Toynbee cites a substitute for war in modern unrest
Arnold Toynbee argues that student protests street rioting separatist movements and similar unrest may function as a global surrogate for war. He sees the conflict as depersonalization driven by technological advances and destructive only in limited ways, while noting his optimism and caution.
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Ben
Arnold Toynbee
French
Canada
Wales
Scotland
The
United
Toynbee
Help For Steam Buggies Budget Aid for Steam Auto Industry
The article argues federal funding could jump start a steam car industry to curb auto pollution. It notes steam cars emit fewer pollutants than gasoline vehicles and could become safe and attractive with development. Opposition from traditional manufacturers exists, but advocates say government support may spur Detroit to innovate cleaner gas buggies as well.
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Robert A. Ayrers
Detroit
Police Learn At Columbia From A Cop Who Takes A Course
A New York police officer recounts visiting Columbia University and taking a course in police brutality. He describes clashes with students, criticism of administrators, and his view that officers must restrain themselves to avoid legal trouble while lamenting the disruption and defaced campus. The officer defends his actions as guided by training, not malice.
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New York
Columbia
John XXIII
Barne
Kirk
Washington Square
Memorial Day Reflection on Honoring Fallen Veterans
A Consttant Reader letter describes Memorial Day at Woodside Cemetery. The writer recalls visiting graves of seven relatives and the solemnity of the veterans memorial with flags, crosses, and a chapel. They affirm unity of sacrifice and ask whether it would be in vain.
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Woodside Cemetery
Woodside
America
Legion of Markers
Government waits on tax rise amid inflation warning
The article reports calls from the White House and the U S Chamber of Commerce President urging tax increases and budget cuts to curb inflation. It notes deficits projected for 1968 69 and warns that delay by Congress could worsen price pressures and interest rates while economists warn that deflationary action is needed.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United State
Congress
Winton M. Blount
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur “J. Okun
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Council of Economic Advisers
Middletown Daily News- Journal Listing Rates
The Journal published daily by News- Journal, Inc lists subscription rates. Per copy weekday ten cents, Sunday eighteen cents. Mail rates show ten cent per week for city routes and four dollars per year for trading area, fifteen dollars by mail, outside USA thirty dollars per year. Established 1887.
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The
News- Journal, Inc
Ket Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Tribute to a Great Heart at Belmont Abbey College
Charlotte story recalls Kays Gary being honored with a doctorate in human letters at Belmont Abbey College. The piece portraitures Gary as a passionate columnist and notes controversial past actions regarding a charity scheme for orphans, including Sister Marie Patrice. It frames Gary’s life as a mix of brilliance and moral controversy.
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N. C
Belmont Abbey College
Haid Gymnasium
Cerise
Bishop McLoughlin
St. Petersburg
Kays Gary
Marie Patrice
Institute of Learning
Benignas
North Carolina
Gary
Holy Angels Nursery
Jude Cleary
Cuthbert E. Allen
Kays Kary
Patrice
Billy
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