Case for Originality in Education and Communication Trends
Saturday January 8 1972 reflects on originality in modern education criticizing over certification and rigid curricula while praising curiosity as the driver of learning. It notes U S telephone usage stats with Washington DC having more phones than residents, illustrating communication excess.
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First Prize in The Sixth Estate
In Washington the Sixth Estate honors the Citizens League Against the Sonic Boom led by Dr. William A. Shurcliff of Cambridge Massachusetts. The group defeated the supersonic transport SST with a $20 000 budget, aided by Senator William Proxmire, and exposed cost effective arguments against the project.
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Safe Driving Remains Key Despite Vehicle Power Claims
The article argues that auto manufacturers hype faster pickup, but safe conservative driving is indispensable. It notes that when two cars are close in performance, advantage fades and a split second error can cause a disaster. The human element dominates as speed rises.
World trouble spots discuss with bipartisan White House
Kennedy canvassed world trouble spots with congressional actors of both parties at a two hour White House conference today. Shenandoah College coach Eyre switched tactics sending his second unit into action at Essex Junior College as Essex pasted pay dirt. President Truman told Congress prosperity relies on lower prices and restrained wage demands. Winchester council learned city general fund balance stood at 140 630.99 as of Jan 1 1947. Frederick County Board of Education met to discuss veterans education and a consolidated high school plan.
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Daily Meditation on Budgeting and Financial Planning
The passage argues budgeting as practical common sense needed for control of income and expenses. It notes governments rely on budgets for billions, while individuals should plan six months ahead to avoid debt and ensure education and stability. It warns without budgeting one risks embarrassment and long financial disputes.
North Vietnamese move on Kontum signals political aims not military shift
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak argue that North Vietnamese troops may seize Kontum for a few days. They contend the central highland offensive is aimed at pressuring U S Congress over Nixon's Vietnamization policy rather than altering the overall war trajectory.
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Lowenstein Sees Dump Nixon Drive Across Campuses
Allard K. Lowenstein continues touring campuses in 32 states promoting a Dump Nixon stance. The former congressman, linked to the 1968 Dump Johnson effort, endorses Kennedy in Los Angeles and Whittier while stacking his critique with political stalking-horse tactics and protests against the Nixon administration.
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By HAL BOYLE Some 1972 Resolutions You Can Keep
New Year tips urge replacing bad habits with good ones and balancing realism with humor. The piece suggests incremental goals like cutting cigarettes gradually, modest alcohol reduction, and light social restrictions while encouraging personal accountability.
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How to Score Memory Quiz Answers Day by Day
Based on 100 questions over 10 days, daily scores stratify as Memory Genius for 9–10 correct, Very Superior for 7–8, Excellent for 5–6, Good for 4. Page 2 provides the correct answers. Includes questions on geography history and word puzzles such as sources of the Mississippi and the Sidewalks of New York.
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