Campus psychology and student activism at APA meeting
A Washington gathering by the American Psychological Association reviewed campus student unrest, drug use, and racial relations. Reports say campus activists are more flexible and connected to parents, while many students seek professional guidance for anxieties.
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Alex
Washburn
America
Washington
U.S. Office of Education
Joseph Katz
Stanford University
Kenneth Kenniston
Yale Medical School
American Psychological Association
Macon
Slow Trig Through Arkansas a Remarkable Family Trip
Mary Anita Laseter recounts a road trip to Petit Jean Mountain highlighting outdoor beauty and a standout Museum of Automobiles. She notes the Winthrop Rockefeller Collection with an 1892 Benz, a 1904 Oldsmobile, and three 1920s roadsters, plus its pillarless 22,500 square feet of exhibit space and water feature. A vendor stand and scenic architecture enhance the visit, with the museum’s car details on plaques.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Arkansas
Museum of Automobiles
Petit Jean
Petit Jean Mountain
Winthrop Rockefeller
Oldsmobile
Mus
Art Center
Little Rock
Mise Sum
Cretor
Gromyko to Speak at United Nations Assembly
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko prepared to address the U.N. General Assembly as President Nixon urged Soviet help for peace in Vietnam and the Middle East and a nuclear missile holddown. Gromyko followed Nixon as the third speaker in the general policy debate opening the 126-nation session.
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United Nations, N.y.ap
Andrei Gromyko
Nixon
U.N. General Assembly
Vietnam
Middle East
Gromyko
Cat Survived 28 Day Ride to Ft Carson
Snowball a year old cat belonging to Janice George daughter of Ft Carson's new deputy post provost marshal rode in the bedsprings of a moving van from Augusta Georgia to Colorado Springs over 28 days. The cat hid in the springs during packing and reappeared at Ft Carson exhausted and thirsty after three days of searching. A veterinarian said Snowball would recover.
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FT. Carson
Colo
Augusta
Colorado Springs
Janice George
Tax Reduction Is Defeated In El Dorado Council
El Dorado Arkansas. City Council rejected Mayor Pesses suggestion to cut the tax millage earmarked for police and fire pension funds by several mills. The council voted to study the pension funds instead, as residents were urged to get a break.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Pesses
el Dorado
Dorado
Ts Mills
Public Learns About Spending by Pentagon
Senate critics of defense costs say public awareness has opened with a fresh look at Pentagon spending as an $19.98 billion fiscal 1970 military hardware measure clears the Senate 81 to 5 after 39 days of debate. Proxmire and Brooke hailed the opening for future inquiry while noting most programs survived.
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H. L. Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Pentagon
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Safeguard
United States
House
Fatah claims heaviest raids on Israel in Jordan Valley
The Associated Press reports Al Fatah said hundreds of commandos attacked 14 positions along a 30 mile front in the Jordan Valley and claimed to have wiped out observation and advance posts. Israel countered with light casualties and nocturnal air strikes. A later report noted an Israeli patrol killed four Arabs near the Damiyah Bridge with no Israeli deaths. Jordan and Cairo reports varied as Nasser shifts top military leadership amid illness.
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Associated Press
al Fatah
Israel
Amman
Jordan Valley
Srubavel Shalev
Fatah
Dead Sea
Dam+ iya
Jordan
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Navy
Nasser
Arkansas Proposal Aims to Curb Drug Use by Law Council
A proposal introduced by Hempstead Rep Talbot Feild Jr seeks to limit use of marijuana LSD and other hallucinogenic drugs in Arkansas. It requests cooperation from medical societies the University of Arkansas School of Pharmacy the State Health Department and federal agencies to study unlawful drug use and develop a statewide publicity program to educate especially young people about the dangers. The measure cites national coverage of drug abuse and calls for hearings and recommendations.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Legislative Council
Hempstead
Talbot Feild Jr
Legislative Council
State OF Arkansas
Arkansas Medical Society
Pulaski County Medical Society
American Medical Association
School of Pharmacy
University of Arkansas
State Health Department
Fighting in Vietnam Stepped Up in 1969 Warnings Rise
AP dispatch reports U S troops clashed with enemy forces across several sectors in the past 24 hours. Helicopter losses and 52 B52 missions are noted as U S casualties include 1 killed and 8 wounded. A captured North Vietnamese worker claims infiltration with about 300 troops. Officials anticipate a winter spring offensive to pressure U S withdrawal while Hanoi aims to weaken South Vietnam authority. Paratroopers of the 101st Airborne found 150 civilians said executed near Hue, linked to the Tet offensive.
