Editorial Letter on Drug Use At Coronado High
The Coronado editorial page prints a student letter defending a prior claim that 75 percent of Coronado students use drugs. It argues the figure was opinion not fact and emphasizes the need to confront rising drug use across schools. The piece urges youth involvement to address the issue.
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Coronado
John B. ‘Connally
Treasury
Texas
Connally
the Treasury
Charis Walker
Walker
Cornwally
SST finances in doubt as SST program debated
Opinion piece questions the financial viability of the Supersonic Transport program. It argues that despite government support, investment by banks and airlines is unlikely and that continued funding may waste taxpayer money. It notes costs at around 50 million dollars per plane and urges reallocating funds to other priorities.
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Nixon
Ea Hay
Reagan X'd from world cities conference guest list
White House blocks Gov. Reagan from addressing the Indianapolis May city conference while Nelson Rockefeller and others remain on the program. Nixon aides defend the move as politicking amid a national party race and looming House leadership votes.
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White House
Hrenmamme
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California
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Nixon
Daniel P. Moynihan
Indianapolis
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J. Irwin ‘Miller
Columbus
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
John Gardner
Hubert H. Humphrey
Coronado Students Use Drugs headline sparks editorials
A Coronado High School note defends students after a newspaper claimed 75 percent use drugs. The letter argues the article misrepresents the student body and misuses freedom of the press.
Fort Dubuque and the wartime spy movie spoof
A satirical wartime scene depicts Sergeant Wayne Apprentice Seaman Hunter and Air Force Colonel Stewart under siege at a campus barricade. A Russian general on a lecture tour is captured as an American counterspy before being killed. The action escalates with a volley of gunfire and a triumphant closing theme.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Fort Dubuque
Dubuque
Wayne
Akim Tamiroff
Tamiroff
Stewart
Troika Borscht
Rasputin Kopeks Chicken Kiev
Perth Amboy
N. J
A.D.A
Meni
Hunter
Sarge
Pentagon
Democrats seek unity through policy council in 1972 platform
Washington Democrats study a plan by John G. Stewart to have the Policy Council work immediately on a platform for the 1972 presidential campaign. The memo envisions broad participation, hearings, and an issues document guiding the convention without early firm positions.
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Washington
Policy Council
Democratic Policy Council
John G. Stewart
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Gloria Steinem
John Kenneth Galbraith
Stewart
Democratic National Committee
National Committeé
Lawrence F.o’brien
Muskie
Humphrey
O’brien
Platform Committee
Council
Committee On
Richard Nixon
Congress
Administration of Justice
Nixon
Plunkitt Describes Honest Graft In NYC Politics
New York City reform era figure George Washington Plunkitt explains how he built wealth in politics distinguishing honest graft from dishonest schemes. He claims personal fortune grew from seizing opportunities while denying involvement with gamblers saloonkeepers or disorderly elements.
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New York
George Washington Plunkitt
Progress letters limit and verification request noted
The Progress invites letters to the editor but caps length at 400 words due to space constraints. Writers are asked to include their home address for verification if needed.
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Michigan
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Ohio
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Scottsdale
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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