Pension Reform Debate Weighs Labor Opposition and Administration Plans
The piece urges careful pension reform with safeguards for retirees and funds. It notes Nixon's initiative and administration gains such as vesting standards and employer funding while calling for broader measures beyond current bills. AFL CIO leader Meany criticizes gaps for retirees and fund integrity.
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Congress
Nixon
Organized Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Goldwater's bold stance tests Nixon on Watergate and the GOP
Barry Goldwater emerges as a pivotal force for the Republicans amid Watergate fallout. He calls for direct action, cites Nixon's mandate, and questions the White House response, while his 27 million voter base could sway party fortunes and the president's next moves.
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Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Nixon
Goldwater
White House
Back Porch Death Traps Highlight Child Dangers
A West Coast family tragedy prompts a call for removing refrigerator locks to prevent child entrapment. The writer urges laws to require disabling or securing old units and notes the ongoing risk to unattended children despite warnings.
Gut courses go public at Cornell and other colleges
A veteran observer recalls hidden gut courses once shielded by disguise and notes recent trends to expose such offerings. He cites Newsweek and the New York Times on occult studies and wine tasting at Cornell, criticizing inflated general education credits and urging scrutiny of grading and curriculum decisions.
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Newsweek
New York Times
Cornell
California State University
San Francisco
Columbia
Fayerweather Hall
Ithaca
College of Liberal Arts
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard Campus Fear Silent War Over Herrnstein Lecture
Jeffrey Hart recounts harassment of psychology professor R J Herrnstein after his IQ article. He cites campus radicals invading classrooms, posters labeling him racist, and safety doubts at Iowa and Princeton lectures. Buckley notes liberal administrators fail to defend him.
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The
Atlantic Monthly
R.J. Herrnstein
Herrnstein
America
University of Iowa
Princeton
Iowa
Goheen
Price of 'peace with honor' in letters to editor
In a letter to the editor Mrs. Thomas Guido argues against U S aid to rebuilding North Vietnam, criticizing administration policy and citing Rep. John Rarick and TV figures. She urges readers to contact Rep. Walter Powell and Senators Saxbe and Taft to oppose spending taxpayers' money to aid Hanoi.
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Hanoi
Congress
John Rarick
D-La
Walter Powell
William Saxbe
Robert Taft
Thomas Guido
Bexley Drive
Honest people praised for returning lost money and items
Mrs. Donald Sanderson publicly thanked Wilbur McCray a McAlpin security guard for recovering her daughter’s lost money. The writer from McAlpin’s credit office notes frequent similar returns from both employees and customers including toys and handbags with cash.
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Donald Sanderson
Wilbur McCray
McAlpin Security Guard
McAlpin
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists daily, weekly and Sunday subscription prices. Home delivery options include newspaperboy, motor route, and mail with regional rates and advance payment required. The notice also mentions service charges and international pricing.
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S. Broad
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Ohio
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