Question Of Balance In National Parks Vacation Commercialism
Eminent conservationist Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson argues national parks face a tension between growing public use and wildlife protection. He warns creeping commercialism and vacationism threaten park integrity, urging a timely decision on how to balance access with preservation. The issue hinges on finding a Solomon like judgment.
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Ira N. Gabrielson
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Gabrielson
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National Parks System
Solomon
Dissent With Courtesy in Student Protests at Howard
The piece argues that loud protests against officials like Humphrey McNamara and Hershey infringe free speech yet support open dissent. It urges restraint and courtesy while recognizing the value of protest tradition and the right to express opposing views. The text concludes with a biblical allusion from Acts 4:13.
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Humphrey
Defense
McNamara
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Howard University
War to end wars or misjudgment in Woodrow Wilson’s fuse
Jim Bishop recalls the drift to World War I, noting Wilson’s push for a peace league and the failures of appeasement and misread signals. He cites the Lusitania, Zimmermann telegram, and German unrestricted submarine warfare as pivotal in steering the United States toward war. The piece ends with a philosophical take on history’s six questions and a string of “ifs.”
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Charles Evans Hughes
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Wilhelm II
Plan Ahead for a Worry Free Vacation
Dave Began offers practical tips for planning a vacation starting with budgeting and saving cash. He advises arranging clothes, mail, house key care, lawn upkeep, utility meter readings, water shut off, and police notification before departure to prevent theft and emergencies. The piece emphasizes delaying nonessential spur of the moment trips and enjoying anticipation.
Reds Spark Vietnam Protests and Communist Links
Washington reports a House Un American Activities probe ties antiwar demonstrations to Communist fronts. The committee names Vietnam Week organizers as dominated by the Communist Party USA and urges concern over public opinion manipulation. It criticizes Dr. Martin Luther King for aiding the mobilization and warns large turnout may reflect Communist influence rather than broad non Communist support.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Vietnam
Edwin E. Willis
Louisiana
United States
Willis
Communist Party USA
W. E. Dubois Clubs of America
House Committee
Martin Luther King
New York City
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
U.S
Middletown News Journal subscription rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal inc lists subscription prices for local and mail editions. Rates shown include per copy ten cents on weekdays, one cent on Sunday, eighty cents weekly in city areas, and thirty four dollars per year by mail in trading areas, with additional long term options.
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Romney’s Stock Shaky In Secret Governors Meeting
Washington governors debated moderates’ voice at the 1968 convention while Romney led in polls. The meeting, at John Love’s suite, exposed doubts about Romney’s frontrunner status as figures like Reagan and Babcock questioned his durability and potential to unify the ticket. Nixon ally Rockefeller remained cautious, while a muttered comment exposed tension as Romney urged unity until he faltered.
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Romney
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Colorado
John Love
California
Ronald Regan
Montana
Tim Babcock
Ohio
James Rhodes
Sen
New Mexico
Dav
Reagan
Richard Nixon
Daniel Evans
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
Nelson Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
New York
Rockefeller
What About The Birds Letter To The Editor
A reader questions the health department’s actions after a court ruling declaring wild pigeons a health hazard. The letter praises Congressman Lukens and his staff for support and assistance, stressing public service to all constituents.
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Department of Health
Bar of Justice
Health Department
Ghost Tales Sought From Butler County Readers
Ohio writer seeks reader sourced tales from Butler County for a book on local hauntings. Contact Mrs Helen Meredith at 300 Morse Road Columbus Ohio 14 with any legends or experiences.
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Ohio
Butler County
Helen Meredith
Columbus
Lukens Praised by Trenton Woman in Letter to the Editor
A Trenton resident writes to the Ohio readership praising Congressman Lukens in a letter to the editor. The writer expresses gratitude for his service and urges appreciation of local leadership.
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Trenton
Ohio
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