There Are Still Colleges With Enrollments Low, Yet Accessible
An American College Admissions Center president argues many colleges can accept more students and highlights scores of small, under $2,000 tuition four year schools, mainly in New England and nearby regions, urging high school seniors to consider smaller private colleges. The piece then discusses tensions between the Nixon administration and the press, noting Agnew's role and Ziegler's press briefings.
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America
American College Admissions Center
Henry Klein
New England
Mideast
Southeast
Great Lakes
Plains States
U.S
Dr. Klein
Nixon Aides Shield President From Newsmen On Trips
Nixon aides led by Tim Elbourne and Bruce Whelihan pre stage press briefings to block unfavorable exposure. White House press staff vet reporters and filter news while Patrick Buchanan compiles The Presidents Daily News Briefing for morning delivery to Nixon with sections from wire services editorials and NBC summaries.
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Ziegler
Himself
Tim Elbourne
Bruce Whelihan
Alan Woods
Jerry Warren
Nixon
Chicago
White House
Bucahanan
Buchanan
Tom Huston
Logansport
Ind
Mort Allin
Wisconsin
Readers Letters Turn Nasty as Civility Fades
A long critique of readers letters in newspapers, condemning hostile prose, unsigned notes, and the spread of hate. The author argues readers polarize society, editors overpublish, and true change rarely follows. An anecdote about fabricating a letter shows the volume and venom of responses.
NBC First Tuesday offers varied NBC magazine program
NBCs First Tuesday presents a two hour magazine edition with a song about Philadelphia police chief Frank Rizzo and a moving sequence featuring a boy describing his entrapment to doctors. It includes a vault tour of Chinese empress treasures stored in Formosa and exhibits in Taiwan with 28 items narrated as packed in 20 000 crates to avoid danger. The show also features a cloak and dagger interview with ex Green Beret Capt Robert Marasco about a spy case later dropped.
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New York
NBC
Philadelphia
Frank ‘Rizzo
China
Formosa
Taiwan
National Palace Museum
Sander Vanocur
Green Beret
Robert Marasco
Marasco
Corry Elks Boost Memorial Fund Total To Build Project
In Corry the local BPO Elks raised funds toward a Memorial project yesterday. A fire alarm at Raymond Mfg Co erupted from exhaust pipes in the heat treating department, sending flames and smoke but firemen confined the blaze to the area. Municipal garbage collection became a topic at the City Council meeting, with proposals for a levy and annual spring cleanup. Summer classes will run six weeks starting June 1 at the Board of Education, with final preparations completed.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
Corry
Ban Ener
Epee Mes
Board of Education
Imagrin
Boeing Slump Shapes Seattle Nightlife and Jobs
In Seattle King County Boeing downturn hits after layoffs near 20 000 this year and 14 400 last year. Local nightlife shifts from taverns to daytime business and lunch meetings as unemployment rises and apartment vacancies reach a month high with inducements to attract tenants. A pending 290 million bill for an SST prototype fuels hopes for an upswing despite lingering economic strain.
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Wash
Freemen
King County
Boeing Co
King
Las Vegas
Boeing
Slater
Late Restaurant Association
Seattle-King County
Congresa
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Sanchez
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