McGovern gains momentum as California primary nears
The piece notes George McGovern's strong polling and twin wins in Rhode Island and Oregon boosting his Democratic nomination bid. It contrasts with Hubert Humphrey's focus on California, where 271 delegates are at stake, and highlights the projected political stakes ahead of a likely decisive California primary on June 6.
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George McGovern
Rhode Island
Oregon
California
McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Opinion on Shockley course sparks academic freedom debate
Nobel Laureate William Shockley faced rejection from Stanford over a planned graduate seminar in genetics citing competence to teach. The author argues opinions differ in value, but academic freedom rests on qualifications, not controversial views, warning against conflating belief with teaching eligibility.
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William
Stanford University
Shockley
Stanford
Stort
George Wald
Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, motor route and mail options, and payment terms. Rates include 1c daily on newsstands, 25c Sunday, and various annual or installment plans with a $0.15 monthly service charge for motor route tubes.
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News Journal, Inc
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Ohio
U.S.A
Abolish the Establishment Clause Sayings on Education
William F Buckley Jr argues for rescinding the First Amendment ban on establishment of religion urging return to local control of schooling. He critiques court language and suggests dropping the establishment prohibition to empower decisions on school choices and private education.
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Congress
Europe
England
America
US urged to aid Biharis in Bangladesh genocide crisis
John Chamberlain argues the United States withholds aid to the Bihari Muslims in Bangladesh despite a history of humanitarian action. He contrasts church relief efforts during Biafra with the lack of U.S. relief, notes Kennedy's stance, and calls for even handed distribution of Red Cross and U.N. aid to Bihari areas.
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U.S
Times of London
Red Cross
Bangladesh
U.N
U S
Bihari
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Kennedy
West Pakistan
Bengal
East Pakistan
Nixon warns on work ethic as nation faces productivity push
Paul Harvey notes Nixon concerns about young workers avoiding effort and absenteeism. He argues government overreach may worsen issues, while a pendulum swing toward renewed work ethic appears as more people hold two jobs and vocational training grows.
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Nixon
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Bangladesh Recognition Sparks Diplomatic Maneuvering
The article discusses shifting Indian policy toward Bangladesh amid its recognition as a new country. It notes India’s aim to aid Bangladesh with food and medicines while seeking regional stability. It warns of potential conflict between Maoist and Moscow Communist factions spilling into West Bengal if tensions aren’t eased.
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Greater
Pakistan
Bengal
Bangladesh
Seia
West Bengal
India
Inara Gandhi
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