights and national service. It also touches Nixon associates and patronage linked to the White House and ongoing praise for allies.
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Ly Drew Pearson
Washington
Abe Fortas
Congress
Anttorney
el Paso
Nixon Law Firm
Fortas
Wolfson
Abe
Dorothy Bailey
Department of Commerce
Wisconsin
Joe McCarthy
United States
Fisen*tower
Army- McCarthy
Senate
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins
Lattimore
McCarthy
State Department
Latti
Interior Department
Harold Ickes
Betsy Burden
Don Nixon
Howard Hughes
Geone
Odd Ways to Security at the White House and More
Washington column notes security crowding at White House events, with Treasury officials and guards at a Jordan visit. It jokes about camera checks and a misread camera case, then riffs on Lafayette Park parking, Smithsonian delays, Winston ads, and a sidewalk poll by Rep. Ryan. It ends with evacuations for coconut souvenirs and fence-cutters on D C’s beltway.
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Washington
White House
Hussein of
Jordan
Treasury Department
Are. Traub
Martins Va
Mr. Traub
Lafayette Park
Smithsonian Institution
Winston
Winston Pecent
William F. Ryan
N. Y
Dawn Schlinder
Ocean City
Seattle
Wash
Samoa
South Pacific
Maryland State Roads Commission
Little League selection sparks letters on nepotism and effort
In a reader exchange on Little League trials in Saco, a mother praises her son’s perseverance after not being chosen and urges alternatives like the Midget and Farm Leagues. A coach defends the process, notes limited spots, and argues nepotism is not the rule, pointing to non related players and ongoing coaching efforts.
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Journal
Ofcial
L.L
Ppace
Saco Little League Board
Owen - Davis
Saco
Little League
Elroy Laskey
Saco Recreation Commission
Sato
Ithrough
Saco Little League
SDS Infiltration Tactics in Industry Revealed by Letter
Washington documents reveal SDS organizers plan to infiltrate industry by taking unskilled jobs in large plants and mass utilities. The Work-Ins Manual outlines targets like GM GE United Airlines Sears and Montgomery Ward and advises on background preparation and nonsubversive signatures while detailing timing dress and approach for first face-to-face interviews.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
France
SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Uni
General Motors
General Electric
United Airlines
Pennsy AR
Arge
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Telephone Company
Gas and Light Company
Mass Utilities
Nixon Vietnam policy shows cautious hope for peace
Washington observers say President Nixon’s new proposals blend prior terms with a hopeful nod to negotiated settlement, yet he warns against any peace that would resemble a defeat. The White House stress remains on maintaining resolve, avoiding public retreat, and seeking home front unity while holding back substantial details.
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William
Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
White House
Pacific
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Maine
Justice Fortas
Richard Nixon Foundation
Herbert Hoover Jr
Union Oil
Nixon Fund
Earl Adams
Los Angeles
Adams, Duke and Hazeltine
Jack Crown
Crown News Agency
Otto Otepka
Subversive Activities
Alex McCullouch
South Caro
Mac's
Don Maclean
People’s Forum
Washington News
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