Enter the dark ages again yet after World War II
The editorial argues postwar hope faded as nations grew more armed and world law cedes to nationalism. It laments hijackings and bombings by militants and calls the U.N. General Assembly to forge world law, reduce violence, and advance global justice.
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Media cuts political ad rates to curb campaign costs
The Progress lowers its open rate from 2.10 to 1.35 per column inch for political ads matching church and non profit rates. The move aims to reduce influence of money in elections and invites other media to join the effort for better government. Publicity followed but few newspapers or broadcast stations joined.
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Profits From Franchising reviewed by Fay Freed
Reference Librarian Fay Freed analyzes Robert M Rosenberg and Madelon Bedell s Profits From Franchising McGraw Hill 1969 274 pp pricing 7 95 The book surveys American franchising history highlights Dunkin Donuts Dairy Queen McDonald s and Midas with examples from Howard Johnson s and Gordon Sherman It offers practical guidance on financing the franchise agreement and communications and notes growing big business interest for entrepreneurs seeking self employment
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Slips Joe Grzenda Career Tour Ends With Washington
The pitcher, noted for his long minor league circuit and army rehab, landed with the Washington Nationals at age 32 after stints with Detroit Kansas City the New York Mets Minnesota and a prior return to Chicago Sun Times Boston Globe coverage notes the team history and travel grounds.
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Public fury over Salt River flood damage in Scottsdale
Dorothy James of Scottsdale urges Salt River Project to accept responsibility for flood damage that left homes two inches deep in mud and sewage. She calls for front page accountability, direct homeowner outreach, and a charity drive instead of loans, highlighting hundreds of affected families and the need for relief.
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Teens and driver praised for helping stalled car on Indian School Road
A Scottsdale mother thanks three teenagers and a pickup truck driver who assisted when her car stalled on Indian School Road near Pima on Saturday afternoon. She praises their helpfulness and hopes her children grow up as kind.
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Land reform progress fuels Saigon stability bet
Roy L Prosterman, architect of Land to the Tiller, says South Vietnam’s land reform is about a month ahead of schedule. The UW Law School professor and former Stanford task force member sees a rising peasant harvest late this year boosting Thieu government legitimacy and U S hopes in Saigon.
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Land reform drives South Vietnam tenant farming shift
Reform proposals incorporated in a law signed by President Thieu aim to transfer about three million acres from landlords to tenant farmers. About a million families rely on tenancy, with half a million acres slated for transfer by year’s end under the Land to the Tillers program. Government actions since 1968 have given tenants title to over 300,000 acres and halted rents pending title. Vietcong criticism and raids linked to land reform pace mark the broader political fight.
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Democrats Move to Expel Galbraith from Policy Council
Washington reports mark a shift at Democratic National Committee as Robert Strauss pushed to strip John Kenneth Galbraith of party credentials and push the party back to the center. The move reflects a broader rethinking after the 1968 loss and the influence of Scammon and Wattenberg's Real Majority on strategy.
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