Suburbia Becomes Civil Rights Frontier in 1970s Growth
The piece argues suburbs are central to civil rights progress as federal pressure pushes for low-cost housing while white resistance persists. Census data show rising black migration to suburbs with over 800 000 moving since the 1950s, amid expanded suburban jobs and growing political power. The article notes Supreme Court tests on housing zoning, HUD funding limits, and resistance from communities like Manhasset and Stoughton as nationwide demographics shift.
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David L. Birch
Harvard Business School
Census Bureau
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York City
Supreme Court
Romney
Warren
Mich
Manhasset
Stoughton
Mass
Waterloo
Towand Feirtorn
Ohio
Watch The Switches The Nation On Its Economic Course
An editorial likens Americans to a spacecraft crew relying on a complex energy system. It warns that easing oil import controls could slash domestic petroleum exploration by over 50 percent in 15 years, pushing reliance abroad and threatening heating, transportation, and overall national resilience. It urges caution before altering economy turning points.
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U.S
Folklore Unfolds in a Western Hotel Lobby Tale
A traveler and a guest recount a cheeky hotel exchange about manners and a previous occupant. The front desk clerk quips about being gentle, another man admits arriving from Montana with cattle, and the two men joke about courtesy in shared lodging.
Nixon and the myth of justice in the Chisum era
The author challenges claims of Nixon’s guilt and argues the law must guide justice. He compares public reactions to Sirhan Sirhan and Kennedy to the Western film Chisum where law and order break down. The piece urges examining how society handles overdue justice versus presidential rhetoric.
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Nixon
Sharon Tate
Sirhan
Senator Kennedy
Manson
Chisum
John Wayne
Tricia
John Wayes
Robert Semple
The
New York Times
Geatt
Gow
John ‘Wayne
Robert Kennedy
Willian McKinlay
America
Moral Authority and Student Discontent at Augustine
Dr. P Bast of Carolina University argues that radical students seek a principle of moral authority tied to history and scripture. He notes that true authority exists in prior sources such as Augustine and Christian thought, and urges contemplation over action to restore order amid protests.
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Augustine
One P. Bast
Tar “Carolina
Kirk
Destradio
Department of
Political Pee
Hast's University
Greenville
North Carolina
East
David Baie
The Pleasure Of Their Company Washington Hands
Doris Fleeson was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with her husband, a former Navy secretary and warplane industry figure. Mortiman Smith’s ashes lay beside his son’s grave who died in Vietnam. Jim Lucas was denied Arlington burial, as the Washington Daily News and Marine Corps regulations influenced the decision. The piece honors the press corps’ wartime ethos and recalls peers Merriman Smith, Pearson, and Pearson’s successor Anderson.
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Washington, D.C
Doris Fleeson
Artington National Cemetery
of Navy
UPI
Mortiman Smith
Vietnam
Jim Lucas
Marling
Arlington
Jim
Alexander Oklahoma
Marine Corps
Army
Washington Daily News
All
White House
Press Corps
Remirel
Datelina
Doris
Merriman
Draw Pearson
Pearson
Jack Anderson
Deaa Acheson
Harry ‘Truman
Doris Wars
Kennedy
Robert Taft
Merciman Smith
Horatio Hornblower
C.S. Foresterberg
Hornblower
Merriman Smith
Jim G. Liecas
Ernie Pyle
Gly
Mar Rine
Wils
Gouch
Smith
Davis
Wasington Press Corps
McNenght Syndicate, Inc
Republicans Need a Miracle Before November
Paul Harvey outlines a bleak election forecast as Nixon faces a tough path to Congress. Unemployment could hit 8 percent by election day while high interest rates and prices dampen growth. Rising crime, Indochina issues, and campaign finance woes threaten GOP gains as students may campaign early and voters grow restless.
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Nixon
Congress
Britain
GOP
Baxpayeta
Party
Freaideyt
Indochina
Arg
Iad
China
Fragmented quotes capture a family scene on growth and toys
A jumbled conversation outlines a family moment about growing up and gift wishes. Adults discuss a bicycle, a baby book, and future plans as a child voices desire for a small bike and deals with changing needs. The tone suggests a domestic record of everyday life.
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Housing and Urban Development
Agnew
Antil
Baltlemore County
Willem Wede
Tae Telry
Towo
Herwari
Giast
Fremong
California
Montana
McAn
Anderson: Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Anderson
Indiana
Banteira Ender
Sorriee
Woah
Doe
Harald
Richard Nixon
Shasa
Mure Derer
Sherman
Sterling
Polk
Sullivan
Cromwell
Shont Kennedy
Jace Ruby
Les Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
St. Peter
Jean
Farmer Jones
Buckley
Augusting
Rome
Holmes Alexander
Paul Harvey News
Smokey
Arene
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