Outsider fear and Moore's West Virginia Service Corps
Editorial condemns West Virginia Governor Moore for a West Virginia Service Corps rule that requires volunteers to be state residents. It argues the policy retreats from national ideas, harms young graduates seeking broader exposure, and stifles the state’s modernization efforts while absent evidence of outsider trouble.
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Appalachia
John Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
West Virginia
Gov. Moore
West Virginia Service Corps
Peace Corps
West
West Vitglnia
Central Catholic High School
Wheeling
Sy Tong
Equal Chance The Only Solution for Black Economic Development
The 35th American Assembly met in April to study Black economic development. It urges ending discrimination and expands equal opportunity as vital to a national imperative, noting Black ownership remains below 3 percent in industry and 1 percent in manufacturing, with most Black firms confined to Black communities.
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35Th American Assembly
U. S
Nader’s Rock Noise Hearing Hearing Aid Debate
The author mockingly questions Senator Ralph Nader’s push to investigate rock music noise. He shares personal experiments with teenagers and listening habits, noting hearing perceived differently by teens at home. He jokes about studies and suggests Nader must decide what to do with the raw findings.
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Ralph Nader
Senate
Nader
Nm Ra
Hankis
Nadeyko
General Motors
Bil Vm
Aeen Agers
Herely
Merrills
Preg Nant
Readers' Forum Letters on Vietnam Policy and Dissent
Sam Sayre of Dunbar argues against pulling out of Vietnam and criticizes editors and protesters. He alleges newspapers aid the Communist cause and defends federal policymakers. Stephen W Williams of Chattanooga replies by recalling historical dissent in Philadelphia.
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Vnam
Vietnam
the Gazette
Stephen W. Williams
Chattanooga. Tenn
Philadelphia
Letter Writer Urges One Month of Judean Rebel Sermons
Alden Marks Minnora Editor argues for preachers to condemn war and injustice in a provocative letter. He imagines a mass sermon on the Judean rebel, the Vietnam War, the military industrial complex, taxation, and prejudice, urging return to peace and equity.
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Judea
Williams
Asia
Vietnam
Georgia
California
U. S
Nixon
Air Force Academy
North Vietnam
United States
Jesus
Horace
Meldah
Davidson
Building
City
Nixon shifts to right while keeping flexible center
Tricky Dicky shows a tactical shift before Midway talks as Nixon margins rightward with law and order wins noted. Analysts see no firm national trend, despite gains for conservatives and rising education-based voter pressure, leaving the White House with flexible stance and cautious opposition possible.
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Washington
Nixon
Mude
Sam Yorty
Los Angees
Barry Goldwater Jr
California
Minneapolis
Denver
Prat
Vietnam
White Hornt
Trdepoit
Leonard Garment
White House
Dicky
Amoral Sex Education Debate Presses U.S. Schools
James Kilpatrick examines the growing uproar over new public school sex education programs led by SIECUS. He notes backlash from John Birch Society supporters and some psychologists, while urging parental guidance and careful, age appropriate instruction.
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Washington
John Birch Society
Birchers
Sex Information and Education Council of the
United States
Stecus
Slircus
Lester Doniger
Mr. Doniger
Rita Doniger
Great Neck
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
E. James Letherman
Mary Calderone
Sifcus
Marches in Washington Boost National Fitness Drive
In Washington, marches linked to the national physical fitness program gain support from figures including Representative Ken Hechler and supporters such as George. The coordinated effort aims to promote fitness initiatives across communities.
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Ken
Washington
Rockefeller Mission Shadowed by Latin America Tensions
Frank Mankiewicz and Tom Braden report on Nelson Rockefeller’s push to shape U S policy toward Latin America and to challenge State Department delays. They note Rockefeller’s readiness to meet leaders anywhere and the debate over private influence in foreign aid and oil rights, with implications for Peru Chile and broader regional policy.
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Rockefeller
Hart Tee
Trockefeller
East
State Department
Latin
America
Gare
Peru
Kenader
Chile
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Adele
U.S
Latin America
State Departments
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Brazil
Rome
Vatican
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Law and Order
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Tom Braden
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