Dunes Dilemma Moves Toward Compromise With Burns Ditch Plan
A White House proposal seeks coexistence of recreation and harbor needs in the Burns ditch area, aiming to preserve 11 000 acres of dunes while permitting limited steel mill development. Congress will decide, weighing pollution controls and regional economic benefits against conservation. The piece urges wilderness protection and patient, long view policies to avert future conflicts.
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Lake Michigan
White House
Burns Ditch
Congress
America
Senate
House
Separation Of Roles In Lisbon Highlighted By Williams Case
The town marshal Nick Williams and justice of the peace post at Lisbon are deemed incompatible for one person under Iowa law. County Attorney Fulton notes the constitutional prohibition on dual powers, while praising Williams for avoiding overlap. The discussion, seen by some as partisan, ultimately clarifies the separation of executive and judicial functions.
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Nick Williams
Lisbon
Justice of the Peace
Fulton
Iowa
Williams
Delinquency Not Defined by Poverty Says Expert
John Chamberlain argues that recent incidents show brutality arises from culture not economics. He cites a Charleston West Virginia hazing death, then notes a Boston study by Dr Saul Bernstein finding juvenile gangs adopt sophistication and cooler tactics regardless of income, urging stronger moral ethics in schools.
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Long Island
Charleston
W.va
Michael Murphy
Mike Murphy
Charleston High School
New York
West Side
Bronx
Mike
Boston University
Saul Bernstein
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Dr. Berstein
Dr. Bernstein
Sir Lancelot
Duce de Montmorency
Bernstein
For Better or for Worse U S and Russia Wed By Treaty
The United States joins 102 nations in a limited nuclear test ban with Russia. The senate vote shows fear and hope, signaling a hard choice for a safer world. A second step remains uncertain, with guarded optimism amid East West tensions. Secretary Rusk doubts a broad settlement soon and notes a possible second step on observer teams at transport hubs.
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Ashington
United States
Russia
Senate
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Rusk
Drive into the Country How to Really Relax
A short promotional piece urges readers to escape work and worries by taking a drive through the countryside with Newspaper Enterprise Association. It extols autumn scenery and a nature therapy as a peaceful, money saving winter investment.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Calling Is Not to Withdrawal but to Involvement
Condensation of Coe college convocation address exploring faith and science in modern Western thought. It argues belief in progress and rationality falters, urges three dialogic areas for Judeo Christian dialogue, and upholds intellectual development as a religious obligation rather than withdrawal.
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Herbert Spencer
Germany
Europe
Third Reich
Einstein
Moder
Sartre
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