Spaceship Earth Faces Youth Guided Path for Ecology
The piece argues Earth Day events show youth seeking ecological balance and a shift from a disposable, cowboy economy toward a spaceship economy based on recycling. It warns lasting survival hinges on broad, patient effort across ages to preserve livable, lasting planet life.
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Kenneth Boulding
Earth
Elizabeth Hutchens Remembered For Family and Business Leadership
The community mourns Mrs. G. E. Hutchens of High Point and Miami death. She helped expand the Washington Street grocery into the Big Bear chain and chaired the family board. A devoted mother grandmother and community figure she balanced work and life with faith and support for family pursuit of success.
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G. E. Hutchens
Miami
High Point
George E. Hutchens
Washington Street
Elizabeth Hutchens
Florida
Protecting The News Sexual Revolution
The article surveys views on the sexual revolution, noting high anxiety, debates over morality, and a perceived women’s liberation shift. It traces thinkers from May and Weisstein to Kinsey and Masters Johnson, highlighting changing female sexuality and its social implications.
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Rollo May
Naomi Weisstein
Loyola University
Chicago
Richard von Krafft-Ebing
Sigmund Freud
Havelock Ellis
Kinsey
Joe Smith
William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Masters
Johnson
Kane Fights Koppers Monopoly in Resorcinol Case
Washington reports a two year FTC battle where Daniel Kane accuses Koppers of monopolizing resorcinol amid alleged treachery by his chief Rufus Duke Wilson who leaks case details to Koppers' attorney William Simon. Kane, backed by FTC, pursues public interest in a showdown before a hearing examiner.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Daniel Kane
Koppers Company
Rufus “Duke” Wilson
Koppers
Kane
William Simon
Duke
Wilson
Simon
Metropolitan Club
Carriage House
FTC
Duke” Wilson
Virginia
Joel Broyhill
Contested Koppers Case and Doctor Pinckney Hearings
Wilson and Kane discuss settling legal disputes while admitting private talks with Simon. Kane declines comment. Dr. Edward Pinckney arrives in Washington to testify to a Senate subcommittee about hospital admissions, medical politics, and alleged patient harm.
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Wilson
Koppers
Kane
Simon
Ben Casey
Washington
Edward Pinckney
Beverly Hills
Calif
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Pinckney
Journal of the American Medical Association
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Association
California Medical Association
Dr. Pinckney
American Medical Association
AMA
Cain
Jumbo Jet era reshape cross country travel
A reporter recounts the debut of the Boeing 747 and related jumbo jet developments. The piece notes vast passenger capacity 342 seats per flight at TWA and plans for larger atomic powered transports, plus new terminal designs at JFK and evolving airline operations across major cities. It also covers in‑flight comforts including lounges color movies and multiple kitchens, and profiles passenger and taxi experiences in San Francisco and New York.
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San Francisco
Conference of College and University Trustees and Regents
United States
New York
TWA
John P. Kennedy International Airport
Ero Saarinen
Chicago
Los Angeles
Paris
London
American Airlines
George Freeman
San Juan
Puerto Rico
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