Increase Predicted in College Activism This Fall
NSA predicts a rise in campus activism next academic year with focus on the Vietnam war racism pollution and corporate war goods. Palmer says activism will grow despite suppressive trends and urges students to broaden outreach while noting drug issues repression and university role.
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ST. Paul, Minn
National Student Association
Charles Palmer
U.S
Cambodia
Palmer
East Los Angeles
Calif
University of California At Berkeley
NSA
Middletown Fire Reports Ambulance Calls and Parade Plans
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company reported eight ambulance calls and one fire call last month. At the meeting Chairman Dick Legge announced carnival stand setup and the firemen parade scheduled for August 20 with about 60 entries. New members John Keeler and Gary DuBruler were welcomed.
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Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Middletown
Henry Shiley
John Keeler
Gary DuBruler
Harrison Keeler
Carnival the
Middletown Firemen
Woody Legge
Pornography Experiment Sparks House Subcommittee Outrage
The House subcommittee questions a White House study involving 23 young men watching a stag movie. Chairman Nix calls the UNC scientists’ work revolting and seeks justification for any cultural harm. Experts warn long term effects are hard to prove with short studies and may take a generation to show.
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Washington
House
White House
Robert N.C. Nix
D-Pa
Nix
James L. Howard
Clifford S. Reisler
Myron B. Liptzin
President’s Commission On
University of North Carolina
Postal Operations
Salt Lake City
Victor B. Cline
Denmark
Cline
Subsidies Said Only Answer To Keeping Buses Running
UMTA Administrator Carlos C. Villarreal told a Senate subcommittee that buses will require more public ownership and government subsidies to stay running. He noted 121 of 1,094 U S bus firms are public and subsidized, handling two thirds of revenue and riders, while private firms struggle. He warned car growth hurts bus ridership and urged development of low ground buses with turbines to cut pollution and improve access for seniors and the disabled.
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Washington
Urban Mass Transit Administration
UMTA
Carlos C. Villarreal
Senate
Villarreal
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
UNITA
Baltimore
Trenton
N.J
Wilmington
Del
Fort Wayne
Ind
Salt Lake City
Santa Cruz
Calif
Heloise readers form eight-woman chore squad
Women in a neighborhood share and rotate tedious housework each Wednesday with eight mothers and thirteen children. They lunch together, discuss sewing and cleaning tips, and even host group dinners, creating a welcome weekly oasis and practical support system.
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Heloise
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