Editorial Page contrasts youth and Woodstock phenomenon
The piece notes the WoodStock event drew 300000 to 400000 people to a Bethel farm, praising peaceful behavior amid heavy rain and drugs while criticizing profiteers and signaling concern over youth idealism. It warns such freedom may breed manipulation or withdrawal from reality. It concludes the peaceful gathering resembles a herd or lotus eaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskills
New York
Joseph Paul Kimble
Beverly Hills
Calif
Kimble
Square
Bethel
N.Y
Parents urged to back sex education in nursery playtime
Virginia columnist cites psychologists urging early sexual play in nursery settings. Experts claim conventional prudish views cause teen anxiety and urge parental involvement to normalize and promote sex play before school age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Payette
Peresee
Masting & German Psychologica Asteriatins
Washington
Uber
Nical Force
Iba Ron
Robert A. Harper
Harold Greenwald
Harper
Mopits
Sean
Ray Sayles
Hidden transcripts reveal widespread racial outbreaks in U.S. military bases
The Washington Merry Go Round reports secret testimonies show racial violence at bases from Camp Lejeune to Kaneohe, with underground newspapers, harsh policing, and a divide between black and white troops. Veterans and reservists describe nightly dangers and coercive orders, urging accountability beyond Congress.
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Anderson W. Gton
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Camp Pendleton
Cali
Mario Biaggi
Bronx
Camp Lejeune
New York
Ase
Biaggi
Jacksonville
Seashore
Trailways
House Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Mac's World Mistake making rampant
Columnist Don Maclean skewers government missteps and cost overruns from the C5A plane to troop deployments. He riffs on political panic over mistakes and suggests paradoxes in defense spending, while noting inflated prices and the absurdity of avoiding costly errors with bureaucratic logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maclean
Washington
Europe
Aness
Danube
War freed funds tied to existing programs despite new needs
Debate over postwar dollars shows most anticipated funds will be absorbed by already growing programs. Moynihan notes decisions were effectively made years ago as education, health, social security and other aid expanded, limiting new money for slums, the poor, and pollution efforts.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Vietnam
Daniel P. Moynihan
Congress
Reading Level and Reform in American Education Critique
Russell Kirk argues education departments fail to elevate minds and read at high levels. He cites a Pennsylvania reader seeking guidance to counter dull educationists and details Detroit teachers withdrawing from MEA over agency shop and sex education material concerns. He calls for a sane education system and reform against bureaucratic control.
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Russell Kirk
Pennsylvania Reader
Ed. D
National Education Assn
Federal Office of Education
State Departments of Public Instruction
Empire of Educationism
Detroit
Detroit Education Assn
Michigan Education Assn
League of Scholars
MEA
DEA
Biddeions-Seco Journal Publisher and Rates Notice
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper details mailing address and contact numbers for Biddeions-Seco Journal. Managing Editor W Paul Caserta and E P Ingalls listed with editorial and business desks. Subscription rates shown in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. Associated Press member and postage info included.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Caserta
E P Ingalls
Associated Press
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