Editorial- Population Policy Debate Grows Nationwide
The Coalition for a National Population Policy led by Joseph Tydings and Milton Eisenhower urges a federal population program without laws. It includes Leonard Woodcock and Roy Wilkins in warning that without action the quality of life will deteriorate as U. S. population nears 300 million by century end.
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Scott Presses Restoration of Apollo 18 and 19
Apollo 15 commander David Scott urged restoring cancelled moon missions Apollo 18 and 19 after his moon landing. He argued the flights should be reinstated now, but critics say such extraplanetary spending should be decided by Congress and the President rather than astronauts.
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Lindsay Considers Run For Democratic Presidential Nomination
Mayor John Lindsay weighs a bid for the Democratic nomination after defecting from the Republicans. He is praised for charisma and youth appeal but lacks a solid party base, notably in New York. Analysts compare his profile to Kennedy’s 1960 campaign but note Lindsay’s organizational gaps.
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Jackie
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Lindsay
Kennedy
New York
What American Young People Think on the Manion Forum
A Manion Forum discussion features Indiana University delegates critiquing press coverage of the Estes Park Youth Conference. They challenge claimed representativeness, noting overrepresentation of minority groups and East Coast attendees, with voting and policy details contested. The forum warns readers to distrust press summaries and election-style narratives.
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Colorado
Dean Manion
Manion Forum
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John von Kannon
Indiana
Nixon
Vietnam
East
Job Corps
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Indochina
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DAILY CROSSWORD and CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE NEWS SNAP
Puzzle page features a mixed crossword with clues across and down including entries like such as such as. Also includes a Daily Cryptoquote that decodes a quotation with a substitution cipher using a daily key and hints. The page notes yesterday's solution and invites readers to participate.
Income peaks for 35 to 45 age professionals and skilled workers
A Chamber of Commerce study shows peak income ages 35 to 45 across occupations. In 1969 professionals earned a median of 12,443 dollars, craftsmen 9,262, clerical workers 9,374, operatives 7,922, and laborers 6,932, with higher pay than younger or older groups in every field. The premium reflects demand for education and training and strong early career earnings for professionals.
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Carl H. Madden
Chamber of Commerce
The
United States
Almanac Today: September 2 1971
The Almanac notes today’s date September 2 1971 and zodiac sign Virgo. It recalls events such as 1925 Florida Keys hurricane deaths, 1945 Japan’s WWII surrender, 1964 death of Alvin York, and 1968 Iran earthquake death toll.
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