Israeli communal farms cited as failing to raise stable children
In Boston AP report, psychologist Dr Bruno discusses kibbutz childrearing on Israeli communal farms. He notes early parental authority and teen independence, yet reports issues like drug use vandalism and sexual promiscuity among youths raised in communal quarters until age 18.
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Israel
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Bruno Et Falhaier
Bettelheim
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Vermont ski industry hit by governor disaster ruling
A Bromley resort spokesman calls Governor Deane Davis's disaster declaration after a snowstorm a disaster for Vermont tourism. He says roads are cleared, facilities open, and skiing excellent, while the disaster order risks lasting harm to the ski industry and political backlash.
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Manchester
UPI
Vermont
Deane Davis
Burr Vail
Bromley
National Guard
Vail
Davis
Buckley Sees Need for Black President Around 1980
William F. Buckley Jr says in Look magazine that electing a Black President around 1980 could ease white guilt and symbolize equality of opportunity. He argues the election of Negro public officials would be a tonic for the white soul and expects a Black president to emerge from young qualified Negroes in public power.
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New York
UPI
William F. Buckley, Jr
U.S
Look Magazine
Buckley
Barkley
Foreign press notes arms talks progress and dissents
London reports admire Nixon wins some support in Vietnam while warning about nuclear war odds. Pravda and Seng Pao predict shifting public calm as U.S.-Soviet SALT talks progress unevenly. Agnew cited with mixed reception as Tokyo and Rome commentaries add regional views. Jefferson County jail escapes blamed on location in Louisville.
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Salt
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Munist
Pravda
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Seng Pao
Japan
Agnew
Rome
II Tempo
Agnéw
U.S. Lists 21 Terms Forbidden in Vietnam
A UPI report notes U.S. guidance bans slang and phrases like search and destroy and body count. It replaces them with neutral terms such as missions and developing community spirit, labeling old terms as enemy descriptors and updating war lexicon.
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U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Washington
U.S. Lai
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