Princeton Plan Could Spark Campaign Boomerang
In Our Opinion the Princeton Plan risks letting students campaign during the work week, jeopardizing college life and a student’s studies. Franklin and Marshall College president Keith Spalding says campuses should deny November holidays for campaigning, arguing workers already campaign on their own time and schools should stay in class. If adopted, only the diehards may pursue politics on campus, improving conditions for others.
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No Fun To Be Popular a York AP
A fragmenting essay questions the cost of popularity and cites jokes that alienate others. It comments on social pressures, then shifts to Nixon era Vietnam truce talk, Soviet moves, and Indian diplomacy as signals for potential peace talks and troop withdrawal.
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Move To Dump The Draft Fin And Sei Whales
Conservationists warn the International Whaling Commission that the whales are butchered faster than they reproduce. The commission faces pressure from whaling interests while Hickel delays the import ban, drafting a 30 day suspension to allow contracts and resume slaughter for whale oil and meat used in transmissions and animal feed.
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Viewpoint on the economy and consumer mood in 1970s New York
New York analysts debate if the Nixon administration’s optimistic economic forecast holds as prices rise and unemployment climbs. Consumers save more, yet Dr. George Katona notes willingness to spend hinges on job security, earnings outlook, confidence in policy, and wartime conditions.
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University of Michigan
Nixon Happy About Withdrawal by Paul Harvey
Nixon faces criticism as the Senate curbs presidential powers amid Vietnam War voting, with talk of lowering draft calls and pursuing inflation control. A column by Paul Harvey reflects on the draft, Hirshhorn scandal questions, and tax resistance, noting public discontent with welfare and government policy. The piece cites Proxmire, Hughes, Moynihan, and Shultz in a broader view of campaign promises and political clashes.
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