On the Other Hand at Lewis and Clark College
Editorial notes positive student action at Lewis and Clark College Portland. Students raise 85000 dollars to hire visiting professor Sir John Glubb for an 11 week term, with college housing provided. The piece contrasts constructive campus efforts with riots and media coverage, praising newsworthiness of uncommon progress.
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Céimpis
Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Ore
Lewis and Clark
John Glubb
Middle East
Sussex
England
Eeyore birthday party brightens Prospect Park
In Brooklyn Prospect Park a party for Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh featured a maypole folk dancing pony-cart rides stilt walking mural painting clowns jugglers and the Emerald Society Bagpipe Band. All children could decorate a large aerosol foam cake as part of the cheerful event. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Garden City Thursday for 160 pints after garden volunteers and a list of local blood donors were noted from last January.
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Eeyore
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Police Department
Emerald Society
Lawrence Wasson
Marcia Marcotte
Jerry Duran
Billy Dean Stone
Jack McAfee
Manuel Garcia Jr
Joe Benson
Lawrence Odgers
Robert Law
Carla Lile
Ethel Slater
Harold Wilken
Duane West
Duane Hays
Roger Morris
Dale Birney
Les Cline
Charlotte Heinemann
Lawrence Barlow
Orville Warren
Sharon Stevenson
Phyllis Lightner
Jerry Kineer
Marjorie Lenz
Larry Bell
Jerry Matthews
Leota Koster
Marvin Berdit
Dan Crase
George
Controlling Driving Wives Spark Snide Car Talk
A humorous aside mocks women drivers, calling the most erratic driver the one in the backseat. It notes a cautious woman uses a hamper to panic, and mentions a wife who drives with cash and authority, as if angered at the insurance company.
Nixon Hopes to Start Withdrawal From Vietnam This Summer
Drew Pearson reports President Nixon seeks to begin U S troop withdrawal this year and swap in South Vietnamese forces with Saigon proposing the plan. Kissinger says momentum varies by country as Hanoi weighs new directives and a political settlement remains crucial. Kendall of Pepsico backs BIPAC fund drives for a conservative 1970 Congress.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Saigon
Thiet
South Vietnam
Rand Corporation
Hudada Institute
Paris
Thieu
Midway Island
GOP
White House
Henry Kissinger
Sweden
United States
Yugoslavia
Hanoi
Kissinger
New
Richard Nixon Foundation
Donald Kendall
Pepsico
New York City
Kendall
500 Park Avenue
BIPAC
Business Industry Political Action’ Committee
Congress
Senate
Paul W. Kayser
National Alliance For Business
Reward offered for missing Patillo construction fleet
Detroit AP reports a $1,000 reward for return of John Patillo's entire construction fleet after thieves stole a flatbed trailer a diesel truck with a bulldozer and a tractor totaling about 27000 in value Patillo and wife Mrs Patillo say the loss destroyed the company Coventry Cathedral license row AP also notes a separate UK dispute over alcohol licenses with a public hearing opposed by a Women’s Total Abstinence Union and the United Kingdom Alliance
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Detroit
John Patillo
Detroiter
Patillo
Coventry
England
Coventry Cathedral
D. Ireland
Women’s Total Abstinence Union
The
United Kingdom Alliance
Hough Development Corp and black nationalists puzzle Cleveland
The article analyzes the Hough Development Corporation with a focus on its leadership, funding, and racial dynamics. It notes debates over capitalism versus rehabilitation driven by government money, and profiles involved figures including Harvard and Yale graduates. It highlights tensions between black entrepreneurs and journalists, and suggests the program’s cost and outcomes.
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Hough Development ‘Corp
Milton Henry
Harvard Law School
Clevean
Sipbnane
Harvard
Yale
Udoes
Ie Orda
Orie
Hough
Cleveland
Time Capsule 1959 reveals money allergy for bank teller
In Duncan Oklahoma according to Time Capsule 1959 bank teller Laverne Parks developed a fashion on her left hand and learned from her doctor that she was allergic to money.
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Duncan
Okla
Laverne Parks
Pension funds seek greater gains through prudent risk
Investment managers of U S pension plans face a core question of prudence as funds exceeding 100 billion dollars seek higher returns with manageable risk. Plans have shifted from safe fixed income to stocks and growth issues, citing long term taxpayer benefits and tax advantages, while regulators debate the need for oversight amid rising volatility and big gains.
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Philip Wechsler
New York
Formance
Pension Plans
Paul Howell
Frank Cummings
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Cummings
Life Seems to Lack Stability in Modern Times
New York AP notes a stream of anxieties about the future while urging calm. The piece lists absurd questions from politics to pop culture and ends by advising not to clutter the head with worries over unsolvable issues.
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New York
England
California
Charles de Gaulle
Cassius Clay
Soviet Russia
Mars
Andy Warhol
New Orleans
Vatican
Frank Sinatra
Jack Paar
Cock Robin
CROSSWORD BY Eugene ne Sheffer 13
Fragmented puzzle clues mix partial entries and stray letters across a crossword grid. Some terms reference historical names and generic descriptors, with numerous OCR garbling that obscures full answers and intended theme.
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Eugene Ne Sheffer
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