Less Disorder On Campuses Shows Cautious Optimism
At a Houston Association of American Colleges meeting, administrators report not as dire campus protests as a year ago while stressing they remain vigilant. H Edwin Young of Wisconsin cites a mix of firmness and sensitivity as key to handling disputes without yielding to ultimatums.
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Medical Costs Need Study in High Price Ear Care
Los Angeles reports John Gomez paid 420.90 to remove a piece of popcorn from his daughter’s ear. The piece argues medical costs are too high for simple procedures and questions charges for hospitalization anesthesia and surgeon fees. The column urges the healing professions to reduce costs to avoid public backlash.
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Carswell confirmation debate tainted by past views on race
William F Buckley Jr argues amid Senate confirmation that Judge Carswell may have held in 1948 to defend white supremacy. He compares the debate to past figures like Hugo Black, noting shifts in civil liberties, and warns against judging historical views by present standards.
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Inflation Feels Close To Home With Higher Coffee Prices
Dave Began Here And There notes inflation as coffee rises from ten to fifteen cents at the lunch spot, calling the shift a proof of price pressures. The column also touches snow quality, Armco’s anti-pollution efforts, and light social commentary on poetry and hair trends.
Ellis Island plan offered to rehabilitate Negro families in New York
Dr. Thomas Matthew proposes leasing Ellis Island to his NEGRO organization for a rehabilitation community. He would move factory work, schools, and drug treatment programs onto the island using surplus government property, a plan valued at tens of millions in potential assets but framed as a no-cost lend lease.
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Scouting Leaves Its Mark in San Antonio Event
In San Antonio January 24, a large Boy Scout gathering at the Fair’s permanent auditorium showcased integrated participation and a pot luck dinner. Col. David Randolph Scott, astronaut and Scout, attended with 42 of 52 astronauts among the attendees.
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