Children see war as likely even as schools push loyalty
A survey of 2,677 students from third through eighth grade across New York and New Jersey finds most view war as likely in adulthood and express varied support for Nixon era policies. Children favor patriotism but distrust presidential honesty and prefer nonviolence lessons to shape views on war.
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Nixon China trip labeled Asian Munich and betrayal
The piece argues Nixon’s Peking visit betrays Taiwan pledges and weakens U S standing, likening it to Chamberlain’s Munich and warning liberals and Mao alike about a dangerous diplomatic shift. It contrasts Peking praise with Western skepticism and cites Mao Chou En Lai evaluations and the idea of a profound trust deficit.
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Designs for better recycling methods by design students
Industrial design students showcased innovative ideas such as an auto disassembly plant to reclaim junk vehicles, proposed by Lew Korn and Bill Sehnal of the University of Bridgeport. Georgia Tech’s Henry Urruttia John Folden and Jesse Elrod floated A-frame megastructure apartments over highways, while Mark Lange of Bridgeport suggested turning old auto wheels and steering columns into bar stools. Armco Steel sponsored the annual student design contest.
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Americans Encouraged to Seek Jobs in Australia
Australian Immigration Minister A James Forbes says skilled Americans including engineers teachers and aerospace workers may find opportunities in Australia. He notes a yearly non European entry cap, emphasis on recruitment, and ongoing immigration to support development while stressing policy must serve Australia’s national interest.
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U S Troop Levels Fall Below Hundred Thousand in Vietnam
U S troop strength in South Vietnam dips below 100000 for the first time since 1965 asUS Command reports 101700 for the week ending last Thursday and sources say further cuts followed. The plan targets 69000 by May 1 with continued pullout. Rocket attacks near Qui Nhon and Can Tho cause no casualties but slightly damage a helicopter.
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