Population growth to 280 million by 2000 predicted
A preliminary Census Bureau report foresees U S population reaching about 280 million by 2000, down from Nixon’s 300 million forecast. The piece argues slower growth does not solve core issues and highlights consequences of crowding, resource use, and social pressures. It cites Paul Ehrlich on per capita impact and stresses reading aloud as a remedy, urging parental involvement.
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Middletown editor praises Verity in memorial editorial
The Butler County American editor Alvin D. Smith memorializes George M. Verity who died Nov 6 in Middletown. The editorial credits Verity with housing migrating Negro workers, supporting Booker Washington school construction, and funding a $50,000 community center for Negro recreation, shaping equal opportunities in Armco towns.
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Equal chances unlocks progress for every man or race
A call to action urges removing barriers so others can achieve what some already have. By creating access and opportunity, society advances and more people can reach their potential.
Court Prayer Rule Problem in Public Schools
Washington coverage notes Supreme Court cases on school prayer and church state separation. New Jersey high court ruled voluntary pre school prayers unconstitutional, raising questions about permissible religious activity in schools and possible wider implications for pledges, coins, and government symbols.
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Irony of Solzhenitsyn cartoon in Washington Daily News
William F Buckley Jr comments on Solzhenitsyn winning the Nobel Prize amid Soviet travel bans and censorship. He quotes a Basset cartoon showing Solzhenitsyn in a dingy room as a wife urges him to hide his Nobel win. Buckley contrasts Soviet refusal to publish Ivan Denisovich with the Nobel award. He cites Zamyatin and Szamuely on Bolshevik oppression and the destruction of Russian culture. He notes U.S. officials’ symbolic absence at the 58th anniversary of the Soviet Revolution and argues Realpolitik favors supporting the wardens over Denisovich.
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Realpolitik
New Scenario Needed for 1972 Election as Parties React
John P Roche argues the 1970 results show no uniform national pattern. Democrats control Congress and gained governors, while Nixon faces a need for a distinctive 1972 posture. He notes local factors and personalities shaped races, with violence and economic issues uneven across states. Muskie emerges as a leading Democratic figure.
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