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George Esper
Wester Saigon
U. S
U.S
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
101St Airborne Division
Hue
Meaning of Electoral Reforms WASHINGTON AP
The direct election amendment would elect the president and vice president by national popular vote if a candidate achieved at least 40 percent. If no one reached 40 percent, a runoff between the top two would occur. Currently voters choose electors who cast the official ballots a month after the general election. Each state earns electors equal to its members in Congress, and the state winner takes all its electoral votes.
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Congressional Quarterly
Capitol Hill
Congressional Record
Congressional
House
Senate
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Capitol
Charlotte
N.C
Associated Press Washington
U.S. Congress
ALC Debates Prison Land Lease At Tucker Farm
Little Rock AP report on Arkansas Legislative Council talks over leasing 3,300 acres at Tucker Prison Farm for about 100000 a year and the 47000 state correction expenditure. John Haley advocates a two to three year trial. opponents question profitability and therapeutic value of dirt and fresh air. Authorities also pursue Bobby Gene Ballew who walked off Cummins Prison Farm as search continues.
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Little Rock
Tucker Prison Farm
State Department of Correction
Arkansas Legislative Coun
John Haley
State Board of Correction
John F. ‘Mutt
Gibson
Dermott
Haley
Fuckermore Hime
B. D
Doug’ Brandon
Cummins Prison Farm
Bobby Gene Ballew
Crackdown on Pornography Grows Under Mitchell Directive
A nationwide push targets large interstate distributors of obscene material. About 20 individuals and 22 companies have been indicted or arrested in eight months as the Justice and Post Office departments pursue grand jury action. A key target is Marvin Miller and Corrina Publishing Inc in California, indicted on 27 counts for mailing obscene ads to individuals and institutions. The effort follows new proposals to shield minors and expand Supreme Court interpretations to curb availability by mail.
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William Barty
Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Justice and Post Office Departments
Supreme Court
John N. Mitchell
Winton M. Blount
Mitchell
Blount
Congress
Lst
Marvin Miller
California
Los Angeles
Milley and Corvina Publishing Inc
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miller
Rodeo and Livestock Events Open at Coliseum
September 22 through Saturday features a horse show finals at 8 p.m. nightly in the Coliseum with free admission on school day. Wing Ranch of Bogata presents the first rodeo at 8 p.m. Friday includes a $300 prize. Junior Fat Cal sale Friday and Myers Midway operate from 1 p.m. daily with the final rodeo performance at 8 p.m. Saturday.
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Sonny
Myers
Sonny, Myers
Wing Ranch
Bogota
Texas
At & P.m
Autos Entering U S Searched for Narcotics
U S customs officers tested Operation Intercept by inspecting autos entering from Mexico. No narcotics found, but procedures tested. inspections may delay holiday travel up to six to eight hours. About 150,000 vehicles and 460,000 people cross San Diego Tijuana weekly. thousands were delayed as queues stretched several miles.
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San ‘Ysidro
United States
Mexico
U.S
San Diego
Tijuana
Chrysler Raises Prices But Not As Much As GM
Chrysler matched Ford by cutting the pricing edge with a modest rise in 1970 model sticker prices averaging $197 above 1969. Ford had posted a $108 average hike and GM about $125 last week. The industry prepared for a fierce market shift as automakers filed price pages late January, with 195,846 new cars sold in the period.
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Lowell McKirgan
Associated Press
Detroit
Chrysler
Ford
Genera
Motors
Pastorn
4 News
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