Privacy versus exclusion in clubs and colleges debated
A writer defends right to association while condemning discriminatory clubs and schools. He notes Cosmos and St Botolph do not admit women, contrasts Haverford and Bryn Mawr coeducation, and compares campus mixing to a Teamsters UFW clash over Greenland strawberry pickers, arguing functional coeducation exists despite legal boundaries.
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St. and Cosmos Clubs
Boston
Washington
Haverford College
Mr. Holyoke
Greenland
Cosmos Club
St. Botolph Club
Mt Holyoke
Haverford
Bryn Mawr
Free Grants Drain Taxpayers Through Bureaucratic Grip
Opinion warns that federal grants involve three stages from praise to repayment as tax dollars fund pet projects. Red tape accelerates, risking funding cuts and endless reporting. Universities criticized for seeking funds while facing growing debt and inflationary taxes. John 4 14Quote cited.
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Damocles
Letter to Editor Nerves Shattered by Public Gripes at CG&E
Marty Monk of Camden pens a blunt letter from a Cincinnati Gas & Electric cashier describing daily public complaints. She notes high bills, limited cashier duties, and stress from irate customers while stressing the need for polite service and proper heating costs.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Christians in the true sense in Middletown youth work
Don Gardner applauds Ezra Heard, juvenile probation officer, and Rev John Keeny, Faith United Methodist Church pastor, for creating youth recreation programs with limited funds and volunteers. He urges local politicians clergymen educators and citizens to follow their example and practice Christ’s command to love thy neighbor.
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Dixie Heights
Oakland
Middletown
Ezra Heard
John Keeny
Faith United Methodist Church
Philadelphia Avenue
Rev Keeny
Heard
Keeny
Christ
Don Gardner
Wilshire Drive
Ed Sadlowski and the rebirth of the Popular Front
The piece analyzes Ed Sadlowski’s 1980 steelworkers bid, noting he may bring a Popular Front influence to the United States. It contrasts his populist stance with his ideological leanings, likening him to a labor reformer against bosses and bureaucrats while hinting at the risks of overstatement.
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Popular Front
Ed Sadlowski
Sadlowski
Steinbeck
Pete Seeger
New York Times
Joe Hill
Eugene
Sadlowski and the Popular Front in United Steelworkers
A profile of odd allies and political pressures surrounding United Steelworkers contender Duddy Sadlowski. The piece notes his stance against anti-Communist clauses, links to World Federation of Trade Unions figures, and support from radical figures like John Kenneth Galbraith, signaling a potential shift in steelworkers leadership and influence on U.S. industry.
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Lloyd McBride
United Steelworkers
AFL- c
Sadlowski
Marlon Brando
Chicago
Ernest DeMaio
U.N
World Federation of Trade Unions
WFTU
Aleksandr Shelepin
KGB
Popular Front
Pittsburgh
Paul Nyden
Pittsburgh Uiversity
Herbert
McGovern
John Kenneth Galbraith
Boston
New York
Cambridge
Park Avenue
Cash
United Steelworkers Union
U.S
Precedent for the Future Amnesty for Vietnam War Resisters
Dragan M. Adamovich argues amnesty for those who refused service in Vietnam set a future precedent. He cites reasons for dissent, critiques government and media, and urges continued readiness against communism while defending actions taken in Vietnam to aid others and protect U.S. interests. Adamovich signs with address 207 Young St.
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Betty Senften
Vietnam
South Pacific
Southeast Asia
Dragan M. Adamovich
Young St
City recreations costs and revenue fairness debate
Mrs. Douglas R. Cox argues against labeling city recreational funding as deficits. She contends it is more accurate to report revenues from swimmers and golfers and notes equity in reporting for Jacot Park tennis courts, Goldman's baseball diamonds, Smith Park football, Sunset basketball, and other play areas. She asserts city recreation programs are benefits to taxpayers.
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Jacot Park
Goldman
Smith Park
Sunset
Douglas R. Cox
Bexley Drive
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