Communization Of Vietnam Deliberations And Nixon’s View
Editorial reflects on Nixon's national address rejecting war expansion and Kissinger briefings on Paris talks. It notes Communist demands to form a broad government including Communists, end pacification, end namization, and withdraw American aid. It argues Communists refused to negotiate without political terms. The piece cites Thieu’s position and international supervision of a future election.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Leuc Tho
Privilege and Burden of Jury Duty Reflected in Courts
The piece weighs jury duty as a civic privilege and burden. It notes the common aim of jurors to uncover essential facts and render fair verdicts, while acknowledging imperfections. Citizens face inconvenience and cost, yet service offers rewards and a view into the justice system's workings.
Scientists at Wayne State Identify Enzyme Link to Schizophrenia
Wayne State researchers reported at the American Psychiatric Association meeting that a deficiency of an enzyme called Anti-S Protein may disrupt brain metabolism and trigger schizophrenia. The team cautioned the causal link requires clinical tests but expects potential treatment within years pending safety trials.
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Wayne State
Dallas
Jacques
Gottleib
Charles E. Fohrman
Harvard Club of New York Faces Feminine Influx and Legal Threat
The Harvard Club of New York resists admitting women despite peers like the Princeton Club since 1963 and Yale Club since 1969 as membership declines. A suit seeks liquor license revocation, threatening revenue, while internal sentiment warns the bastion may crumble if the push for gender inclusion continues.
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New York
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Yale Club
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Harvard
No Income Tax and City Hall Debate Name the People
Letter writer urges voters to reject a city income tax and a new city hall. Argues residents already face two unfair taxes and questions why the current hall cost so much. Calls for a public vote and fairness in tax measures.
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City Hall
The Real Purpose Of Profit In A Free Market
Arch N Booth argues profit sustains production and funds investment across capitalist and socialist systems. He explains profit enables survival and expansion, supports taxation, and guides resource allocation through market signals rather than central planning.
Waste to Power: Incineration Pilots Cut Costs and Emissions
The article outlines pilot projects turning solid waste into energy. Tonawanda New York and Jackson Michigan plants burn industrial and tire waste to generate steam and reduce coal use. Experiments aim to curb landfills, lower costs, and provide alternative fuels.
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Goodyear
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Dictionary of Symptoms mocks medical certainty
Washington humorist riffs on a new book A Dictionary of Symptoms listing over 600 ailments and their seriousness. He jokes about Aunt Hester's brachial plexus and tennis elbow of the cerebrum, noting how such references can mislead, intrigue, and amuse in daily life.
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Euphoria Springs
Stillmeadow joy and a memoir journey in letters
Librarian highlights Gladys Taber and Stillmeadow albums with photographer Jacques Chepard describing the farm and its wild scenes. The note praises the charm of Stillmeadow and invites readers to seek similar spots near home. Also reviewed is Ethel Strainchamps autobiography Don't Never Say Cant and her Ozark speech journey.
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Stillmeadow
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Stillmeadow Farm
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Ethel
Ronald
A Place Called Sweet Apple and Rural Recipes
Celestine Sibley describes moving from Florida to a dilapidated log cabin in the woods, renovates it, and becomes Atlanta based. The passage mentions dill bread hush puppies cornbread Algel biscuits and grandma memories from Eva Sher and Life With Farmer Goldstein. It reflects rural life post WW I New Jersey and peak kitchen lore.
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Atlanta
Eva Sher
Goldstein
New York
New Jersey
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