Rickover Warns on Campus Unrest and Violent Tactics
Admiral Hyman Rickover decries student unrest as violent crime, urges colleges to curb radical actions, defend professor and student freedoms, and insists rioting on campus and on streets are not the same. He advocates clear punishment for criminal acts in the name of academic freedom.
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Hyman Rickover
Rickover
Holt
Sally Old
Spiro Agnew
U.S
Red
China
Siberia
No Patsy Roles: A Personal Verdict on Good and Bad
A writer recalls refusing to defend a local inmate who invited aid to attack law enforcement. He contrasts in two cases: one a habitual criminal seeking sympathy, the other a youth who, with help, found work and repaid debts. The column questions who deserves support and why.
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Patsy
Erie County
District Attorney's
Law and Order
Firie County
Corry
Yint
Bleeding Hearts
Tips From Mailbag: Quips and Facts From Daily Life
New York AP column samples trivia and insights from mailbag readers. Topics range from work satisfaction linked to longevity to global food distribution, valentines, Pepys history, snakes in Ireland, and social quips. Notable quotes touch Ingrid Bergman and gendered hearing differences with light humor.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
St. Patrick
Emerald Isle
Ireland
National Geographic Society
Meeting Notes From Corry Ladies Groups in 1950
Eighteen attend Columbus Ladies Aid Society meeting hosted by Mrs Forrest Bindley. Ladies Fellowship of First Baptist Church sang with Mrs Francis G Whiteman leading. Mrs Michael Piccirilla hosted eight members of the Kizyates Club plus three guests.
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Columbus Ladies’ Aid Society
Forrest Bindley
Francis G. Whiteman
Ladies’ Fellowship of the
First Baptist Church
Michael Piccirilla
East Pleasant Street
Kizyates Club
Ernest McMichael
Joseph Baressi
Charles Daniels
Nixon aims to ease economy as Fed tightens credit
President Nixon seeks to relieve Americans squeezed by rising prices and high interest rates while the Federal Reserve tightens money. Dr. Burns pushes to persuade Fed members to loosen controls, with a lean budget and sharp cuts to win support. Bankers oppose easing, citing credit tightness and Wall Street risk amid inflation fears. The piece also notes a Soviet air threat, Chappaquiddick book context, and Vietnam withdrawal plans.
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Dr. Burns
Fed
Unfetters Intellect Guides Miami Heart Institute Doctor
Dr Edwin Boyle uses an unfettered approach with ambulance linked sensors and in house ECG reading to guide pre hospital care. He notes arteries clog from fats and cholesterol and urges exercise and diet changes. A reader aged 62 undergoes tests showing cholesterol 262 and triglycerides 176 with recommendations to lower fats and return to tennis.
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Edwin Boyle
Miami Heart Institute
Boyle
National Heart Institute
Bishop
College grads face brisk spring campus recruiting says NICB
New York AP reports campus recruiting this spring will be vigorous with starting salaries rising modestly. A NICB study notes demand quickening for master’s degree candidates in technical, engineering and accounting fields, while liberal arts grads remain low earners. Accountants and MBAs top master's salaries at about 1063 dollars monthly.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
NICB
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Africa
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Egypt
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Elton John McLoughlin
AP News
Secontc
Savance
Coreier
Washington
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Wall Street
By Jack Anderson
White House
Chappaquiddick
Jack Olsen
Mary Jo Kopechne
Olsen
Ted Kennedy
Mary Jo
Edmund Dinis
Vietnam
Philadelphia
America
Dr. Boyle
Northwestern University
Northwestern
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