Spring Little League Debate Provokes Educator Critics
In Our Opinion discusses the ongoing Little League controversy as educators weigh the program’s impact on youth. Donald F. Schwertley notes parental excess, early exposure to pro-style pressure, and lack of formal medical checks, while critics warn of ego reinforcement and injurious effects.
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National Education Association
Donald F. Schwertley
Thomas Jefferson High School
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Joey Jay
Schwertley
Washington Star
William Hines
Hines
Dad
Little League
Grass Roots Opinion Cites Government Economic Knowledge
In a Portland Oregon Journal opinion, the author argues that government authorities lack deep understanding of managing the economy, warning that current economic ills threaten national stability and citizens' prosperity. The piece urges reconsideration of assumed expertise in economic policy.
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Portland, Obe
Mind's Best Menu by Hal Boyle remember memories and past life
NEW YORK AP Memories form the mind's best menu offering consolation and pride in old times. The column lists vivid phrases and social quirks from earlier eras, recalling nicknames, fashions, hearing aids, weddings, pets, and the shift in attitudes toward wealth and voting.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Boston
Eleanor Roosewell
Corry Dorcas Class Elects President At Meeting
Mrs. K S Durham was reelected president of the Dorcas Class at First Methodist as 23 members gathered at the Maple avenue home of Mrs Carl Hinman Wednesday evening. The article notes surrounding civic and church events including a PTA meeting and honors in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League.
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K.S. Durham
First Methodist Church
Maple Avenue
Carl Hinman
C.C. Loveland
Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League
Lawrence Park Club
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Charlotte Rouse
Union City
Nixon plans continued Vietnam drawdown with Cambodia shift
President Nixon aims to keep troops coming out of South Vietnam while transferring 150,000 from the end of the 12 month period and cutting support troops by 50,000 to 60,000. Draft reform moves toward zero calls but preserves some deferments and a potential all volunteer system, with a lottery to sequence draftees and debates on educational deferments. SALT talks in Vienna proceed with closed doors and mutual restraint on propaganda.
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Vietnam
Vienna
United States
Call for More Family Doctors in US Medical System
Overcrowded hospitals should not mask need for more generalist physicians. Dr. Amos Johnson and Dr. Morris Fishbein argue for trained family doctors who treat the whole patient and family, not just specialists. Certification, ongoing study, and re certification under the American Academy of General Practice aim to revive general practice and attract new medical students.
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Amos Johnson
American Academy of General Practice
Morris Fishbein
AMA
Inflation fears force possible wartime controls in Nixon era
New York report outlines growing pressure for harsher measures to fight inflation. Wages prices and credit could be rigidly controlled again, with economists warning of a tough period ahead. Panels warn of a tightrope between recession risk and renewed inflation as the administration debates policy and public confidence wanes.
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New York
Nixon
White House
Southeast Asia
Lionel
Chase Manhattan Bank
Pierre Rinfret
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Mel Laird
Wilson
Tarr
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GOP
Hugh Scott
Defense
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Laird
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Leslie
Magnuson
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