Academic Freedom Called On Campus Debates
Chicago Tribune argues for a single standard of academic freedom amid campus debates over whether Boston University and Michigan State University should cancel Ronald Ziegler lectures. The piece contrasts free speech rights with concerns about censorship and notes broader campus tensions including protests and ideological pressures.
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Jeb Magruder
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Michigan State University
Ronald Ziegler
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South Vietnam
Heartbeat of the town shines in Middletown letter
A visiting wife thanks Middletown Ohio for hospital care and citywide acts of kindness after her husband suffered a heart attack during the Ohio Women’s Bowling Tournament. She notes compassion across hospitals motels churches and restaurants and credits prayers and community support for a milestone move from ICU.
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Middletown Hospital
Clem Croft
Lima
Ohio
Housing and debt fears shadow 1970s budget outlook
Economists warn that the 1976 federal deficit of 52 billion dollars, atop 35 billion in 1975, will squeeze loan markets and slow hiring. Critics blame government borrowing for high rates, argue for tax cuts and restraint, and warn of continued inflation and housing bust. The piece cites Sen. Proxmire, MIT Harvard study projections, and Owens-Corning official Charles Peck.
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Ford
U.S
Benito Mussolini
Mit-Harvard Joint Center For Urban Study
Dallas
Michael Sumichrast
National Association of Home Builders
Education's Big Money Era Beckons New Scandals
An analysis tracing the rise of education as a multi billion dollar industry with foundations and grants fueling a new wave of financial scandal. The piece compares modern education power with former robber barons and notes the sector's growing political and economic influence.
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John Dos Passos
J.P. Morgan
Samuel Insull
Lincoln Open University
Lilly Foundation
Institute For Educational Development
New York
State University of New York
Samuel Gould
Carnegie Corporation
Educational Testing Service
Kevin Phillips
IBM
Xerox
Education
Radical thinking budget spoof from Ford dream
Jim Fiebig imagines President Ford proposing a balanced budget in a TV address to Congress during turbulent economic times. The satire features Washington spending no more than income, delivered as an earnest but implausible national plan amid a nightmare.
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Jim Fiebig
Ford
Congress
Smothers Brothers
Tommy
Dickie
Journal rates and publication details from Middletown
The Journal is published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio. It lists subscription rates for newsstands carriers motor routes and mail. Rates include 72c weekly delivery 23c Sunday 95c week for home delivery and annual mail subs at 38 inside USA 46 outside. Founded in 1857.
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