Viet Nam elections mark step toward stable government
The editorial lauds the recent Viet Nam elections as a strong move toward a representative government. It notes high turnout despite Viet Cong threats and Buddhist pressure, credits the Vietnamese people for a brave start, and argues the vote supports continued U.S. aid and troop presence as part of a legitimate mandate.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Rising College Costs Put Education Out of Reach?
Editorial notes six million youths entering college as costs surge. Tuition at Yale rises to 3000 dollars while Duke and Stanford follow higher rates. Regional schools, loan programs, and federal aid shape access amid broader cost pressures.
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Yale
Duke
Stanford
Life Agency Management Assn
Business Week
Fairleigh Dickinson
California
Ohio
New York
New Haven
Dodd TV violence probe fades amid network ties
The report notes Sen. Dodd's Juvenile Delinquency Committee prepared a damaging case on TV violence but investigation faded. It highlights NBC ABC CBS links, memo quotes on program violence, and a private NBC approach to Dodd via Tom Meeker. It predicts suppression of a full probe and hints at broader influence.
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Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
National Broadcasting Company
Sen. Dodds
Juvenile Delinquency Committee
Sen. Dodd
Dodds
Paul L. Laskin
Carl L. Perian
Dodd
NBC
ABC
CBS
Subcommittee
Philadelphia
Tom Meeker
Connecticut
Letter from Galilee frames devotion at Fall Methodist meeting
In Washington the Fall meeting of the Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief heard a long favored Galilee letter from Johanan to Zacchaeus. The tale of Jesus dinner Cypress listeners and the tax collector’s reflections leads to a prayerful benediction about slowing life and seeking divine guidance.
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Washington, D. C
Ralph T. Alton
Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief
Galilee
Johanan
Magdala
Zacchaeus
Jericho
Jesus the Prophet of Nazareth
Jesus
Reuben
Benjamin
Rachel
Jerusalem
Temple
Zaccheus
Political financing and the danger to democracy
Leonard Baker argues in Kiwanis magazine that political campaigns are funded by a shrinking pool of large donors, leveraging loopholes to exceed legal limits. He warns that a nation of 200 million is influenced by under a million big money contributors, risking corruption and abuse of political machinery.
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Leonard Baker
The
Kiwanis Magazine
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
Bee Point
N. C
High Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
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