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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1972
Page
4
Testimony before the Senate Appropriations Committee stresses that the Bureau of Indian Affairs inadequately assists Indians who leave reservations and enter urban life. While the BIA offers job training and some services for urban moves, substantial gaps remain in meeting the needs of urban Indians.
A stewardess on the Frontier Airlines flight reports a gun was pulled from a white bag, raising questions about how the weapon got on board. FAA scrutiny may target screening failures or non screening of suspects, with calls for clearer answers. Grace Thorpe comments on urban Indian challenges and urges greater attention by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to urbanized communities.
Washington reports that three or more Democratic hopefuls in two states and the District of Columbia are shaping emotions before the July 10 convention. Analysts say Wallace may run as an independent if not nominated, while Republican plans remain uncertain as the race continues.
John Roche profiles Jonan Raskin in University Review claiming his SUNY Stam Brook dismissal arose from political reasons. Raskin described a spring 1711 course on Contemporary British with American Literature enrolling over 1,000 students, advocating a living classroom that challenged traditional hierarchies.
The piece critiques Raskin's Revolutionary Manifesto on Education and campus culture arguing that calls to abolish grades and treat professors as equals clash with academic credit. It notes student radicals gather in campuses while universities remain bound to traditional transcripts and evaluation systems. It questions ideological acts vs. grade-based transcripts and critiques campus activism in the academic setting.
The Journal BP outlines subscription options and prices for delivery by motor route or mail. Rates include 15 cents per copy at newsstands, 80 cents weekly, 3.47 dollars monthly, and 29 dollars per year for mail within the trading area, 58 dollars outside the U.S. Includes service charges for motor route tube placement and advance payment requirements.
The essay argues Richard Nixon bears the villain role for bombing targets in North Vietnam in response to the invasion of the South. It criticizes Anthony Lewis of the New York Times for liberal rhetoric and moral missteps, questioning his views on frontiers, genuine causes, and moral accounting in the Vietnam conflict.
William F Buckley Jr reports on the Yale Westmoreland disruption and Rostow criticism. He notes students and faculty clash over academic freedom and free speech with Yale leaders defending measured action while Rostow urges investigation and accountability amid a left leaning freshman cohort and memories of Stevenson.
A small town newspaper in Spalding Nebraska publishes a political year poem lampooning government promises. It mocks deficit spending and social programs, portraying the state as a shepherd leading readers to a fool’s paradise.
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