SDS Convention Criticized For Disorder And Lack Of Compromise
The Chicago SDS national convention is condemned as ridiculous and sad showing belligerence factionalism prejudice and closed mindedness. The writer argues compromise is essential for reform and warns that SDS activists may hinder progress rather than help democracy.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
SDS
Equity issues new hiring rules for Broadway actors
Actors Equity Association publishes policy requiring prior notice for nudity or simulated sex on stage. Producers must indemnify a performer for arrest and provide bail, fines and legal counsel. No disrobing before audition, and nudity allowed only with an Equity official present.
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Actors Equity Association
Equity
Rheumatism and Nutrition in the Arthritis Foundation Text
A reader critiques the Arthritis Foundation brochure Today’s Facts About Arthritis for vague rheumatism definitions. The piece asserts chronic rheumatism stems from nutritional deficiency, specifically inadequate calcium with vitamin D, B complex, and iodine, and argues medical opinion lags behind nutrition-based explanations.
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Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Arthritis Foundation
Titi
Oslwe
Senate Resolution on National Commitment Sparks Interference Debate
The Senate narrowly approved by 70 to 16 a nonbinding resolution defining national commitment as only actions codified by treaty or statute. The piece argues foreign policy authority rests with the President and Congress, citing Gulf of Tonkin and UN roles, and warns the measure could hinder diplomacy.
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David Lawrence
U. S
Senate
Washington
United States
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Vietnam
Fulbright
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Gulf of Tonkin
South Vietnam
North Korea
South Korea
Truman
United Nations
Mr. Truman
Coun
United Nations Commat
Secretary of State
Rogers
Bicycles built for two aid blind exercise gains
New York AP notes that two rider bicycles help blind people exercise when guided by a sighted partner. In limited areas some blind riders have learned to ride together on tandem bikes, with guidance from an accompanying sighted rider.
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New York
U.S
Barbs on Pollution and Generation Gap From Professors
Two professors discuss long term design fixes for air pollution and a shift in obedience taught to children. James E. Newman of Purdue argues decades are needed to redesign systems while Eugene F E Jennings of Michigan State University notes a generational change away from obedience.
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James E. Newman
Purdue University
Eugene FE. Jennings
Graduate School of Business Administration
Michigan State University
Frustrating the Crafty Devices Says Job and Dulles
A biblical quotation from Job 5 12 about frustrating crafty devices contrasts with John Foster Dulles remark on success focusing on recurring problems rather than new challenges. The two quotes explore problem solving and persistence in leadership and faith contexts.
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John Foster Dulles
U.S
Palladium Times Oswego Ad Rates and Masthead Notice
The Palladium Times masthead lists publishers and staff in Oswego New York with post office rate schedules for subscriptions and delivery. It notes carrier routes and mail rates, and acknowledges advertising representatives Thomson Newspapers and Thomson Reuters. It also states the paper invites corrections to any misleading statements and credits the Associated Press for local news.
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Oswego
N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Office Carier
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers
Ete
Des Pigines Ave
Des Platt
Thomson Enepeners
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Ess
the Palladium
Tikes
Associated Press
Watch for Sucker Play in Writing a Book
A financial warning about aspiring writers facing scams by so called literary agents and publishing outfits. Do not pay reading fees or upfront charges. rely on established publishers and their staff for manuscript evaluation.
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Junior
Suzy
William J. Bernard
Toronto
U.S
Bernard
Long Road Ahead in U S Soviet Arms Pact Talks
Washington based analysts expect potential gains from arms control talks with the Soviet Union but warn of a long, rocky process. They foresee hard bargaining, enforcement challenges, and the risk of an ongoing cycle of weapon development amid scientific advances and shifting global conditions.
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Ray Cromley
U. S
Washington
NEA
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Asia
Africa
U.S
Europe
Soviet scientists join Pacific deep sea drilling near La Jolla
In La Jolla California two Soviet scientists participate in a 55 day deep sea drilling program with Scripps Institution of Oceanography to date sediment layers. The Russians are Dr Valeriy A Krasheninnikov of Moscow Academy of Sciences and Dr Alexander P Lisitzin of Moscow Institute of Oceanography.
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Pacific
LA Jolla
Calif
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Atlantic Ocean
Valeriy A. Krasheninnikov
Academy of Sciences
Moscow
Alexander P. Lisitzin
Institute of Oceanography
Population clustering near Anchorage in Alaska
A regional note states that almost half of Alaska’s population lives within a 25 mile radius of Anchorage, highlighting the city’s outsized demographic influence.
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Alaska
Anchorage
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