Exposing the Pentagon report in Times case debate
Editorial observes the New York Times versus the United States over the Pentagon war report. It notes public right to know versus national security, cites Kennedy era censorship attempts, and warns of intimidation of news media and easy leakage of secret documents in a Xerox era. The piece bets an underground paper may further publish the material.
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Quest Centers Offer Human Growth Workshops for Personal Change
The Washington DC based Quest centers promote human development workshops aimed at holistic growth through encounter, gestalt therapy, movement, and bio energetics. Offerings range from $18 to $200 and cover couples, singles, teens, and parents with titles like Turn On Tune In Drop Out and Getting in Touch.
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Quest and Growth Workshops Face Critics Over Technique
A TIME magazine survey critiques Quest and similar centers for growth workshops that use psychologies, psychoanalysis, massage, and long marathons to boost emotional release. Reports cite uncertain long term effects, occasional psychological impairment among participants, and warnings from psychiatrists about potential harm.
O Gentle Servants of Our Lord Hymn
A devotional hymn salutes the handmaidens of the Lord as gentle servants who keep and do His word through kind deeds. It honors consecrated sisters sharing daily life for the common good, facing dark paths with Love's lamp.
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Indiana prison program trains inmates to repair state cars
Indiana begins a small scale training program behind walls to fix the state motor pool. About 600 government cars require roughly 40000 dollars yearly in repairs, and selected prisoners are being taught trades to cut costs while producing skilled workers.
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Prison labor programs offer training and release benefits
Inmates would earn 50 cents to a dollar per hour with an $8,009 yearly cost, benefiting both taxpayers and prisoners. Training a trade is more valuable than routine prison work, even if numbers are small. Rehabilitation requires broader, scalable efforts to reduce repeat offenses and help ex-convicts gain marketable skills. Latrobe Bulletin
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Indiana
War crimes in print stir Dartmouth symposium debates
A Dartmouth government symposium on war crimes drew attention to the politicized clash over Vietnam. Speakers included Telford Taylor and Roger Hilsman, with professor Richard Falk and Col. Robert Gard, as debates over legality, ethics, and military policy sparked strong, partisan reactions.
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Roger Hilsman
Richard Falk
Robert Gard
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Legislature Pay Increases Questioned In New Castle
Bill Graham of New Castle argues that rising state finances and tax measures clash with legislator pay raises. He questions affordability and whether increased salaries serve the public when incomes fall. Governor Shapp’s income tax program aims to relieve burdens but may be undermined by higher legislative pay.
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Bill Graham
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Maitland Lane Residents Thank Helpful Stranger After Accident
The Harold E. Parker Family of Portersville expresses gratitude to Maitland Lane residents and especially the unknown young woman who gathered James's belongings, accompanied the ambulance to the hospital, and awaited the outcome following a cycle auto accident.
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Harold E. Parker
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Two China policy questioned by Senator Dominick
The piece argues a two China UN membership is an impossible dream. It notes Chiang Kai-shek’s insistence on face and predicts regional upheaval if Red China enters the UN, citing Senator Dominick’s warnings on security, trade, and the periphery nations.
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Joe’ Stilwell
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