Weathervain to Weather Underground Belleweather Dohrn
Editorials explore gendered titles from Assemblyman to postmaster to concertmaster and trace Bernardine Dohrn’s push from Weatherman to Weather Underground. The piece notes male chauvinism in language and the movement’s evolving self identity as readers glimpse social attitudes and humor.
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Weathermen
Miss Dohrn
Miss Dohan
Bernardine Dohrn
Weather Underground
Weatherman
Weatherpeople
Miss Dohim
Belleweather
National Urban Fellows Program seeks minority urban leaders
A fellowship program entering its third year next July 1 aims to place minorities in city management and elective offices. Sponsored by the National League of Cities, the U S Conference of Mayors and Yale University, the program places 24 to 39 year olds with mayors, city managers, superintendents or urban admins for 10 months plus six weeks of Yale study, with stipends near current salaries.
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America
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Yale University
Tendent
Yale
Peace Corps
VISTA
P.O. Box
New Haven
Conn
Drawing a pair of queens THE QUEEN ELIZABETH to Long Beach campus
The Queen Elizabeth will become Chapman College's seagoing campus docked at Long Beach. Students can visit the Museum of the Sea on the Queen Mary and tourists may view the sister ship Queen when her port calls. Chinese executive T Y Tung, who bought the Elizabeth to promote international understanding, is pleased the ship will be home as the Seawise University in Long Beach this fall.
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Chapman College
Long Beach
Museum of the Sea
T. Y. Tung
Elizabeth
Seawise
Editors defend scope amid reader critique on coverage
A reader questions why editors focus on major developments while ignoring the small details of daily life. The exchange highlights tension between big-picture reporting and everyday topics, prompting discussion on editorial priorities and audience expectations.
The Great Range Wars Violence in the Grasslands
Book review of Harry Sinclair Drago's history The Great Range Wars detailing key conflicts from the Texas Panhandle to Lincoln County New Mexico, with notes on other global snippets and a laced inscription of local anecdotes.
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Grasslands
Harry Sinclair Drago
Dodd, Mead
Henry Sinclair Drago
Texas Panhandle
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Montina
Moscow decides Nixon won t do in 1971
Moscow concludes Nixon cannot improve U.S. Soviet ties in the new anti-Soviet atmosphere in Washington. Kremlin strategists expect Nixon’s possible 1972 reelection and watch Kennedy and Muskie, while acknowledging realists who seek better relations. The piece notes Soviet views of American politics shaping policy and propaganda in Vietnam.
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Washington
Moscow
Nixon
Kremlin
Senator Kennedy
Muskie
Vietnam
Hanoi
Rockefeller at the door of 1972 GOP bid sparks New York fever
The piece discusses Nelson Rockefeller's rising influence in New York politics and nationwide speculation he may seek the presidency. It notes his urban policy push, potential conflict with Mayor Lindsay, and mixed Republican signals about a 1972 nomination. The mood covers party dynamics, Sun Valley chatter, and the idea that campaigns hinge on federalism and a national leadership crisis.
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New York
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Citizens Union
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Lindsay
United States
Saorng
Nixon
Sun Valley
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Claude Kirk
Florida
Rockefeller Emerg
America
Letters to the Editor on police, politics, and population
Readers from Long Beach and Stanford critique policing bias and support for officers. A Long Beach letter endorses police as friends to children and rejects racial prejudice. Another letter denounces Muskie and McGee on Israel aid and urges backing Nixon’s domestic goals. A third cautions against population alarmism citing Ehrlich and Malthus amid world hunger data.
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Israel
Musekie
McGee
America
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