Day Appoints Top Editorial Leadership Roles
Paul J. Day remains business manager and general manager while assuming broader duties as managing editor overseeing operations, budgeting, and strategic direction. The move consolidates leadership under Day to align newsroom and business functions.
Myths About Universities and the Left Right Blame
Two Yale professors in the New York Times Magazine argue that three common charges against universities are largely false. They say campus protests are mostly peaceful and within law, professors oppose political stances, and only a small portion of research funds go to secret military work. The piece notes both sides exaggerate.
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New York Times
Buckley Attack Unfair Says Buckley Jr on Coastal Deal
William F Buckley Jr defends Senator-elect Buckley amid charges about Coastal Caribbean Incorporated Fisheries and Florida limestone mining. He argues Anderson misleads readers by linking Buckley to the Lake Okeechobee project while noting Coastal's long, loss making exploration and court backed disputes, urging fair assessment of public interests versus profits.
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James Buckley
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Jack Anderson
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Buckley
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America
District Court
Clyde Atkins
Rhode Island
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Central and Southern Florida
Local churches seek aid for hungry abroad and ice for team
Middletown Council of Churches urges Thanksgiving giving to support CROP aid in 30 plus countries. Last year CROP shipped over 7 million pounds of food and funds for seeds water and farming training. Also seeking an ice making refrigerator for the Miami Middletown campus basketball team to reduce injuries. contact Lynn Darbyshire at 422-2741.
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Council of Churches
East Pakistan
Miami- Middletown
Lynn Darbyshire
Man of War Is Heaven Mano Hart Fusing Faith and Fiction
Interview with Jeffrey Hart discussing novelist D Keith Mann born under 30, acclaimed for War Is Heaven and Bishop's Progress. He blends contemporary themes like black power and counterinsurgency with Orthodox Christian belief, facing mixed reception from publishers yet retaining strong Westward sensibility.
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Evelyn Waugh
Graham Greene
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Hanover
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Columbia Dartmouth
St. Augustine
Augustine
War Is Heaven a Christian View of Vietnam War
The novelist argues war tests humanity and crisis reveals God’s power, not war’s essence. He says Christians avoid conflict by remaining pure, while War Is Heaven shows the duty to defend the vulnerable even amid danger and guilt.
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Christ
Hook
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Harris Leads Democrats Push to Avert Economic Slump
A Washington meeting led by Sen. Fred Harris, ex-DNC chair, gathered business and labor leaders plus economists to map an anti-recession plan for 1971. They warned unemployment may linger 6 to 7 percent, urge delaying Social Security tax hikes, expand money supply, and ration consumer credit while opposing a value-added tax.
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Fred Harris
Democratic National Committee
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