Blonde Reporter Faces Governors On Campus Talk
A columnist recalls a San Francisco style clash as a reporter described Doc Holliday as the county's first alcalde and a governor's meeting with President Nixon and Vice President Agnew on campus turmoil yielded contradictory quotes. The piece highlights the reporter's accuracy and the challenge of interpreting officials who say puzzling things.
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Superior Court
Doc Holliday
Nixon
Agnew
Cambodia
New Mexico
David Cargo
Frank Licht
Rhode Island
Licht
Reagan
Colorado
John Love
Love
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Harvard psychiatrist on addiction and habits
A Harvard psychiatrist compares marijuana addiction to dependence on items like trousers, cars, or wives, noting that while cars and wives are near necessities, a young man should keep his habits brief and avoid psychic dependency. The piece humorously contrasts strong attachments with the lack of balanced mental impact from marijuana.
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Harvard
Poll counters French youths’ radical image
Paris Match surveyed 1000 youths aged 15 to 23. Sixty percent oppose lowering the voting age to 18, sixty four percent hold moderate to conservative views, eighty four percent back banning narcotics, seventy percent say the hippie lifestyle isn’t for them. Premarital sex attitudes show sixty percent for girls and eighty two percent for boys.
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Paris
Paris Match
Protests, Pollutants, and Ponderous Progress
A satirical column notes jokes about protest carts for marches, Russia’s pollution, books based on films and reviews, the bumper sticker bandot, marriage as a sharing of bad days, and wonders at progress from porch watching to closed circuit TV, plus food technologists promising tastier substitutes.
Editorial letters on unions and politics surface in readers’ mail
Readers denounce postal reform measures threatening Right to Work for postal employees and hint at broader compulsory unionism. A second letter questions California campaign signage and Deukmejian’s adherence to law. A pet owner critic laments lost animals and irresponsible owners. The USS Philadelphia Association seeks attention for its Annapolis reunion with contact details.
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Congress
Winton Blount
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Blount
Margaret Mansfield Wilmington
USS Philadelphia
CL 41
Annapolis
Statler-Hilton Inn
Frank J. Amorosan
Dunbar Street
Somerset
N. J
Cheltenham
Coast's fifth factories and the obscenity problem
Washington reports that nearly two years into the Federal Commission on Obscenity and Pornography, the landscape has shifted dramatically. Public beatings last week reflect how many students of the subject view the era, with the nation flooded by filth described as pervasive and advancing.
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Washington
Federal Commission On
Commission
Stuttering theory and parenting by Wendell Johnson
The text discusses Wendell Johnson’s claim that stuttering is caused by anxious parenting and not innate, noting how parental reactions shape child speech. It contrasts Johnson with Spock’s ideas on permissiveness, stressing that clear limits and firmness remain valued, and ends with a prompt to introduce Dr. Spock to Mr. Agnew.
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Isawa
Wendell Johnson
University of Iowa
Howard
Susan
Benjamin Spock
Dr. Spock
Mr. Agnew
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Soaper
BY Bill Vaughan
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O.K
Reed Larson
National
Right To Work Committee
Washington, D.C
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George Deukmejian
San Francisco Chronicle
California
San Francis
Deukmojien
James Kilpatrick
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Harry Clor
Hayakawa
San Frant State College
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