Man of courage Hayakawa defied campus upheaval
Editorial praises Samuel Ichie Hayakawa for stopping the San Francisco State College student uprising. It notes his bold stand on a sound truck, his discipline restored at the school, and his retirement planned next year after turning the tide against campus unrest. The piece credits his grit with inspiring other administrators amid national reverberations.
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Samuel Ichuie Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
San Francisco State
Dr. Hayakawa
Sesame Street Goes Global Targeting World Wide Viewers
Virginia Payette reports Sesame Street has become a global educational brand. The CTW releases a 32 page prospectus detailing leadership and finances while the program expands to 48 countries with localized versions in Mexico Brazil Germany and France. The show’s cost is 42 cents per child yearly, funded mainly by government and foundations.
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Virginia Payette
Sesame Street
Aetto
The
Children’s Television Workshop
Electric Company
CTW Corporation
Joan Ganz Cooney
United States
Poland
Yugoslavia
Big Bird
CTW
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
BBC
London
Scotland
Wales
Great Britain
Bert
Ernie
Oscar
Mexico
Latin America
Mexico City
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Hamburg
Ing
Cruzieros
Marks
Frances
CTV
Financial Report
Write-in vote ties race in Georgia House contest
A Georgia House candidate for a third term faced a surprise write-in vote by his opponent, ending in a 254 to 254 tie. The piece urges voters to stay engaged, vote wisely, and fulfill duties to God and country, stressing the power of every ballot.
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Georgia House of Representatives
Passing the Buck Is Fate of the Myopic Hunter
A brief, reflective note on a hunter whose shortsighted choices push consequences onto others, illustrating the theme of blame and foresight in a cautionary vignette.
Nixon Era NASA Pakistan Tilt Faces Scrutiny
Washington officials acknowledge a pro Pakistan tilt in aid and NASA document requests amid broader covert diplomacy. The report cites India Pakistan policy, aid suspensions, and a 60 million dollar Pakistan loan while Chafee era funds face probes and an aide, Arthur Levin, is pushed out amid political pressure.
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NASA
James R. Morrison
International Planning
India
U.S
Indian Subcontinent
Jack Anderson Research Center
Washington
Nixon
Memo
Langley
United States
Pakistan
White House
State Department
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Laird
Eric Silberstein
Silberstein
Chafee
Levin
Dave Sweet
Parthermork
Action
Rhode Island
Civil Service
Thomas Wright
Republican Party
Wright
Providence Evening Bulletin
Senator Pell
Arthur Od. Levin
Harry Dent
After the Election What Will We Write About Next
Washington columnist notes editors seek topics beyond the election. He muses on future national interests and jokes about interviewing George McGovern while jokingly seeking a six letter Hindu god name. He hints at political calm and pending coverage shifts.
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Nixon
White House
McGlovern
MecGovern
McGovern
Washington POW wives face intense emotional burden and loneliness
The piece outlines the severe emotional and social toll on wives of POWs and missing civilians in Vietnam. Doctors warn of ongoing stress, self doubt, marital risks, and the painful hope for reunion versus fear of disappointment after return.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
To The Point Parents urge adoption of Vietnamese orphans
Russell Kirk urges American adoption of mixed heritage orphans from South Vietnam, noting thousands in camps, neglect, and political risk. He cites Father Joseph Duc Minh’s work near Cam Ranh Bay and warns that North Vietnam may slaughter mixed-blood children if the regime wins.
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South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Joseph Duc Minh
Cam Ranh Bay
Minh
Saigon
America
Hanoi
North
Southeastern Asia
United States
Northietnam
South
Biddeford Saco Journal Local News Brief
The Biddeford Saco Journal reports local news items from Biddeford Maine. The article lists publishing details and subscription rates set by publisher W. Paul Casavant and editor E. P. Ingalls.
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Associated Press
AP News
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Virginia
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Peace Corps
VISTA
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John Chafee
Republican Governors Association
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Claiborne Pell
Nick
NAY ¢ Parks
Mac's
Don Maclean
Washington News
By Russell Kirk
New York Timesy
George McGovern
Gallup
Spiro Agnew
Sargent Shriver
Biddeford-Saco
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