False Generalizations About Youth and Knowledge
The piece argues against Margaret Mead's claim that youth are more aware of modern changes than elders. It contends elders did pioneer space exploration and automation, and warns that youth misreads history, mistaking present changes for novelty and neglecting past lessons. It cites Edith Hamilton and Rome to illustrate repeated patterns and cautions youth against illusion.
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Margaret Mead
London
Dr. Mead
T.V
Edith Hamilton
Red Tide Threat Tangles New Jersey Resorts Profit
New Jersey coast resorts fear red tide could cut tourism after a potential record season. Scientists at Sandy Hook lab study the dinoflagellate causing sea rust color and health issues while linking pollution to the outbreak.
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New Jersey
Federal Marine Laboratory
Sandy Hook
Invasion of Prague Reshapes World and American Politics
James Reston notes the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia during the 1968 US presidential campaign shifts East-West tensions, strengthens hardline factions in Moscow, weakens Vietnam peace hopes, and calls into question postwar hopes for arms control and Soviet relations. The move reverberates through US rhetoric and campaign dynamics.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Eisenhower
U.S
Soviet Union
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
Prague
Nixon
Democratic Party
West Germany
Western Europe
China
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Moscow
United States
U. S
Chicago
Mono and health tips from Dr Brandstadt
Public health Q and A on infectious mononucleosis covers cause transmission and typical course. It notes virus origin, close contact spread, mild to moderate symptoms, common liver involvement, and that cortisone drugs may shorten illness but no specific cure.
Winchester Democratic Committee Chooses Pierce Again
At the reorganization meeting Noble C. Pierce was named chairman with Major Lawrence Hollis overseas as secretary, W. Lee Fisher acting secretary, and Walter M. Shade treasurer. The drought may force selling thousands of cattle in Frederick Clarke and Warren counties to survive winter markets. Coal shortage warnings from H. F. Byrd urge conservation. A country man threw a board at a cow on S Market Street, breaking it over the cow’s neck. witnesses say arrest was warranted.
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Winchester
Democratic Executive Committee
Noble C. Pierce
Lawrence Hollis
W. Lee Fisher
Walter M. Shade
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
H. F, Byrd
S. Market St
Cameron St
The Case for a World Police Force
Daily Meditation argues that global peace requires force to curb aggression. It accepts police as necessary domestically and extends the idea to international relations, citing Pascal that justice be strong or force be just, insisting force may support international justice.
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Pascal
Fortress Chicago confronts the 1968 Democratic Convention
Henry J. Taylor argues that the Democratic and Republican parties are federations with no real national rally point. He warns the presidency and Supreme Court threaten constitutional checks and balances, predicting anarchy without responsible freedom, and urges courage against intimidation amid Chicago protests.
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Chicago
Fortress
Brink
Richard J. Daley
Cleveland
Hilton Hotel
Saigon
Democratic Party
Augustus
Publius Quintilius Varus
Quinitilius Varus
G.O.P
Jefferson
Monticello
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New York Times
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Richard Nixon
U.S.S.R
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
F.D.I.C
Confucius
Pres
Abraham Lincoln
University of Michigan
Brigham Young
Earl L. Douglas
Berrys World
NEA, Inc
Henry J. Taylor
Supreme Court
Gallup
William E. Borah
Idaho
Wallace
George C. Wallace
Tts
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