Crime Surges as Society Feels Political Pressure
An editorial argues crime rises with population and political currents. It links increases in theft, violence, and plane hijacking to a society oriented toward coercive wage pressure, strikes, and government pressure, blaming economic frustration and activism for a widening crime wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Capone
Castro
Cuba
California
Italy
Vietnam
United States
Hsword
Corree
Force and Property Rights in a Legal Frame
A writer argues that government power to compel uses of property mirrors illegal crime. Across examples, the piece claims respect for property rights declines as political and union actions expand. It links rising legal force to increased crime and questions societal norms shaping enforcement.
Weatherman siege at Cuyahoga Community College campus
SDS figure requested the Metropolitan Campus in Cleveland for a 1000 member convention over Christmas. Dean said denial likely but would consult the president. Students confronted President Charles Pappas. gym completion and security cited. They broke a window and disrupted desks before leaving. Dr. Pappas blamed the noncompletion and security limits. A medical doctor admired by youths references Dr Spock on child behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ietinn
Students For A Democratic Society
Bertifsskin
Cuyahoga Community College
Cleveland
Charles Pappas
Pappap
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Columbus
Lester Savage
Eddie Zuraski
St. Bonaventure
Savage
Zuraski
Dennis Baumert
Husky
Mead
Nebraska Ordinance
Charles P. Barilow
Curbing of tantrums adults imitate child psychology at Cuyahoga CC
The piece discusses handling temper outbursts by adults in higher education leadership. It cites Dr. Spock style advice on not reacting with anger and offering a graceful exit to tantrums. The text notes frustration with college presidents lacking patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga Community College
Dr. Spock
Oyes
Christmas Strains Between Parents and College Students
Abt Brchun discusses how Christmas widens the gap between college-age offspring and family. A Sarah Lawrence student named Kathy interrupted studies for 10 days home, sparking tension. The tale recounts a tense car ride and a joking yet hurtful welcome sign at home as expectations clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Custer
Random
Kathy
Sarah Lawrence
Bethesda
Alice
Christmas Family Rift Over Biafra Car Gift
A suburban family reconciles with a tense Christmas Eve as Kathy objects to a luxury car gift amid concern over Biafra aid. The parents realize their gesture to please Kathy backfires, fueling a planned showdown about values and independence. Distributed by Los Angeles Times Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Biafra
Alice
Random
West Virginia
Los Angeles Times SynDicate
Freedom and self control in a moral life piece
A short editorial urges readers to view freedom as a God given gift and personal self control. It argues freedom is not license or anarchy but harmony with moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It ends with a call that peace begin with me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Freedom
Nur
Te Hlesaingn
Doctor's Mailbag Health and Christmas greeting cards history
A reader asks about pleural effusion causes and treatment and about pleurodynia its cause and cure. The column explains Christmas greeting card origins with Henry Cole in England and charitable use of donated cards in hospitals and wards. It also notes lymphoid hyperplasia in the rectum as incidental medical background with no disease implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry Cole
Seaport in Scotland and a mosaic of clues
A puzzle style list across clues mixing geography, professions, and wordplay. Entries hint at places like Scotland seaports, rivers, deserts, and various nouns including professions, animals, and foods, forming a broad, interlinked crossword puzzle grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Judea
Morocra
Consumers Public Power District reports solid first month gains
In its first month of operation the Consumers Public Power District showed receipts sufficient to cover fixed charges operating and maintenance costs and additions to the system. A surplus of 1206.62 was set aside with half to NWPS as a pre payment and half to the district for contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers ‘Public Power District
J.L. Rich
Toorthwestern Public Service Company
Guy C. Meyers
NWPS
C.B. Fricke
Flatte County
Nations Hotrod Association
John Weil
John Schultz
Dick Fry
Cornhusker Rural Public Power District
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Four Homes for Families in New HUD Initiative
Secretary George Romney outlines a national housing push prioritizing decent homes and environments for all Americans. He cites twenty six million dwelling units as the goal, notes past space priorities, and introduces Operation Breakthrough to accelerate mass production, financing, and coordinated local implementation through private public partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development America
Clair
HUD
Bréal
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Abt Brchun
J. R. Williams
Touche
Reed
Heerste Recidint
THE
Lai
EXCH
uLill
Dirk
Mr. Arnaz
McHarness
Aisa
News of
Yesteryear
Sweat, Loomis
Daily Telegram
Kingsmen Automotive Association of Columbus
Tha Kingsman
Clvb
Fostal
Cstomers
Frank Nobl
Union Pacific Bridge Department
Bellwood
Boyes
Loup River
Frank
Oscar Weber
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Hastie
Whaley
Churc
John Chamberlain
Ford National Ge
Arternate Housing
Walis
Fra
King Features Syndicate
Brerecram ‘Your Freedom
Eanes
Rees
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