Youth dignity and campus crime shape Catholic views
Rev. Theodore Hesburgh of Notre Dame urged National Catholic Educational Association delegates in Minneapolis to frame youth reform around human dignity. He cited a rising campus crime climate and the New York Times headline about crime on college campuses as evidence of fear and social disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Hasburgh
Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
National Catholic Educational Association
Minneapolis
New York Times
Dignity and Youth in a Troubled Urban Scene
The article notes rising assaults and robberies tied to underground drug culture, with dorm room drug stash thefts harming students. It paints New York City as atypical but warns crime is growing on campuses, urging youth to pursue dignity amid challenging values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Agnew on the ticket speculation in Washington
A chaotic note on Spira T Agnew living near the Shorenan Hotel on Connecticut Ave in Washington. The column questions whether Agnew will stay on the ticket after the election or retire. It notes Nixon has not decided and recalls incumbents rarely drop the vice president for a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spira T. Agnew
Shorenan
Washington
Connecticut Ave
Agnew
Bir. Nixon
Mr. Agnew
Nixon
Take hippie to lunch and question welfare trust
A Chattanooga News Free Press column cites Fr Fiset’s Oakland Tribune piece on Hippies and welfare. It recalls a specific case of food stamps abused for profit, with a hippie claiming gains from stamp purchases and resales. The piece argues taxpayers fund such schemes and questions welfare program integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Fiset
Oakland
Calif
Fed
Chattanooga
NewsFree Press
Fame and infamy in the portraits of public names
The narrator muses on fame as a shifting, often ironic mark through stories of Lt. Calley Willie Sulton Walter Demaldsem and many show business figures. He questions who merits remembrance, citing Kennedy era officials actors and artists and noting fame fades as moral currency and memory shift.
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Wiliam Calley
Willie Sulton
Eoney
The
Lock Exchange
Robin Hood
Spira Agnew
United States
Chen Thy
Joey Bishag
Joh Po-Kennedy
Dallas
Gerald, Bohn
United States Secret Service
White Horse
John Jones
John
Jane
Wren
Walter Demaldsem
Hollyyseed
Famous Peele
Walter Catlett
Arles Winninger
Jack Pickford
Marshall Neilan
Law Bran
Ralph Spence
Beatrice Lathe
Mark Hellinger
Catlett
Hellinger
John F. Hylan
New York
Jimmy Walker
America
Anystay
John Nylan
Dea
Coney Island
Medica
Prapte
Eas
John Mylan
Walter Callett
Eden Musee
Frankie Hyers
Fumi
Newark
George White
Florent Ziegfeld
Tisjuana Racetrack
Big Man
Georgie
Clara Bow
Racquel Welch
Jolly Green Giant
Abba Fhan
Calvin Coolige
Gary Cooper
White House
Georgie Jessel
George Hessel
Israel
Man Way
Willie Collier
Buster
Desse
Mickery
Curious trivia and garbled quotes about beavers skiuts UN honors
A collage of Q and A snippets on beaver fur combing, UN accession banners, clergymen in Congress, and a distorted space splashdown reference. The text devolves into incoherent sentences about office chatter and payment woes with scattered misprints and stray phrases.
Freedom and Independence Faithful Viewpoint in 1971
A Columbus Nebraska newspaper from May 21 1971 states that true freedom comes from within and is God given not a government grant. It argues freedom means self control and rejects both anarchy and coercion while citing the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
ASK THE DOCTOR Follows own advice
Dr Lawrence Lamb answers readers on diet related to heart disease and gout. He endorses low fat intake with emphasis on fish skinless poultry vegetables and skim dairy while limiting pork organ meats and high cholesterol foods. He personally avoids egg yolks and pork and reports a weight range of 134 to 140 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lami
Turkey
Fragmented puzzle like clippings from a lexicon page
A jumbled list of crosswords style clues and partial answers covering diverse topics. It includes numbers, language hints, place names, and scattered definitions such as foods, compounds, adjectives, and geographic terms. Many fragments point to Latin roots, synonyms, and obscure references without coherent context.
Vocational schools urged as youth trade college future
The piece argues Nixon seeks an end to the Vietnam War while youth protests wane and leaders fade. It notes a shift toward skilled trades as education emphasizes college paths misalign with job realities. Vocational enrollment rises, Yale and Harvard graduates consider crafts, and the author urges funding for vocational training over expanded universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
Trotskyites
Trots
Reénnie Davis
Weathermen
Mark Ruud
Bernardine Uohtn
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Oles
Hen ‘Spock
Yale
William Sloane Coffin
Rennie Davis
John Fraines
Dave Dellinger
Hvirg Goldstein
Charron Williams
U.S
Goldstein
Cambridge
Mass
New Haven
Conn
Yale Ph
Residents defend Roselawn Cemetery cleanup plan
A letter to the editor defends gradual Roselawn Cemetery work including tree and brush removal, gate questions, and street repairs. It explains funding limits of the perpetual care fund, irrigation upgrades, and ongoing vandalism and theft problems. The writer urges patience, adherence to rules, and community help to implement planned beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theselawn
Perpetual Care Fund
Organic farming drives new peasantry and class shift
Hubert Rodale argues dropouts and educated youths are veering toward soil life and peasant values, offering liberation from machine-dominated society. He notes a contrast with poorer youth seeking a chance within the system, possibly benefiting from others leaving the field.
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America
Hubert Rodale
Organic Gardening & Harming
Anoes Edwin A. Roberts
Rhea Rrl
Roberts
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