Television and public interest clash in airwave use
A high level report urges greater public consideration in TV airwave use amid bills to curb political spending and end equal time for minor candidates. The piece laments Congress oversight for not reserving one of thirteen channels for non political public need and educational programming. It links rising crime rates to mass audience exploitation.
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Free Enterprise
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Pan Amerian World Airways
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F. Scott Fitzgerald
Aid Plan for Thai Troops to Aid Cambodia Debate on Hill
Capitol Hill debates a State Department accord sending a small Thai contingent to bolster Cambodia against Communist forces. With U S troops barred, officials argue limited foreign aid may help Cambodia survive, though some oppose any such arrangement.
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Thailand
Cambodia
Washington
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Consumer Responsibility in Food Shops Highlighted
A Philadelphia Polish Star article discusses shopper misbehavior such as pinching fruit testing foods and damaging goods. It argues consumer irresponsibility raises prices due to small profit margins and urges shoppers to reduce waste pilferage and breakage to hold prices down.
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Polish Star
Europe
The Unemployed and the Informed: A Surprising Perspective
A reflective piece contrasts unemployed people who feel frustrated with their search to find work with uninformed individuals who seem content and confident. It also highlights the skill of a salesman who times his pauses to maximize selling success.
Best of the Week on Free Speech and Illiteracy
An opinion column attacks campus protests and media influence on student discourse. It argues courts protect expressive conduct, while highlighting statis tics on functional illiteracy and global education spending.
Powder Puff Club and Education Spending Debate
A column critiques federal education funding and the shift from formal schooling to teaching social values and practical life skills. It laments spending billions and questions priorities, suggesting profit from taxpayer dollars and promoting activist alignment.
Crossword Clue Theme and Complex Public Debate
The text blends a daily crossword puzzle with a cryptogram and a lengthy critique of progressive education. It references cryptograms, societal debates on education, taxpayer costs, activist groups, and the National Education Association task force proposals, highlighting concerns about liberal education reform and federal funding.
Ice Capades Host David Janssen Skates in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City crowds see TV star David Janssen hosting NBC special Highlights of Ice Capades taped for November 4. Florence Henderson debuts on ice with Tim Wood while Janssen, a former skating extra, explains his selection and a tropical summer vibe surrounds the event.
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