Williams Defends Left-Wing Press Charge Sparks Critique
Editorial critiques Gov. Williams for a black and white view of politics. The piece accuses him of ignoring environmental problems while lambasting educators and activists. It urges listening to students veterans and the poor instead of preaching in a vacuum.
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Jack Williams
Arizona
Tye
Santa Fe
Williams
Gov. Williams
Newhouse
Gannett
Copley
Chicago Tribune-New York Daily News
Washington Post
Milwaukee Journal
New York Times
New Arizona university president praised by students and faculty
The article lauds Dr. John P. Schaefer for a fine scholarly reputation and strong student and faculty support. Regents’ 800 percent choice draws mixed reactions as peers note his interest in athletics alongside academics and question priorities for higher education in the state.
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University of Arizona
Schaefer
Board of Regents
Kenneth Bentson
John John P. Schaefer
Neer
James Dunseath
Bayh urges restraint on Calley case and urges law
Indiana Senator Bayh argues the Calley court martial case exposes dangers in presidential intervention, urges restoring the statutory review process, and warns against using My Lai to justify abandoning the rule of law. He calls for accountability, policy change, and a peaceful settlement to end the Indochina War.
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William Calley
Lt. Calley
America
Nixon
Calley
My Lai
Des Moines
Iowa
Florence
United ‘States
United States
Malmedy
Mags
North Vietnam
Concern Over Scottsdale School District Textbook Content
Joyce Kissner of Scottsdale writes in protest after a high school book called A Mixed Bag is sold for four dollars. She questions committee membership and asks who approved the text for senior English and health courses. She singles out Dr Norman White and board members for not answering questions.
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Scottsdale
Stor
Ingleside School
Norman White
Larsen
Kitchell
Dr. Burnkrant
James Wellington
Joyce Kissner
Abortion Ads Spark Controversy in New York Post Page
The New York Post classified section accidentally linked seven abortion ads with a public notice amid coverage of Terence Cardinal Cooke and anti abortion protest context. The column mentions NATO strategy remarks and Governor Rockefeller choosing Newburgh for a jetport site with noise concerns and hints at golf legend Jack Nicklaus.
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New York
New York Post
Terence Cardinal _ Cooke
Erich and
Howard
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Nicklaus
PGA
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