Cooling The Patrol Can Smooth Enforcement
North Carolina will equip 800 Highway Patrol patrolmen with air conditioning and gadgets for next summer to improve morale and efficiency on hot highways. Administrators argue the comfort will aid enforcement while risking lives to save others, and residents deserve better conditions for law officers who have served well through past growing pains.
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State Highway Patrol
North Carolina
Highway Patrol
North Carolina Highway Patrol
New phase of student lunacy in India demands cheating
The London Observer reports students in India insisting they may cheat on tests. Some beat lecturers, others walk out as harder questions spark protests. Administrators often yield, issuing easier papers and readministering exams.
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The
London Observer
India
Editorial on Philippines and Nixon era U S relations
Editorial discusses Philippines moving to reexamine ties with the United States under Marcos and Romulo, noting 22 years since independence, U S bases at Subic Bay and Clark Field, trade terms, and Philippine oligarchic wealth while urging Nixon administration responsiveness and Asian initiative.
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Philippines
United States
Legislative
Un-Philippine Activities Committee
Republic
Romulo
Nixon
Donald Kirk
Washington Evening Star
U.S
Islands
Sen. Beguigno Aquina
Aquino
Foreign Affairs
U.s.philippines
Subic Bay
Clark Field
Asia
Philippine
Senator Soaper Nostalgia and the cost of power and pay
The speaker criticizes nostalgia for a simpler past while noting how political and social issues compare to modern media and violence. He quips about presidents serving on inauguration costs and suggests raises may curb temptation to steal, offering ironic social commentary.
School Organization Officers Listed In Fragment
Fragment lists several officer roles including President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Editor Executive Advertising Director Business Manager and an Orculation Manager, suggesting a student or club governance slate without names or dates.
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Eastern
Orculation
Pearson Says Senate Tailed Standards for Nixon Aides
The column argues the Senate lowered its own ethical standards affecting the Nixon Cabinet. It cites Dirksen opposing asset disclosure, notes McNamara and Packard stock sales, and critiques Hickel and interior committee handling. It highlights public reaction with 150,000 letters and suggests various conflicts of interest in oil and gas holdings and lobbying.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Basse-Profaunde
Illinois
Truman
Ed Pauley
West Coast
Navy
Pauley
Elk Hills
Interior Department
Wally Hickel
Senate Interior Committee
Alaska
Gov. Heke
Hickel
Interior
Allott and Rogers
Plateau Natural Gas Company
Allott
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Democrat
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Committee
Supreme Court
Interior Committee
Worthington on Soviet and American Military Power
Guest columnist Peter Worthington compares Soviet and U S militaries, noting the Red Army’s large tank focus and lack of real combat experience versus the U S Army’s battle-tested officers and diverse units. He warns the Soviet force may pose the greater threat to lasting peace despite Western emphasis on defense.
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Peter Worthington
Shington
Toronto Telegram
H. M
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Red Army
U. S
G. I
Ryadovoi
U.S
Korea
Vietnam
Hungary
West
Ussr
National Guard
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Ave
David Livingstone
Ferdinand Marcos
Manila Overseas Press Club
China
Carlos P. Romulo
Senator Soaper
Sludgepump
High Point Enterprise
High Point OF Enterprise, Inc
High Point
N. C
A. Rawley
C. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall EB. Terry
J Holt McPherson
Joe Bi
Membem
Associated Press
Cartier
N.C
Jnc
Drew Pearson
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Anchorage
Walter J. Hickel
Colorado Oil and Gas
Denver
Bureau of Land Management
Washington Post
Tom Kelly
Natural Resources
Halbouty Oil
Kelly
Alaskan Oil Lands
British Petroleum
Gov. Hickel
Nickel
Soviet Russia
And
Chiernen
NEA
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