Indiana voucher plan could redefine public schooling
Indiana lawmakers may consider a voucher approach allowing parents to redeem state funding for private schooling. Rep. Robert L. Jones argues vouchers would introduce competition, improve efficiency, and expand vocational options while preserving accreditation. Opponents warn of public education undermining control.
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Indiana
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Robert L. Jones
Indianapolis
Jones
State
State Teacher Association, and the Heads of Education Department
Parcital
Tie
Aother
Building Our Destiny and the Boys Clubs of America
A patriotic call stressing youth role in national leadership and moral values. It extols the Boys Clubs of America for over a century of character education based on honesty sportsmanship and self discipline. The piece quotes former President Hoover praising the organization as a premier character-building institution and urges public support.
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United States
Boys’ Clubs of America
Herbert Hoover
Boys’ Clubs
Boys Clubs of America
The Rail System as a National Transportation Asset
The article argues that no single transport mode will displace others. Rail, air, road, and water must expand to meet growing needs. Government policy should support this evolution, recognizing railroads as a vital national asset and prime mover for moving goods and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Goldwater comments spark debate on Nixon and conservative split
The piece weighs Senator Barry Goldwater remarks on a possible New Hampshire conservative run against Nixon. It questions whether opposing Nixon risks peril to the party and country, while noting Republicans worry about splinter movements and the impact of Democratic control on policy and world events.
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Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Nixon
Senator Goldwater
Free World
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
United States of America
Free Workd
Congress
Allende
Chile
Ostpolitik
Germany
Middle East
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Br. Teller
John Ashbrook
Eisenhower
Senate
Republican Party
Astbrook
Ashbrook
Additional 1 Per Cent Tax On Purchases Critique
Paul Harvey discusses a proposed 1 percent sales tax eyed by administrators amid budget and election concerns. He argues current taxes rise to cover theft losses, notes crime trends including shoplifting surges, and critiques detector tech and privacy concerns. He cites Klein's store CCTV success and argues harsher measures shift costs to honest shoppers.
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Tdget
National Federation of Independent Business
Wall Street Journal
Big Brother
Sanopervision
Yonwil Teller
Klein
Deparment
Yonkers
Gen
Fea
Cop
Nixon Dominates Free World Economic Leadership
AON to Holmes reports Nixon’s Smithsonian display as leader of the Group of Ten economic bloc. The piece credits Nixon with the 10 per cent tariff move on imports and a mutual monetary adjustment, framing him as the central, modern statesman of the Free World, with Connally, Hamilton, and a lineage of past leaders cited to bolster his primacy.
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Washington
D.C
Disraeli
Richard Nixon
Smithsonian — Institution Exhibition Hall
Group of
Ten
Alexander
Nixon
Eisenhower
Churchill
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Edenh
Franklin Roosevelt
John Connally
Treasury Department
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Machiavelli
Avid Hume
John Law
Group of Ten
Smithsonian
Wice
Bud Victors
Nixon-Connally
Fomdidean
France
Heath
Ariath
Tre Jean
Canada
Sale
Japan
Can Aaign
Acevist
White House
Florida
Oval Office
Pakistan
Bhutto
New York
Bermuda
McNaught Syndicate
Tne
Nixon Favorite Pakistan Over India Reflects GOP Conservatism
Opinion column argues President Nixon favors Pakistan over India due to anti-India sentiment among conservatives and his affinity for military strength. It links Nixon’s attitudes to his views on Nehru Gandhi Thant and U Thant and notes his support for Yahya Khan and Pakistan’s military tradition, suggesting personal bias shaped policy.
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Washington
KFL
Nixon
Pakistan
India
China
Peking
Russia
West India
Goa
East Bengal
Punjab
Pathan
West Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Yahya Khan
Indira Gandhi
Ypo
Jawaharlal Nehi
Mahatma Gandhi
U.S
SEATO
White House
Nehra
U Thant
United Nations
Gandhi
Patton
King Features Syndicate
Woman pursues presidential bid in Seattle fan club rally
In a wild Seattle event, Pat Paulsen jokes about running for president prompted by fans. The piece notes public reaction, his wife’s remark on age and eligibility, and the husband's quip about becoming First Lady. It cites 1971 copyright and shows satirical tone about gender and politics.
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Seattle
United States
Pat Paulsen
Shirley Chisholm
Edmund Muskie
Ted Kennedy
Richard Nixon
The
White House
Ethel Kennedy
China
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
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Hoosiers
America's
Sound Transportation Review Organization
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiene
George D. Critenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Ane Foner Scott
Robert
Jackson Charles
Taughuintiden
Transover
Andarsen
Cachier
Meil
YQU
TOUR
Merald Kensoon
Associated Press
Frayn
Buckley
Paul Harvey News
Barvey
Holmes Alexander
Phillips
Kevin P. Phikine
Eld Enterprises, Tne
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