Free Market Education Sparks National Debate
A Washington panel on campus unrest heard critics claim schooling imprisons youth while advocates push free market education as a remedy. Hayakawa favors state reform and universal service, Goodman prefers less coercion, and Nolan outlines a market based system where teachers set fees and contracts. Examples in Gary Indiana and Texarkana illustrate potential accountability through market mechanisms.
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S.L. Ilayakawa
San Weanessco State
Washington
Scranton Commission On
Paul Goodturn
Sears Apo
Lecrusé
Goodman
New Left
Hos
Hayakawa
Goodin
Match
New Guard
National “Conservative
David F. Nolan
Gary
Ind
Instiance
Texarkana
Washington, D
Rep
Moynihan on Family Aid and Pragmatic Welfare Debate
The piece critiques Daniel Patrick Moynihan's Family Assistance Plan calling it pragmatic yet argues it robs one person to aid another. It contrasts pragmatic welfare with Judeo Christian dignity, warning against treating welfare as a right and warning that the plan could expand recipients. It cites Allan Brownfeld in Toll Call and questions the motives behind welfare policies.
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Daniel Patrick
Moynihan
Mgr. Moynihan
Mr. Moynihan
Allan Brownfeld
Capitol Hill
Toll Call
Pr. Moynihan
Telegram Tuesday February 23 1971 Columbus Nebraska
A readable fragment from a historical newspaper page discusses freedom as personal self control, contrasts it with government grants, and invokes moral guidance. It mentions the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, framing peace as beginning with individual action. The piece appears in a Nebraska paper dated February 23, 1971.
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Oleh
Ths
Matt
Ask the Doctor Asthma Suffering
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains bronchial asthma as airway constriction with wheezing and chest expansion during attacks. Allergies pollen dust and infections trigger it. treatments include adrenaline and antibiotics, avoidance of triggers, desensitization, and managing infections. There is no cure, only control to prevent lung damage.
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Lawrence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Frost and Frosts clash at Amherst in 1917 remembered
In 1917 Robert Frost taught at Amherst provoking clashes with President Meiklejohn and radical professors. Lawrence Thompson notes Frost opposed Meiklejohn and Gettell, while William Butler Yeats and T. S. Eliot reflect broader doubts about Western culture amid campus reforms and social upheaval.
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Hamiposts Strait of
Light
Joseph Conrad
Iken Marlow
Robert }Ross
Taglant
Boston
Holt
America
Amherst
Alexander Molklejohn
Anticourgeois
Laurence Thompson
Raymond CG. Gettell
Gettell
Meiklejohn
Northhampton
Ilolyoke
Geltell
Meikteiohn
President Nixon urged to take a real vacation abroad
The piece argues Nixon needs a genuine break from Washington. It notes his frequent escapes to Camp David, San Clemente, or Key Biscayne lack true vacation status and criticizes aides for tailing him. It cites past leaders who vacationed to ease decisions and hints at a resort like Buccaneer’s Creek in Martiniqué as a possible real retreat.
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Buccaneer’s Creek
Martiniqué
Nita
Nixon
Washington
Camp David
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
Bebe Rebaza
Hoover
Ike
Asia
Hoover Aways
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Leisure Paradise and Party Rules at Club Mediterranee
The piece portrays a Martinique retreat where money is taboo and locals use beads for drinks. Guests enjoy sun, beaches, sailing, and skindiving with little regimentation, likened to an adult 4-H Club. It hints at Nixon’s advisers and sets a cheeky tone about Camp David.
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Rama Nna Rtsa
Club Mediterranee
Nixon
Baltimore
Barbara Steele
Martinique
White House
Agnew golf incident sparks media backlash over coverage
The vice president drew attention at the Bob Hope Golf Classic when five golf balls struck spectators, while NBC focused on the moment of impact and the press criticized coverage as sensational. Critics note many other players hit balls that day without incident.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
NBC
Washington Post
New York Times
Nice
Hell Television
Agnew
Nbc-Tv
New York
Edlges
Agnew Wings
Jf Agnew
Ally
Shey
Doug Sanders
United States
Agnew golf chaos blasts media neglect of safety
Voice of Art Buchwald condemns networks for focusing on Vice President Agnew's golf mishaps while ignoring safer plays elsewhere. He argues editors distort news by chasing sensational violence on the course and calls for objective coverage with broader, calmer golf reporting.
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America
Agnew
Gol
Galt Halla
Questions and Answers from a Historic Notebook
A set of distorted Q and A items covers biblical name meanings and playful queries. It notes Isaac meaning “one laughs” from a birth prediction, mentions a year linked to the keatons, cites an annual William Sport Pennsylvania sporting event since 1946, and clarifies that the “funny bone” is not a bone but the ulnar nerve.
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Isaac
Janac
Jumble Across Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A scrambled jumble of crossword style clues and partial solutions hints across multiple numbered entries. It includes references to nations teams and objects with scattered word fragments and stray letters, resembling a historical puzzle page snippet.
Aid to carriers on ciptract agreement eases rail crisis fears
Aid to carriers learning of a contract agreement between railroad negotiators and the Brotherhood of Railroad and Airline Clerks raises hope Congress will curb a new rail strike when the March 1 strike ban ends. The UTU remains unsigned and powerfully potential, while national transportation policy debates intensify amid bankruptcies and calls for federal control over rail rights of way and facilities.
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UTU
U.S
Three Roads
Anthony Haswell
National Association of Railroad Passengers
Penn Central
Charles Luna
Magwell
Basie
Bureau of Public Toads
Federal Aviation Administration
Corps of Engineers
Haswell
Ralironda
Congress
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NEA
Aha
Stont
William Dames
Harold Taylor
Kingenut Hrewater
Erma Galdman
Robert Frost
Meiklejohm
Lawrance Thompson
Melklejon
Eliot
Venice
Adriatic
Jeffrey
Hart
King Paaluren Syndicate
Rsaetetss
Lee Mueller
VP Golf
Art Buchwald
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William Sport Pa
Hoys
United Lates
Golor
Tiektsouch
Erlches
Ontario
Ener
Romer
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Oakley
Hawnpaper Enterprise Association
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