All-Out War Debate Mirrors Vietnam Controversy
The author argues against escalation, warning that bombing and invasion to topple North Vietnam risks drawing in Red China, repeating lessons from Korea. He notes South Vietnamese loyalty is fragile and urges leaving them alone to avoid protracted, costly warfare.
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Campus in Crisis two day program at Boston College
The Distaff Side reports a two day Boston College program for attorneys on campus legal issues including student rights administrative and trustee responsibility and the interplay of law with education. The Practicing Law Institute sponsors use of rational thinking to address campus situations and possible lawful solutions.
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The Needlo in New York Vacationer Remarks
The speaker notes natives take money from vacationers and calls New York a good place to live but not worth visiting. The comment reflects a skeptical view of extracting wealth from tourists while affirming living conditions in the city.
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New York
Dirksen Seeks Fast Move on Burger and Bain Confirmations
Washington Senator Dirksen pushes rapid confirmation of Chief Justice nominee Warren Burger and Seventh Circuit pick Charles A. Bain amid controversy. The piece notes Bain’s Chicago law firm ties, past opposition to Jewish applicants, and a history of religious segregation. It also highlights Ellender’s diplomacy-minded view of U.S.–Soviet relations and his Siberia trip with film of the USSR.
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Nixon speech sparks hawkish critique by Buckley foes
Across The Right with William Buckley the column defends Nixon's last week address while blasting Senator Fulbright as hypocritical for opposing the speech yet fearing its consequences. It argues neo isolationist talk mirrors early Hoover and Lippmann positions and warns of communization if the US fails to act.
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North Carolina to Hold Hollerin Contest Debuts
SPIVEY'S CORNER N C AP The first National Hollerin Contest will be held June 28 in this east central North Carolina community. The contest chairman says 28 applications have been received from people in the Carolinas and Georgia, some in their 60s and 70s, who recall hollering to neighbors before the telephone.
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Soaring building costs reshape American housing market
Soaring building costs and a tight mortgage market are pushing couples toward apartments and mobile homes. Apartment construction rose from 490,200 units in 1965 to 608,200 in 1988, about 35 to 40 percent of starts, while mobile homes soared with 316,450 marketed last year. The trend, driven by prices and access, signals a lasting shift in housing since homeownership remains a cherished goal.
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U.S Savings & Loan League
Tom B. Scott Jr
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Boyle Says Some Things Can Teach Humility
An AP column argues against inflated egos noting everyday humbling realities. Examples include failing grades, disappointing boosts, failed refunds, awkward incidents, and aging vanity, all illustrating that pride yields to common misfortunes.
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