Honesty and Temptation in Consumer Ethics Editorials
A Telegram opinion piece discusses Don Oakley's Newspaper Enterprise Associated editorial on consumerism. It notes inconsistency in critics and consumers alike, questions fraud in earthquake damage claims and tax returns, and argues that honesty begins at home while urging scrutiny of politicians who erode personal integrity.
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Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Associated
Oakley
California
Savall Business Administration
Sita
SBA
Experimental crash car praised by US government in test
The report describes a weekend test where an experimental car sustained only minor damage after colliding with a brick wall at high speed while a conventional car was demolished. It notes high speed roads and highway dangers, urging safer cars to reduce crashes and deaths despite industry enthusiasm for progress.
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Hunt Mateh
Detroit
Brain surgery sparks debate over mind control risks
A report cites Dr. Peter Breggin describing brain surgery to calm hyperactive children. Critics label it brain mutilation and fear government funding may push widespread use. Opponents urge natural nutrition as alternative while warning of a drift toward coercive control.
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Qtore
Peter Breggit
D.C
Jans
Dolor
Betty Morales
Johnny Clark
Eden Hane
U.S
This newspaper on freedom and self control in a moral
A fragment from a Telegram style note asserts readers deserve freedom from government and praise of self mastery. It promotes personal responsibility, ties freedom to God and moral law, and references the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
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Bleashige
Cooperating Education Grows Amid Campus Greenback Debate
Daniel Cankelovich’s study with the John D. Rockefeller 3rd Fund questions shifts in campus values toward business. Despite 55 percent seeing business as profit driven, a countergreen trend and bluelag of anti-business sentiment emerge. About 200,000 students across 225 colleges participate in cooperative education programs with 4,000 employers, balancing on and off campus work with degree studies. Institutions like the University of Cincinnati and Northeastern University lead this model, with Antioch College a pioneer.
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Boston
Daniel “Cankelovich
John D. Rockefeller 3Rd Fund
American Corporation
University of Cinicinnati
Northeastern University of Boston
Antioch College
Ohio
Willard Wirtz
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
Frank Newman
Office of Education Task Force
Colleges split over campus protest and work study shift
Harvard protests draw Harvard students opposing the Vietnam War while Northeastern emphasizes cooperative education and work study. Dr. Samuelson predicts future leaders will come from smaller universities like Cincinnati and Northeastern, underscoring open society resilience as corporations expand three months on, three months off student employment to boost prospects.
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Harvard University
Charles River
Vietnam
Harvard
Northeastern University
Samuelson
Cincinnati
Northeastern
Boston
America
Charles Reich
Yale
Heaven
Crib death causes and medical views from Dr Lamb
A reader asks about crib death in a two month old granddaughter and Dr Lamb explains that the condition is rare with multiple possible causes, including possible airway obstruction. He emphasizes no parental fault and notes that heredity is unlikely. The reply also covers surgery in the very old with encouragement about modern medical advances.
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Lawrence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Pam
Lamb
Kennedy as gutter politician and failed statesman
A speaker reflects on John F Kennedy with ambivalence and caution, praising his Cuba crisis resolve but criticizing his governance, political maneuvering, and family influence. The account contrasts Kennedy’s bravado with legislative weakness and Johnson’s later success in pushing similar laws.
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Allet
Beverly Hills
Ife
Marion Davies
United States
Bishop
White House
Fle Ldd Ug
Dallas
Texas
John Connally
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Ohio Lottery Debate Attacks State Revenue Gamble
Ohioans vote May 2 on amending the constitution to permit a state lottery. Critics say such a plan preys on the poor, drains incomes, and lowers government standards by treating citizens as marks. They call for honest pricing of public services instead of gambling.
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Ohiosas
Jersey
Breedy
New Jersey
Ila
Ohio
F. Gerald Ensley
Jorexes
Quiz style QandA on myths, leaders, and laws
Questions cover Olympic opening ceremony ritual a Siberian tallest pine and Grandfather Frost. Answers include the Pope appointing Cardinals, Icelandic swimming law, and Rabbi meaning my master.
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