Patriotism in Schools Should Be Rightful Work Now
An editorial argues that teaching patriotism in schools is essential amid anti American trends. It highlights Pittsburgh educators Marie Stewart and Delores Sebastian promoting patriotic themes through ninth grade assemblies and classroom displays to counter propaganda and instill informed national pride.
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Freedoms Foundation
Marie Stewart
Delores Sebestian
Pittsburgh, Pa
Stewart
Sebastian
Arthur M. Utley Jr
E. Mendenhall
Thayer Coggin
Guy Kinney
YMCA
Robert Culler
Dick Meisky
World Service
Roger Hibbard
Camp Cheerio
James Ross
The Coming Of Spring And Wildlife Week
The piece notes Spring and National Wildlife Week starting next Sunday and urges appreciation for nature. It argues wildlife thrives when humans respect mountains plains forests and streams and urges year round dedication to preserving wild life to protect the American way of life.
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National Wildlife Federation
America
Britain’s fading role in Indian Ocean opens regional power gap
The piece surveys Britain fading from the Indian Ocean as a major power. It notes Soviet naval buildup and increasing Moscow influence while Washington and the Nixon era pursue a low profile. It highlights Britain’s planned east of Suez withdrawal and the strategic vacuum in Malaysia and the Persian Gulf.
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Indian Ocean
Washington
Southeast Asia
Congress
U. S
Vietnam
National Security Council
Pentagon
Naval War College
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Indian Ocean Area
Georgetown University
Gale W. McGee
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Diego Garcia
Chagos Archipelago
U.S
United States
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Australia
New Zealand
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Moscow
Suez
East Africa
Rain-Out In Laos Drives Vietnamese Withdrawals Plans
Washington report details that South Vietnamese forces should pull out of Laos during the May to September wet season as the Ho Chi Minh trail becomes impassable, with a return planned in the next dry season. Admiral Moorer describes ARVN gains in Laos and Cambodia, noting low helicopter losses and substantial battlefield success, while Nixon confirms no American ground forces and withdrawals on schedule. The piece contrasts optimistic briefings with echoes of 1966.
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Moorer
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Interior Department
Alaska
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Maurice Stans
Robert White
Valdez
Puget Sound
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California
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ARCO
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Howard Bennetts
Linton
Indiana
Rick Thornton
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College dean discusses Phillips Chair at High Point College
Dr. Paul Garner of the University of Alabama conferred with High Point College leaders on activating the Mart N. Phillips Chair of Business Administration to bolster local business education. The effort aims to attract a first rate professor funded by the Phillips endowment, enhancing opportunities for students and industry participation.
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College of Commerce and Business Administration
University of Alabama
Mart N. Phillips
High Point
High Point College
Phillips
Adulr
Garner
Alabama School of Business Administration
HPC
College For Manpower
Womanpower
Earl N. Philips
Wendell Patton
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