Our school of psychology would put kids down to build resilience
The piece mockingly reviews Dorothy Corkille Briggs on child self esteem, endorsing occasional parental harshness and allowing children to fight back. It argues love plus firm putdowns help, imagining a school of psychology that celebrates blunt parenting and humor at grownups’ expense.
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Petition carriers in Santa Barbara face felony charges
Two women aiding a petition drive are charged with altering signatures on a referendum petition to overturn a rezoning. The district attorney used an undercover agent among volunteers. Critics say prosecutions discourage honest carriers and call for better education on election law rather than punitive action.
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Trash Masher Fails Against Congressional Records
A friend used a Trash Masher to dispose of Congressional Records but the device could not crush them. The incident lampoons lawmakers and suggests congressmen should learn a lesson from the mishap.
Russia's artificial caviar threatens Caspian industry
Editors note Russia pursues a milk protein cake to create synthetic caviar. A pilot factory is planned, raising fears of job losses in the Caspian region and upheaval for traditional sturgeon harvesters. The piece speculates on a future where Wisconsin dairy products may produce the world’s last caviar.
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State of the World report could shape Nixon policy shifts
Washington editors discuss Dr Henry Kissinger and others preparing Nixon's second annual State of the World report. They argue the document could focus on population, arms control, inflation, and Middle East tensions, guiding debt and budget concerns while bridging gaps with Congress and the press.
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Recall debate letters sour Long Beach politics
Long Beach readers fight recall of four city councilmen with letters questioning the recall campaign. Editors argue the recall claims are unproven and many charged issues lack concrete evidence, while residents defend or attack local leadership and policies.
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Twenty One Stories by Agnon and Sontag film note
Books page lists Twenty-One Stories by Y. Agnon from Schocken at 6.50, noting the 1966 Nobel laureate’s paradoxical tales and loneliness. Also features Duet for Cannibals screenplay by Susan Sontag from Farrar, Straus and Giroux at 4.95 and a brief note on Sontag’s film project with Dr. Arthur Bauer as false revolutionary.
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