Accent On The Positive Honors In Britain Emphasize Worthy Work
The British honor system bestows life peerages and other distinctions on public service and exemplary daily work. Recipients include John C Beavan Sir Frank Kearton Capt Terence O Neill Noel Coward Tony Jackson and a 32 year old handicapped woman who inspired others. The practice aims to praise merit over politics and suggests emulation to accentuate the positive.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
House of Lords
John C. Beavan
London Daily Mirror
Frank Kearton
Terence O'Neill
Northern Ireland
O’neill
Noel Coward
Tony Jackson
Cyprus Tension Persists Despite Efforts at Compromise
Cyprus remains divided amid Turkish Greek fault lines after a history of conquest and British rule. Despite intense efforts toward a compromise, most inhabitants are Greek Orthodox with a Turkish Muslim minority, raising fears of renewed conflict between Greece and Turkey and limited prospects for harmony.
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Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Democracy and Elections Stir a Political Science Association
A scholarly association, historically focused on jobs and craft, faces a new left driven push for political action. Members vote by mail to elect officers, forming a party caucus to keep the group professional and nonsectarian, a move largely ignored by the press.
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American Political Science Association
Modern Language Association
New Politics
American Historical Association
Political Science Association
Vietnam
American Aprbistration Association
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday newspaper prices for in city and suburban delivery, mail routes, and long distance subscriptions. Rates include 70 cents weekly for in town, 21 dollars yearly by mail, 30 dollars outside the area, and 38 dollars outside the USA with advance payment required.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Ding
USA
President Nixon Honors Local Veteran With Framing Certificate
The article praises President Nixon for sending a framed certificate under his signature to the family of Neil L. Dean who died December 8 from a heart condition. Dean was a World War II veteran and Purple Heart recipient, discharged in 1945. The piece admires the small government kindness and notes the certificate bears the Presidential Seal.
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Neil L. Dean
United States of America
United States
Dean
Mr. Dean
Tax Exemption Ruling Targets White Private Schools
Federal judges in Washington issued an injunction denying tax exempt status to Mississippi private schools that educate white students. The decision raises questions about how charitable status could hinge on group focus, with potential impact on NAACP, churches, and religious schools and on deductions for contributions.
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Washington
Mississippi
Department of Justice
Federal
James Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Supreme Court
Welfare State expansion risks self consumption of private pensions
John Chamberlain argues the welfare state must not overreach by absorbing private pension and profit sharing plans. He notes private funds exceed 100 billion dollars, support growth, and that current policy aims to keep a floor under social security to avoid strangling private investment and economic expansion.
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Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert J. Myers
Social Security Administration
U.S
Council of Profit Sharing Industries
Sears, Roebuck
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Continental, Illinois National Bank
America
Pension Funds of
Washington
Bion B. Howard
Graduate School of Management
Northwestern University
Peter C. Dietz
University of Oregon School of Business Administration
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New Left
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Mr Thieu
David Lawrence
Vivian Henderson
Clark College
Atlanta
Association of American Colleges
John Chamberlain
Dennis the Menace
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