Molson's Pan African Work Arising From Seattle
Editorial recalls Vanetta Molson who swapped marine biology for Pan African activism in Seattle. She runs a free clinic and breakfast program for the Black Panthers and vows to oppose capitalist and imperialist government, while critics imply uncertain futures for professionals after oppression ends.
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Vanetta Molson
Seattle
Black Panthers
Panthers
Uncle Toms
George Washingon Carver
Carver
South
Miss Molson
Moon Timekeeping Displayed At New York Planetarium
The American Museum-Hayden Planetarium in New York shows a Helbros lunar timepiece designed with Dr. Kenneth L. Franklin. It divides the moon day into 30 lun es, then lunours, decilunours, centilunours and millilunours, plus Lunar Time Zones for space exploration planning.
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American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
New York
Helbros
Kenneth L. Franklin
Planetarium
Franklin
Earth
Heed War Signs But Don't Panic
A civilian at Cheyenne Mountain caused a false national emergency alert to 1200 radio stations. Most stations ignored the message or did not notice it, sparking debate on readiness and the risk of panic from false alarms.
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North American Air Defense Command
Cheyenne Mountain
Colo
Pearl Harbor
United States
Baloney
Boyle's Column Nostalgia for a vanished childhood
HAL BOYLE reflects on how childhood lingers in memory and how adults yearn for simple, formative sensations. He lists moments from youth such as dangerous dares, small rebellions, and the ache of unfulfilled affection, concluding that you can return only as a visitor to childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
William Wordsworth
Kindergarden
America
Miror
Nixon appoints friend as White House liaison to other friends
Roger E Johnson, longtime Nixon confidant, serves as a special assistant to keep close allies connected with the President. Johnson says his role is to relay concerns and arrange access while maintaining confidentiality about discussions.
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Frances Levine
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Oil Company
Roger E. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Cime
Hsnon Pea
Nixons
Camp David
Virgin Islands
Louise Thompson
Whittier
Calif
Florida
Caribbean
Ason
Nixo
Auckland University Rejects Outside Body Bequests
Auckland University refuses bequests of human bodies from outside the Auckland area as the supply exceeds demand. Medical schools nationwide face difficulties obtaining enough bodies for teaching.
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Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland University
Auckland
Internal Power Struggles Rip Through Yunnan Province China
A Hong Kong letter details a bitter leadership struggle in Kunming Military Region Yunnan amid Tan Fu jen’s December 1970 death. Factional infighting pits Chou Hsing Chen Kang Wang Pi-cheng with Lin Piao’s backing, risking China’s southwest stability and potential diversion from foreign adventures.
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Washington
NEA
Hong Kong
China
Laos
Burma
North Vietnam
Peking
Yunnan
Kunming
Thailand
Chou Hsing
Chen Kang
Wang Pi-cheng
Kunming Military Region
Tan Fu-jen
Tan
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Red China
Yen Hung-yen
Muskie Continues Cautious Campaign Amid Tepid Reactions
In Pittsburgh a Muskie speech drawn from his California tour drew little applause and few specifics. Democratic liberals and ADA members noted the lack of punch though polls show strong support for him as 1972 front-runner, with party leaders cautious but favorable overall.
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Washington
NEA
Edmund Muskie
Pittsburgh
ADA
Muskie
David Livingston
Steel
Livingston
Middle East
California
Los Angeles
George McGovern
South Dakota
Gallup
Harris
Ixon
John F. Kennedy
New
Henry M. Jackson
South
Chamber of Commerce
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
More Heartening Picture of Youth
A Merit Publishing study of 18,000 schools finds 22,000 high school leaders show moderation on drugs and sex, support gradual Vietnam withdrawal, and favor nonviolence. They report open discussion with friends, not parents, and stress concern for social crises while rejecting radicalism and violence. The study notes these leaders may not reflect the average student.
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America
Vietnam
Merit Publishing Co
Northfield
Ill
Nixon
Merit
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