Honest living costs everyone dearly says journal
The Christian Science Monitor editorial laments rising theft and its impact on all Americans. It argues 15 percent price inflation results from losses to crime, urges a moral climate shift toward honesty, noting FBI crime rises and shoplifting as a broad blight, asserting patriotism fades when dishonesty grows.
World Service unity urged to tackle urban crises abroad and at home
YMCA Bulletin argues Americans must address the global urban crisis and domestic tensions alike. It cites rising poverty from Boston to Bangkok, Viet Nam war impacts, and calls for shared standards and action through YMCA World Service and local support, quoting Paul W. Moritz and John W. Gardner on intertwined problems.
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Boston
Bangkok
L.A
B.A
Brotherhood of Man
Middle East
YMCA
World Service
India
Kennedys
Martin Luther King
Paul W. Moritz
John W. Gardner
The
Urban Coalition
Nationwide study finds English teaching weak in high schools
The Tulsa Tribune reports a 158 school, 1,600 classroom study by the National Council of Teachers of English and University of Illinois showing severe shortcomings in high school English. Reading and writing instruction are inadequate. most classes stress recitation, with little direct writing guidance or discussion. Proposals include master teachers, merit pay, reduced noneducational duties, and principal leadership, though funding is needed.
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National Council of Teachers of English
University of Tlinosis
Tribune Education
Kyle Goddard
Unclear personnel list with mixed uppercase names
A garbled OCR read shows roles and names including a president vice president secretary treasurer editor and managers. readable entities include D A Brawley and Joseph Rasent, Randall B Terry Jr, W N Iy One and W Patterson Jr. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or action.
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Vicw
Joseph Rasent
Randall,b. Terry, JR
Bustisss
Canis
Loflin C
W. Patterson, JR
Johnson Has Not Cancelled Phantom Jet Sale to Israel
Drew Pearson reports the Johnson administration has not canceled the plan to sell 50 Phantom superjets to Israel despite the Beirut airport raid. Decisions depend on Near East developments with Nixon and Humphrey support noted, and Dayan's hardline stance shaping Israeli policy.
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Bell McClura Syndicate
Washington
Israel
Beirut
Johnson
Nixon
Near East
de Gaulle
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Egypt
Yigal Allon
Labor
Allon
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Syria
LBJ
Allen
Abba Eban
Humphrey
White House
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Nasser
Cairo
B’nai B'rith
Birds Nest Soup Recipe in Overseas Press Club Cookbook
A feature on James R. Young and E. W. Scripps era, detailing a world voyage to obtain birds nest soup ingredients for a recipe. It describes nests, preparation, and the cookbook context, plus notes on Bette Elliott's The Clockwatcher's Cookbook and profile of contributors.
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Anderson
Overseas Press Club
International Newsbeat
Seas
E. W. Scripps
Scripps
Canary Islands
Hong Kong
Gibraltar
South Africa
Canada
Atlantic
Ohio
Monrovia
Liberia
Mose Lamet
Eugene V. Grace
Durham
Bette Elliott
Haleigh
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