Collision Course From The New York Times
Resignation of Stanford president Kenneth Pitzer after nineteen months signals a national campus crisis. Radical students, arson and vandalism strain universities amid shrinking funds and political pressure. A coalition of liberal and conservative forces is urged to defend liberty and educational reform.
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Kenneth Pitzer
Stanford University
Pitzer
Stanford
Law and Order
State University of New York At
Buffal
The Happy Map Myth Revealed in Urban Smiles
A researcher seeks the happiest US city by tracking smiles but finds smiles signal many motives. Atlanta tops smiles, yet the study shows people smile to indicate doubt, conceal mood, or insult. The conclusion: a smile is not a simple sign of joy.
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United States
Great Britain
Mr. Wilson
N.C
Associated Press
High Point
N. C
N C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Let Morgan Keep It in Consumer Battle Over Coke
The piece urges North Carolina consumers to support Attorney General Morgan protecting rights against corporate practices. It cites a Coca Cola prize incident and FTC shortcomings, urging active public involvement and continuity of Morgan’s office to safeguard consumer interests.
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Ralph Nader
Coca Cola
Federal Trade Commission
Coke
Raleigh
Morgan
Robert Morgan
North Carolina
Attorney General's Office
Mr. Morgan
Absence of Flags Sparks Reader Critique on Downtown Merchants
In a letter to the editor, Mrs. T L Byerly laments flag shortages on the Fourth of July, accusing downtown merchants of neglect while firemen previously displayed worn flags. She praises employers who display flags regularly and criticizes the downtown doldrums driving retailers away.
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Main St
T. L. Byerly
City Council Raises Water Rates and Allocates Learn to Swim
The Enterprise notes the City Council approving higher water rates to meet the budget plus funding of a thirty thousand dollar learn to swim program. Andrew Talbert voices skepticism about taxes and city spending while urging taxpayer gratitude for what he calls vital services.
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Andrew Talbert
Rhodes urges action on Nixon anti crime program
Congressman John J. Rhodes calls for immediate congressional action on the President's national anti crime package. He argues delays by the Democratic majority have cost billions, increased fear, and allowed organized drug crime to expand while urging Congress to act to protect youth and restore street safety.
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Congress
Nixon
A Yankee Is a Pie Eater to Vermonters
A line from Willow Whispers notes how the term Yankee shifts with regional view. It traces meaning from American to Northerner to New Englander and finally to Vermonter who associates Yankee with breakfast pie.
Reading Time For All Ages A Bible Reading Plea
A lyrical notice urges readers to choose the Bible as a year round reading habit. It extols its 66 books as the greatest story, praising Jesus as savior and shepherd, and calls for singing of grace and mercy.
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Jesus
Christ
Lena Hammer Thacker
Bible Is the Answer says Mrs J C Meadows
A reader states that in seeking eternal life guidance and patience the Bible provides the solution. The account credits Mrs J C Meadows with the sentiment that searching the scriptures confirms the Bible as the answer.
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God
J. C. Meadows
A Child T See in Each Child a Golden Opportunity
A reflective verse by Mrs Ralph Sechrest on renewing faith through parental love and daily deeds. It urges parents to model living, praying, and seeking God’s will to guide children as they grow, promising God’s presence even in human faults.
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Ralph Sechrest
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