Wabash College Defies Trend Towards Big Public Funding
Editorial praises Wabash College Crawfordsville Indiana for staying small and independent under President Thaddeus Seymour. It argues private colleges risk conformity when accepting government money and highlights Wabash balanced faculty spanning political views and resistance to public dollars.
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Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Thaddeus Seymour
Seymour
Wabash
Dr. Seymour
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A spoof collection featuring anecdotes about a cosmetics kingpin vainly trying to reach his wife by phone. It includes a sharp jab at critics via David Frost and French innuendo, with a 1970 publication date and distribution by King Features Syndicate.
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Bennett Cerf
David Frost
London
Henriett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Rethinking School Desegregation and Court Influence
The Nixon March remarks signal no required pupil transfers for racial balance. Dr. Kenneth Bancroft Clark argues segregation harms white and black children, influencing Supreme Court views and possible rulings on de facto segregation under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Nixon
Kenneth Bancroft Clark
Senate
Dr. Clark
Martin Arnold
New York Times
Supreme Court
Daily Crossword Clues From a 1970s Syndicate
A dense crossword puzzle listing both across and down clues with numerous numeric and letter cues. The page includes theme notes about code letters and a cryptogram quote attributed to Mark Twain, with postscript providing historical context from King Features Syndicate.
Almanac a May 22 1970 historical notes and reflections
The May 22 almanac notes the day number in 1970 and lists notable anniversaries from 1868 the Reno Gang Great Train Robbery to 1924 the Bobby Franks murder case with Leopold and Loeb. It also mentions 194% Russia dissolving the Communist International and a 1962 airliner disaster. A Thought for the Day quotes Emerson on home and happiness.
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Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Reno
Marshfield
Ind
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Loeb
Leopold
Russia
Shelley Winters Never Cools Off In Stage And Screen
The piece profiles Shelley Winters as a tireless, versatile performer. It recalls meeting her at Princeton and Monmouth Park, notes her Broadway and film roles including Minnie Marx at the Imperial and Ma Parker in Ploody Mama, and praises her relentless drive despite personal battles and multiple marriages.
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York
Shelley Winters
Princeton
Monmouth Park Racetrack
Jersey Seashore
Miss Winters
God
Joe
Shelley
Central Park West
Tony Franciosa
Tony
Broadway
the Imperial
W. 45Th St
Dylan Thomas
Shell
Minnie Marx
Lewis Stadnen
Groucho
Shelleya
Ronald Colman
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