Rats and Monkeys in Lab Experiments Stir Controversy
A mixed critique notes how rats and monkeys endure harsh lab testing for experiments and papers. It highlights Edinboro State College work by Dr. Jack Culbertson and questions the ethics of animal experimentation and the motives of researchers. Washington coverage details Rep. James Collins’ alleged $500 kickback scheme involving two student aides and misappropriated government checks.
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Art Buchwald
Max Shulman
Edinboro State College
Jack Culbertson
Dr. Culbertson
Washington
James Collins
Texas
Jim
Capitol Hill water showdown over Lake Okeechobee rights
A closed door Senate confrontation among Army Engineers and the National Park Service over Lake Okeechobee water rights pits park priority against drought concerns. Sen Ellender and Florida lawmakers press for shared resources while Park Service chief Hartzog defends 1968 priority terms amid broader ecological worries and rising pollution talk.
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Capitol Hill
Army Engineers
National Park Service
Lake Okeechobee
The
Park Service
Army
Everglades National Park
Florida
George Hartzog, Sr
Robert Jordan II
Hartzog
Population crisis voices urge action and caution
Paul Harvey cites Harvard resources on ecology and celebrates debate over cures. Finch, Train, Ehrlich, Durant join warnings of rising birth rates and strain on resources. Ehrlich warns the population bomb ticks while Indians mull male sterilization after the third child.
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Will Durant
Bargaining Compared To Bazaar In Separate Editorials
In Sterling Illinois the Gazette likens labor negotiations to bargain buying, noting unions gauge wage and benefit limits while companies gauge what workers will accept. The Selma Times Journal reports that airmen flying into Hurricane Camille wore the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal for mission performance that aided storm warning and potentially saved lives.
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Sterling, Ill
Selma
Ala
Times Journal
Air Force
The Office Boy Game at Corry Journal
A Corry Journal feature portrays Wilbur the office boy and the newsroom banter. It recalls long hours, humor, and hints of career ladders as experienced staff share stories and encouragement amid practical jokes and daily chores.
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New York
Deuce
Wilbur
Qult
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
William Eaton
CIV
Jenn Mclaughlin
Associated Press
AP Rewro
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Sue Guterman
Leah Baker
American University
Collins
Bernard Wunder
Solon Fleeces Girl
By Jack Anderson
Pecos
Senate
South
Allen Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Sam
Etlender
the Senator
National Parks
Congress
Jordan
Bob Hernbrode
Arizona
Game and Fish Commission
Moon
Frederick Smith
Paul Harvey
HEW
Robert Finch
Nixon
Russell Train
Council On Environmental Quality
Paul Ehrlich
Stanford
United States of America
Manhattan
India
Grass Roots Opinion
Hal Boyle
Fellows
City Hall
Corry Journal
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