War and Peace in Human History Across Cultures
The article argues moral rejection of war remains unlikely without broader living standards and shared resources. It cites anthropology on war's role in civilization, dissects myths about population effects, and notes WWs’ limited demographic impact versus modern mortality risks. It highlights a 1967 view of Vietnam-era casualties vs other risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Arthropological Association
Washington, D.C
Natural History
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Frank B. Livingstone
University of Michigan
Russia
Livingstone
U.S.S.R
Germany
England
France
United States
Wright
School Lunch Menu Fragment with Weekday Dishes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a school lunch menu with entries for Monday through Friday. Dishes include sloppy joes, pickles, green beans, apple crisp, milk. chicken noodle soup, meat sandwiches, cheese, apple, milk. jelly sandwich, pineapple, beans, slaw, cheese. fish, buttered peas, bread and butter, rice, milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Head Start could aid Rittman children and working mothers
A Child Welfare worker Dorothy Holman calls Rittman neglectful, urging Head Start to boost schooling and provide day nursery care for working parents. The plan would teach elementary skills, ensure meals, and may be funded by the Federal government, with costs and outcomes not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Holman
Rittman
W. H. Hauenstein
Board of Education
Pack 3400 Christmas Party Celebrates Badges and Goodwill
Cub Scout Pack 3400 held its Christmas party at Milton United Presbyterian Church. Cubs made decorations, donated toys, clothing, and canned goods, and filled 680 bags for Good Turn for Goodwill Day. Dens performed crafts, songs, and a puppetry skit directed by Ralph Oplinger. Den 4, led by Andy Rigas and Roy Massie, had top averages. Badges awarded to Bruce Pratt Danny Gibbs and Kenny Tuska an assistant Denner badge noted. Bill Bauer and Gary Crall of Troop 405 recognized as Den Chiefs with Den Chief Cards from a Court of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton United Presbyterian Church
Tony Gould
Rusty Grall
Andy Rigas
Roy Massie
Denner
Bruce Pratt
Danny Gibbs
Kenny Tuska
Bill Bauer
Gary Crall
Cherie Attends French Theatre Laundromat Letter
Cherie Hall writes from Strasbourg to her family about a mail strike and a humorous laundry outing at a self service laundromat costing four dollars per person taking three hours. She contrasts washing by hand in a sink with modern machines and recalls campus dining, food, and parental cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherie Hall
University
Strausbourg
France
Ashton Halls
Cherie
Mommy
Daddy
Daryl
Madame
Campus Center
Dad
Mom
Shadow
Guidebooks At The Press
Clubs and organizations are invited to use publicity and membership handbooks and a money making projects guide. The pamphlets may be borrowed and returned to The Press to share information. Call 925 4040 or stop at The Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittmans Press
Army E2 Gary Schaub to return to Fort Belvoir
Gary Schaub an Army E2 returns to Fort Belvoir Virginia on January 2 after holidays at his parents home. He completed basic training at Fort Knox and transferred to Fort Belvoir. A 1964 Rittman High School graduate, he joined the Army in August and has worked at The Rittman Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Schaub
Ft. Belvoir
Harry Schaub
North Third
Gary
Ft. Knox
Corps of Army Engineers
Rittman High School
United States Army
Rittman Press
Cherie Hall recounts Paris life with theater and study in Strasbourg
Cherie Hall writes about late classes, a dinner Kay cooked, and a theater outing in Strasbourg to see Tartuffe by Moliere. She notes studying French, listening to a plot outline, visiting Switzerland, and plans to audition for a choir while continuing language studies.
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Nan
Barb
Kay
Tartuffe
Moliere
Strasbourg
Monsieur Galley
Grammaire
Switzerland
Judy Romero
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