Editors Question Changing Women Roles in Children Books
Editorial argues publishers bow to feminism and propose altering mothers’ traditional image in children’s books. It warns such changes may raise costs and harm society by undermining stable family roles and increasing youth crime, divorce, and social issues.
Ike Echoes in Silver Dollar Return
The United States minting a silver dollar for the first time since 1935 features three versions including a pure silver, a non silver general circulation coin, and a polished collector edition. Forms will be available in Post Offices for orders by about June with delivery in late fall. Mint officials expect limited mintage and high demand.
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Television plans to educate public on American revolution
CBS launches a series to explain the American Revolution. Peter Ustinov will portray Lord North as broadcasts run through 1976 bicentennial. A national history board is proposed to certify accuracy in films and TV, guiding public understanding of truth versus fiction.
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Dropping Out: Sensing the News on 1970s Cults
Anthony Harrigan surveys 1970s retreat from reality as urban and rural communes, hippie fashion, and cultlike groups proliferate. He notes Manson trial exposure, weekend hippies, panhandlers, and the irony of affluent youths asking for change while sheltered by allowances.
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Hippie lifestyle clash with duty and national security
The piece argues that the hippie movement reflects inner dissatisfaction and threatens American freedoms. It warns that passive attitudes undermine defense and public safety, urging responsible citizens to reject hippie alibis and demand accountability from nonconformists who avoid burdens.
Try and Stop Me Funny Bits and Notable Social Jabs
A collage of whimsical anecdotes and sharp asides about public figures and social behavior. It recalls Sir Noel Coward hosting an American dowager in theater, George E. Allen’s ties to three presidents, quick quips from Walter Ostrow and Walter Sebastian, plus Hollywood nostalgia and a call for social discipline and citizenship.
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Ike
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE TEASE
Crossword puzzle clues cover 1 5 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 21 22 25 26 27 and 42 43 44 with across and down entries. Cryptoquote reveals LONGFELLOW as example and presents a coded quotation puzzle by King Features Syndicate.
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