Students for Democratic Society protest Viet Nam policy
An editorial argues the cold war concept is real and praises U S for retaliatory actions against Viet Cong while criticizing campus demonstrations. It cites San Jose Swarthmore protests and Philadelphia rallies as misguided, urging citizen support for government policy and warning against costly antiwar dissent. The piece is by Sig Rogich, assistant editor of the U of N Sagebrush.
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Public art on billboards sparks debate over culture
A Boston Herald tribute argues billboards should not replace ads with reproductions of classic paintings such as Gainsborough's Blue Boy in Secaucus New Jersey. It questions letting objects claim power to persuade and sharing ideas versus material wealth, urging preservation of language and old ads.
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Max Lerner on TV Audiences and the Price of Ratings
Max Lerner criticizes TV's audience counting as a mechanistic view that treats people as interchangeable parts. He argues real taste is stifled by ratings and pay-TV bans, urging a shift to open, idea rich airways and a broader, more responsible use of television for culture. He cites Les Crane as an example of front men pressured by unspecified forces.
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Nevada Test Site conducts three year baby nuclear device test
A test at the Nevada Test Site aimed to gather data on defenses against atomic attack was conducted after a three year preparation. Five years earlier William Otis Wright, once of Las Vegas, was appointed state highway engineer by Governor Grant Sawyer.
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Birth control and nursing mothers guidance from Dr Molner
Readers ask about birth control pills during nursing and after menopause. Dr Molner advises delaying pills until nursing ends unless milk supply remains strong, explains risks to lactation, and notes that menopause ends ovulation so pills are unnecessary. He offers alternatives and mentions his book on ulcers.
Direct selling offers self employment and earnings potential
The NADSC outlines door to door sales as a path to income with part time earnings around 30 a week and full time averages around 100 or more weekly. It notes a small group can reach 35000 yearly but emphasizes the need for sincerity, persistence, and hard work.
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Goldwater Vietnam Crisis Reflected in Interlandi Line
Interlandi comments on the Vietnam crisis and its impact as Goldwater weighs foreign policy during the era. The piece notes the political tension and public debate surrounding U.S. strategy and leadership decisions amid growing wartime pressures.
A Call for Professional Code in Television
A doctor and writer argue that TV has advanced technologically but lacks professional standards of integrity and taste. They urge universities to create research and training to staff the medium and public leaders to push transferring air channels to independent guilds of creators who resist sponsor-driven content and maintain a proud public medium.
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