The years of untruth
Holmes Alexander examines the rise of public truth policing in U.S. politics. He cites Kennedy Blough clash in 1962 and critiques truth in lending and packaging laws, arguing government often claims the right to lie while citizens demand accountability from leaders. He notes two of three Americans believe leaders tell the truth only sometimes.
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Kennedy
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corporation
Congressional Quarterly
Madison
Times of violence spark national soul search
A reflective column notes rising violence in America from riots and protests to assassinations. It questions whether fault lies in policy and preaching, and asks how long bloodshed and unrest can continue before the nation acts reasonably and stops the cycle of harm.
Garbage disposals offer solution to city waste problem
A Cullman Alabama Tribune piece suggests transferring garbage collectors to other municipal services as disposals are installed in homes and businesses. Warrensburg Missouri Star-Journal notes that democratic capitalism lessens class barriers as working people gain voice against economic elites.
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Cullman
Ala
Tribune
Warrensburg
Star-Journal
Fox disputes paper over remarks at regional school boards meeting
Rep. Donald W. Fox of Enon Valley says a News article misrepresented his statements at a regional school boards meeting. He says he did not support HB 2170, arguing the $52 million cost requires higher taxes and a politically oriented agency should not administer such aid to non public schools.
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the News
Donald W. Fox
Enon Valley
Playground rules explained for city summer recreation
City Recreation Board outlines hours 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. with 9 p.m. closing. Parents urged to supervise children, keep grounds clean, and restrict softball to designated areas to prevent injuries. James Ritchie PTA Playground Committee 1611 National St.
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the News
City Recreation Board
James Ritchie
PTA Playground Committee
National St
Thoughts At Large by Sydney J Harris on humor and society
Harris muses on humor vanity fashion publicity and hypocrisy noting that humor reflects conformity press coverage fuels fame and destruction and that age alters perception. He argues against self deception and hypocritical postures while warning that public provocation and popularity tempt intellectual adventurers.
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Sydney J. Harris
The Establishment and the Hippies Clash in Debate
In a provocative piece John Chamberlain laments professors like Herbert Marcuse and the hippie movement, arguing for balanced academia and warning that romantic revolutionary doctrines of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries failed then and risk repeating history now. He urges equal defence of free markets alongside Marxist critiques and questions current social science teaching.
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John Chamberlain
Herbert Marcuse
Philospher
Marcuse
Germany
Red Rudi” Dutschke
West Berlin
Dutschke
California
Harvard University Economics Department
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Ludwig von Mises
Frederick Hayek
Lord Byron
Caroline Lamb
Lord Melborne
John F. Kennedy
Melbourne
David Cecil
Percy Bysshe Shelley
William Godwin
Chauncey Brewster Tinker
Louis Napoleon
France
Bismarck
Wordsworth
Mark Rudds
Rudi Dutschkes
Shelley
Pennsylvania GOP maintains benevolent neutrality on presidential candidates
The Pennsylvania GOP keeps a favored son stance for Governor Shafer to prevent delegate fracturing at Miami Beach. Rockefeller and Nixon camps back the favorite son idea for different reasons. Western PA reveals Nixon allies like Allegheny County DA Robert Duggan, shaping 1970 gubernatorial prospects while Shafer aides Broderick and Tabor weigh future moves.
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Pennsylvania
Shafer
Keystone State
Miami Beach
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
la de Gaulle
Rockefeller
Nixon
Empire State
Mr. Rockefeller
MR. Nixon
Raymond Broderick
Labor and Industry
John Tabor
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