Buck Warns Americans Like Careless Children on Litter
Pearl S. Buck criticizes American littering in National Wildlife interview while arguing the U.S. will mature into responsible stewardship of its landscape. She notes U.S. is a young nation and compares it to ancient China, urging appreciation and preservation of beauty. Also mentions proposed 13 cent airmail rate and ends with a biblical quote.
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National Wildlife Magazine
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Women’s Liberation and Crime Rise Tied to Gender Roles
A Louisville clinical view links the 200 per cent rise in female arrests over a decade to changing gender roles. Psychologists say liberated women become more assertive, with more white girls involved in disorderly behavior, shoplifting, and alcohol related offenses.
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Dartmouth Students Mount Intellectual Challenge to Campus Orthodoxy
A group calling itself the Dartmouth Committee for Intellectual Alternatives funded talks by William Schneider and William Rusher to contest liberal campus norms. Schneider warned of a Soviet first strike capable of undermining U.S. retaliation, while Rusher clashed with Rep. Michael Harrington, challenging liberal certainties and debunking campus stereotypes about conservatives.
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Dartmouth College
George McGovern
Pete McCloskey
Dartmouth Committee For
William Schneider
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
William Rusher
Michael Harrington
Mike Harrington
Massachusetts
Journal Subscription Rates and History
The Journal from News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists delivery options including motor route and mail with prices such as 80 cents weekly for home delivery, 3.47 for two installments, and 30 dollars per year by mail. Founded in 1857.
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Omens in New Hampshire ahead of early primary
John Chamberlain weighs polls on the New Hampshire primary with Muskie and Nixon set as front runners. He notes Ashbrook and McCloskey could influence policy directions and discusses reactions to Muskie’s public outburst and Taiwan policy implications.
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Sen
Edmund Muskie
John Ashbrook
Richard Nixon
Pete McCloskey
White House
Becker Research Corp
Boston Globe
Muskie
George McGovern
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Nixon
McCloskey
Ashbrook
Wallace
Paul Morrison
Florida
Newsweek
Bill Loeb
North Country
Berlin
Massachusetts
Bill Buckley
Red China
Bedford
N.H
China
Pacific
Vietnam
Campaign finance glare fuels 1972 race dynamics
The piece surveys McGovern and Muskie in the wake of disclosure battles, noting a new law to reveal contributors within five days of federal elections but with loopholes. It highlights anonymity options, contrasts old and new regimes, and questions how Americans can fund politics without corruption.
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Albert Gore
Tennessee
George McGovern
McGovern
Edmund Muskie
New Hampshire
Muskie
House
Senate
Nixon
Letter to the Editor on science education and parental roles
A reader defends exposing students to scientific material and rejects claims of degradation. The writer argues parents fail to communicate and that teen drug use stems from ignorance, not information, and endorses sharing knowledge in classrooms alongside noting Pioneer space probe relevance.
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University of Louisville
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