One-Party States in Africa Underlines Democratic Strains
The piece surveys Africa's 46 states, noting 23 are one party regimes often led by military or civilian dictatorships. It cites Senghor and Kenyatta on dominant parties, contrasts with democracies, and argues Western-style democracy is not inherently superior, as one-party states exist worldwide.
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Russia
America
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Kenya
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Africa
Senghor
Senegal
The
Africa Institute
Gambia
Arthur Lewis
West Africa
Milwaukee Snow Removal Embraces Women Shovelers
In Milwaukee the sanitation department hires women for snow removal as unseasonable December weather arrives. Applicants must be 18, taller than their shovel, have a Social Security number and dress warmly. The move marks another victory for the women’s lib movement amid winter storm challenges.
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Danville
Bureau of Sanitation
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McGovern Calls for Working Majority for Progress
Senator George McGovern of South Dakota unveils a coalition of working men and women he says will back a White House bid. He argues the majority should focus on building public priorities to guarantee a decent neighborhood for all communities.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
White House
Paris Could Lose Character to Expressways Says Council
The Danville newspaper reports Paris may surrender to highway planners as an expressway on the Left Bank isolates the Seine district. Opponents warn it will fragment the city, worsen traffic, and threaten Parisian character amid multi lane road expansion plans.
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Inhby
Nu Revoir
High Point
Nixon’s Flexible Reach Shapes 1972 Conservative Shift
Nixon keeps the right aligned as conservatives laud his Supreme Court picks and veto of a sweeping child care bill while wary Republicans warn against overreliance. The campaign funding fight and Nixon’s stance on busing also key conservative tests for a possible 1972 realignment.
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Texas
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National Review Group
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Supreme Court
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William Rehnquist
White House
Pat Buchanan
Education
Muskie
Kennedy
The Economics Of Professor Ho
William F Buckley Jr argues against economic ignorance in academia and critiques Ping Ti Mo and his portrayal of China. He contrasts Chinese costs and living standards with American profit motives, questions Western perceptions, and condemns pharma practices and labor disparities in Argentina.
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Ping-ti Mo
University of Chicago
China
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Chicago Tribune
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Shanghai
New York
Chicago
Why college and university may be overvalued today
Educationist argues that demand for higher education is waning as Britain and other nations see fewer university entrants and many graduates struggle to find posts. He urges practical skills over degrees, noting shortages in trades and crafts and suggesting many youths should pursue work or vocational training rather than extended formal schooling.
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Uke
Clark
Britain
Times Higher Educational Supplement
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Sanders
Suilen
Reflections On The Environment From A Classical Perspective
Ralph de Toledine critiques environmental alarmism and the rise of conservation spending. He argues that fear stories distort facts, cites budgets of groups like the Environmental Defense Fund and National Wildlife Federation, and defends continued energy use while urging practical pollution limits and biodegradable commemoratives.
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Environmental Defense Fund
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