Buckley questions plausibility of airport passenger searches
In a letter to the editor, William F. Buckley Jr. argues that routine passenger and baggage searches are becoming normalized yet questionably constitutional. He cites John Brown of New Jersey who suggests shifting focus to arming guards or crew, proposing searches not on travelers but on potential hijackers.
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John Brown
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N.J
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Eastern Airlines
Brown
Washington
Newark
Chicago
John Chamberlain
Houston
Dallas
West
Sharon Mackey
Arthur Ave
Carlisle
Liberal anti whiteism and college admissions critique
A critical essay argues elite college admissions favor minority students through double standards. It condemns racial quotas, calls for legislation, and attacks institutional altruism for shifting costs to middle American high school seniors amid biased hiring and admissions practices.
Norway Ombudsman System Seen as Effective
Article reports Norway's ombudsman program operates well with two recent items: a new consumer affairs ombudsman took office this year and civil administration ombudsman's activity in 1972. The civil ombudsman handled 1 476 cases in 1972, 1 398 of which were complaints. 368 cases were rejected for redirection to higher authorities. The piece argues such a system narrows citizen government gaps and urges trial in the United States.
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United States
Norway
Washington
Consumer Affairs
Ombudsman For Civil Administration
Anniversary milestone in mental health drug therapy gains notice
New York February 1953 marks the 20th anniversary of reserpine use at Rockland Research Center led by Dr Nathan S Kline. The drug reduced tensions in mentally ill patients and helped empty mental hospitals. Admissions had risen yearly. by 1954 the mental illness population hovered near 559,000 after earlier highs.
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Nathan S. Kline
Rockland
N.Y
U.S
DR. Kline
Lasker
Tlth
Rockland Research Center
Orange, N.Y
Bedlam
Cheese for dinner and medical advances collide in discussion
A satirical piece touts cheese dishes amid a debate on meat prices and a remark by Arthur Burns about spending less on meat. The text shifts to medical progress, noting Dr. Kline’s antidepressant research, the impact of mood disorders, and the Rockland Research Center in Orange, New York.
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Federal Reserve Board
Arthur E. Burns
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Readers weigh zoning, recoveries, and youth employment
A Dallas zoning opinion contrasts Dallas and Houston as cultural centers with orderly single family neighborhoods. A letter argues alcoholism is a disease and should be called recovered. A Carlisle youth asks why teens cannot find summer work, noting 16 as a typical minimum age and stressing maturity over age.
Journal subscription rates and delivery options
The Journal, published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio, lists subscription options for weekdays, seven days, motor route, and mail. Rates include 15 cents for weekdays, 10 cents per Sunday, and yearly mail and motor route prices with advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
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