Extremism In Dissent Alienates Supporters
A Washington protest at Dow Chemical Co offices features clergy and others decrying napalm and nerve agents. Demonstrators forced entry, vandalized property, and scattered leaflets while police described a bloodlike substance splashed inside. The piece argues extremist methods undermine rational dissent and public support.
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Private jets for the rich rise in modern air travel
In the era of rail fortunes, private cars gave way to airborne equivalents as tycoons customize jetliners to fit taste. Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor consider a Boeing 737 for 117 passengers, Sinatra eyes more space than a six seat executive jet, Hefner orders a jet with a tiled shower and oval bed. The piece hints at further extravagant options, even an airborne pool possibly on the horizon.
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Hospital Dismissals and Fluoridation Debate Letter Mix
Readers dispute hospital discharge reporting citing incomplete listings and weekend gaps. They call for accurate data on daily dismissals and argue about fluoride in water, urging cautious public-health decisions and stricter visitation rules to protect patients.
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Mystery of the Armadillo Dilly Solved in Sunset Park
A Florida caught armadillo nicknamed Dilly became a garden helper but died of exposure after a break from its cage. Friends buried him in Sunset Park a two and a half foot grave. A curious six year old later found the remains in Countryside and brought them inside.
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Dilly
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What Causes Campus Woes?
University leaders examine campus unrest and blame frustration and uncertainty about careers and the draft. Experts push for better aptitude testing to guide course choice and future careers, noting military service and the GI Bill influence postwar education and maturity.
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Washington
Parents dictate career paths after graduation
The essay argues against parental coercion in choosing a son’s career, noting such decisions are arbitrary and may ignore the student’s aptitudes. It cites aptitude testers showing that a student’s abilities differ from a father’s field.
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No Enforcement Machinery in Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Joan P Roche voices strong reservations about the NPT noting lack of enforcement mechanisms. She critiques reliance on IAEA inspections and UN Security Council actions, warns of a French veto, and argues the treaty offers cosmetic gestures rather than real control over nuclear spread.
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