Editorial urging broad campaign spending limits in all media
The piece argues for government action to curb political campaign costs and criticizes President Nixon's veto of a TV and radio advertising limit. It cites favoritism to incumbents, outlines Congress's expected lame duck session, and highlights pending measures on farm subsidies and welfare reform.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
O'Brien
Congress
Olst Congress
Public service plan urged for all U.S. youths
Miami University Ohio president Dr Phillip Ro Shriver backs two years of mandatory public service for high school graduates. Fields include military hospital conservation and pollution abatement as a cure for youth boredom and lack of direction. He cites activist generation energy unmet by available work and urges action.
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S | Hayakawa
San Francisco
America
Phillip Ro Shriver
Miami University
Ohio
Shriver
Boyle's Column: Yearning for Childhood and Lost Freedom
HAL BOYLE reflects on why children rush to grow up and the later realization that adulthood is a larger prison. He lists memories of childhood joys and mischief from play with friends to first hurts, small rebellions, and the dream of understanding kids someday.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Marie
Santa Claus
Timely Quotes On Courage Duty And Unity
A collection of quotes from figures such as Robert Ridenhour, Manes Sperber, Richard Lyman, Sam Ervin, Edward Hambro, and Donald W. Riegle Jr. on war, virtue, politics, equality, unity, and nonviolence. The remarks reflect views on accountability in Vietnam, wisdom, civic virtue, and national conduct.
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Vietnam
My Lat
When Young People Leave A Texas Town Hamilton
A Hamilton Texas AP report portrays a town aging as youth depart. population falls from 10 500 in 1950 to 7132 this year with 26 percent over 65. schools shrink from 74 to three. few jobs and limited entertainment push teens to seek futures elsewhere. Local leaders warn small towns face obsolescence.
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Dee Wedemeyer
Associated Press
Hamilton
Tex
Texas
Hamilton County
Shade Tree Senate
U.S. Department of Agriculture
T.D. Craddock
C.C. Cleveland
Cleveland
J.K. Gardner
One Funeral Home
Monument Manufacturing
Gardner
Jim
Army
University of Texas
Jayne
Arlington
Bob
Hamilton High
Waco
Dairy Kreem
Mary Kay Caldwell
Presbyterian
Baptist
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Gardners
W.C. Taylor Jr
First United Methodist Church
Taylor
Live candidates vie with TV spots in 1960s media drive
Washington column surveys political campaigns from Arthur Goldberg to Edward Kennedy, Rockefeller, Gore and Sargent, noting television budgets reach 60 to 80 percent while in-person campaigning remains crucial and, despite slick production, may saturate audiences. It also mentions economic shifts and local industry news in Hamilton.
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Nea
Fred Dutton
Kennedy
New York
Arthur Goldberg
California
Charles Guggenheim
Alfred Hitchcock
Senate
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nelson Rockefeller
Francis Sargent
Rockefeller
Rocky
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Albert
Brother Guggenheim
Gore
Illinois
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