Editorials On Ending Legal Segregation In Schools
A political and legal clash over busing and desegregation unfolds as the Nixon administration shifts strategy. The Justice Department files new suits against Mississippi Florida and South Carolina while civil rights advocates warn of slow progress and potential policy pivots before the 1972 election.
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Ewing
Nixon Adminisrration
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Stabi N. Mitchell
Justice Departovent
Agkameus
Florida
Jerus Leonard
Arcus
Internal Revenue
Deligeut
White House
Heelmpagh
Congressional Conference Committee
Justice Department
North
South
Fey
FDA shifts to evaluating drug effectiveness under new law
The FDA now must assess whether a prescription drug is effective, not just safe, and remove it if it fails. Recent disclosures show two antibiotics were tentatively banned, with firms indicating discontinuation months before FDA action. The process appears lengthy and sometimes counterproductive, benefiting critics of drug ethics.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Wall Street Journal
Don Quixote
Folklore Reflections on Uncertain Times and Everyday Breaths
A fragmented reminiscence blends social worry about money with childrearing themes. It cites how adults teach speech to babies while urging restraint in others. A churchyard rhyme hints at impatience in a sermon and a mother's quiet concern about a preacher. An Indiana saying underscores reluctance to try new skills.
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Ray
Indiana
University presidents debate mission amid funding crisis
Alice Widener reports on a Times round-table with Yale President Kingman Brewster and other college leaders. They discuss university goals, the dispersion of initiatives under a federal system, and the need to focus on teaching as budgets tighten.
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Yale
da Carle
Sarah Lawrence Colee
Brandeis
Brewster
Jacqueline G. Wesler
Hunter College
Times
Mondale
Minn
Croxmire
Wis
WASA
Art
Nixon death penalty stance sparks talk of harsher justice
An article argues the president’s call for capital punishment for murderers could shift public policy back toward the death penalty. It notes executions have stalled and crime has risen, questioning deterrence and urging decisive, prompt justice.
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Richard M. Nixon
Capitel
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tri Omlar
Debating Budget Causes Deep National Divide
Senator Gordon Allott frames the annual appropriation clash as a choice between welfare programs and national prosperity investments like the Space program. He argues space research spurs future wealth through computers, exports, and technological spinoffs, contrasting it with criticized housing welfare funding.
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Senate
Senate Committee On Aermancient Aid
Space Sciences
Shot Woodrey Wilson
Gordon Allott
Cooper Church amendment on Cambodia and union shop debate
The Senate amendment to limit funds for Cambodia and combat support was tabled 237 to 183. The speaker argues executive flexibility, self defense, and historic precedent, while opposing a mandatory union shop for federal employees with a postal reform context showing mixed public opinion.
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Lawmakers Addresses and Preamble Found in OCR
The fragment lists senators and house members with misspelled names and offices in Washington. It includes Sen Verge Hartke, Sen Bayh, Rep We Dentis ne, and Rep Dilley among others, plus a garbled preamble resembling the U.S. Constitution and aims for domestic tranquility and national defense.
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