Princeton Religion 209 Course Sparks Outcry At Campus
Editorial notes controversy over Religion 209 at Princeton taught by Myron S. McClellan. Students describe open pot smoking obscene chants and freakish attire during a basement session at Princeton Inn. Critics cite McClellan’s political activism and campus demonstrations as part of broader academic and moral concerns.
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Agnew
Princeton Inn
Princeton
Myron S. McClellan
Washington, D.C
DuPont Circle
Department of Justice
Daily
Princetonian
Fort Dix
Huey Newton
McClellan
Institute For Defense Analyses
Sesson
Martha Mitchell
UPI
New York Times
John N. Mitchell
Toyah Homecoming Week Features Stars and Wild West Shows
Readers invited to Toyah West Texas Homecoming October 21 to 24. Activities include Pecos All-Stars basketball, variety shows in Toyah gym, tug of war, races, and a headlining concert with Johnny Cash and Phillis Diller impersonators. Historical reenactments of Dalton and James gang episodes promise spine chilling entertainment.
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Toyah
Reeves County
West Texas
Toyah High School
Pecos
Johnny Cash" Compton
Phillis Diller
March
Minnie Pearl’’ Perkins
Jesse James
St. Joseph
Toyah Dramatics Club
Municipal Auditoriu of
Austin
Sierra Blanca Vacqueros
Leisure Time Sparks Chaotic Visions and Small Town Fairs
HAL Boyle muses on how a shorter work week could free leisure time for inventions, travel, and odd schemes, contrasting intellectuals' fear of chaos with the average citizen’s potential for constructive experiments. The column then promotes a Toyah Texas festival weekend with football, rodeo, parades, dances, and a four day event attracting local figures and visitors.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Black Buffaloes
Sierra Blanca
Vacqueros
Joe Namath
Lara
Matt Smell
Valdez
Emerson Boozer’ Sanchez
Lantz Rentral
Compton
Sierra Blanca Vasqueros
Toyah
U.S. Congress
West Texas
Sid Sadler
Reeves County
Jim Valdez
Allan Gilbert
Balmorhea
United States Congress
Time To Be Old Order At Brush Hollow Arm
Westbury New York feature profile explores Brush Hollow Arms Home For Adults population 86 with average age 79. Residents Lillian Elliott 86 and Thomas Heffernan 78 share daily routines while families visit and volunteers attempt to keep minds active through groups and activities.
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John Barbour
Westbury
N.Y
Brush Hollow Arms
America
Long Island
Lillian Elliott
Pacific
Brush Hollow
Joseph Rolli
Northport
Erna Stein
Eva Grumantel
Mrs. Stein
Charlotte Holder
Gene Neville
Beautician
Margaret O’boyle
Margaret Lyons
Thomas Heffernan
New York Times
Heffernan
Manhattan
Pauline Coleman
New York City
Jesse Searles
Mary Kerrigan
Jesse
Looking Beyond A Zero Draft
Washington based article discusses Defense Secretary Melvin Laird aiming to end draft calls by mid-1973 and to sharply reduce all military services. It links a reduced US force with a “zero draft,” notes potential global policy ripples, and outlines likely postwar withdrawals and regional defense shifts. The piece also mentions Bridge Hollow seniors and quotes residents reflecting on aging and change.
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Washington
NEA
Defense
Melvin Laird
Army
Navy
Air Force
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Europe
Korea
Asia
Middle East
State Department
Pentagon
East
Soviet Union
Red China
North Vietnam
Kremlin
Japan
Russia
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Bob Moore
Ord Rowden
Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Texas
Dalton
Jonathon Wyatt
Bob
Grat Dalton
Jack
Bill Powers
Emmet Dalton
Coffeeville
Kansas
Bob Dalton
Boyle
Tahiti
Wall Street
Sarsaparilla
Playboy
Sgt Ve Bolutant
Ices
Ray Cromley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
William Craven
Nebraska
Florida
Craven
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