Editorial: Humanize Our Schools and Break Dullsville
The piece argues that schooling risks dehumanization from within through mass methods and norm driven standards. It cites a National Elementary Principal magazine issue criticizing antiseptic curricula. The writer urges individualized, creative approaches like Pueblo School to revive humane education district wide.
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National
The
Elementary Principals Association
New Pueblo
Dullsville
Penn Central Faces Move to End Passenger Trains
Penn Central Railroad appoints Paul Gorman to keep the carrier in business. He proposes eliminating passenger trains due to losses, arguing service quality and maintenance woes deter riders. The article notes the Chicago to New York and Washington region’s high population and calls for modernization or possible nationalization to save passenger service.
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Penn Central Railroad
Paul Gorman
Gorman
Penn Central
Chicago
New York
Washington, D.C
Hickel's Cabinet status in limbo amid White House pressure
Washington reports reveal Interior Secretary Walter Hickel under steady White House pressure as Nixon weighs his fate. Hickel publically resists quitting, while allies note power shifts and offshore leasing decisions made without his input. Vice President Agnew teases Hickel in public remarks, yet insiders say Hickel remains in position despite isolation.
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Washington
Interior Department
Nixon
Interior
Hickel
Alaska
HUD
George Romney
White House
Ogee
Santa Barbara
Fred -Russell
Agnew
HickelThere
Detroit
Secretary Hickel
GOP
New York cab drivers reveal culture in a ride
A taxi ride through New York offers a cross section of drivers from students to rabbis. The piece notes political views, personal ambitions, and changing dynamics with partitioned cabs. It also reflects on orthodoxy and world events shaping daily conversations in the city.
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New York
St. Batholomew’s
Park Avenue
the Waldorf
Adlai Stevenson
Ike
Adlai
Rews
Hadassah “Hospital
Jerusalem
Hadassah
Israel
Nixon veto affair exposes Hill-Burton rift and White House disarray
An Inside report portrays June 24 as a turning point revealing Nixon era missteps. Ford and Richardson react to a veto surprise while Ehrlichman Haldeman and Budget Bureau advisors deploy a closed circle. Congressional leadership decries the estranged White House.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Michigan
House
Elliot” Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Nixon
Ford
Hill-Burton
Richardson
Hill- Burton
White House
John Ehrlichman
Boston
Robert Finch
Budget Bureau
Ehrlichman
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
Haldeman
Capitol Hill
Weekend campers spoil outdoor getaways in New Hampshire
A letter decries weekend crowds and beer drinking by campers who litter campsites and disrupt travel, citing highway chaos and police directions. The writer laments how a few spoil outdoor weekends for many responsible visitors while defending ordinary campers who seek nature as an escape.
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New ‘Hampshire
Evy
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Robert
Novak
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Considine
Inside Report
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Senate
Robert Allen
Sand, John
Goldsmith
Christendom
Mary McGrath
Scottsdale
Progre
Jon Pian Marshal Peon
Eee
Ariz
Ourot
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