National Goodwill Week Observed May 6 12
National Goodwill Week celebrates Goodwill Industries of America as a leading volunteer non profit aiding rehabilitation of handicapped men and women. The piece notes the impact of training shops giving hope and productive work, and urges broad community recognition. It also discusses rising demand for Indian turquoise jewelry and the presence of fake machine made pieces harming craftsmen.
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Goodwill Industries
Southwest
Ohio lottery opinion urges voters to approve Issue No. 1
Edward L. Klekota of Lorain argues in support of a state lottery in Ohio. He contests claims it is a tax, cites distribution of prize, tax, and administration shares, and notes out of state lottery spending. He says lotteries deter fraud and appeal to higher income households, calling it healthier than smoking.
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Edward L. Klekota
Lorain
Ohio
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U.S.A
Equal Time Clash At Overseas Press Club Dinner
At the OPC dinner in New York William P. Rogers urged for equal time while Walter Cronkite defended press independence. Jack Raymond adjusted plans to avoid diluting Cronkite or Rogers with interruptions as Henry Kissinger spoke earlier in a separate event. Rogers remains cheerful amid administration slights. Kissinger’s line of succession remark closes the piece.
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New York
Overseas Press Club of America
OPC
William P. Rogers
Walter Cronkite
M.c
Rogers
Walter
Waldorf Astoria
Cronkite
White House
Jack Raymond
Raymond
Ben Grauer
NBC
Mary Hemingway
Jack
Seward
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Associated Press
Merit first in a meritocracy Michigan rejects gifted 14 year old Greg Wellman
Jim Fiebig argues Michigan denies a merit based scholarship to Greg Wellman a 14 year old prodigy due to limited funds and “disadvantaged” quotas. He contends merit should trump circumstance and calls for prioritizing ability in education and hiring decisions nationwide.
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Jim Fiebig
University of Michigan
Greg Wellman
Nixon and Schlesinger debated Watergate at Princeton
William Buckley argues Arthur Schlesinger Jr and Richard Nixon are each flawed in Watergate judgment. He contends Nixon acted slowly and loyally, while Schlesinger misread McGovern and Nixonism, urging both sides to admit folly amid high stakes and mounting partisan pressure.
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Princeton University
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Nixon
Houehold
John Kenneth Galbraith
Cambridge
Mass
Schlesinger
Mr. Schlesinger
Richard Nixon
Democratic Party
George McGovern
Arthur Schlesinger
McGovern
John Dean
Pari Passu
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