Razeto presses welfare reforms in Alameda County
Alameda County Supervisor Razeto urges major welfare program reforms to curb soaring costs. He calls for tighter controls, shifting costs to state and federal levels with careful supervision, and a clear guideline on parental support while shielding taxpayers from wasteful practices.
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Rawle
Oakland
Alameda County
Razi
Board of Supervisors
Cfter
Alameda County Supervsors
Hrayg Terzian
Razels
Earl Strathman
California
Ranto
Razeto
Boards of Supervisors
Washington
Razete
Washington Township
Scientist claims proof of water in Mars atmosphere
A Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist asserts proof water exists in Mars atmosphere. The remark contrasts with a missed 41 proof. Notre Dame Father Hesburgh critiques protesting students as rejecting global unrest, likening it to a distorting funhouse image.
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Jet Propulsion Lab
Mars
Notre Dame
Hesburgh
Nixon May Not Get Results In Viet War
Washington column argues the Nixon administration risks credibility by pursuing a peace plan that may require unilateral U.S. troop withdrawal. It critiques secret talks, public messaging, and the pressure to deliver a settlement while reducing military presence in Vietnam. The piece compares Nixon to Johnson and questions the administration’s ability to secure a favorable exit.
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Ashington
D.C
Johnson
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Nixon Administration
Rogers
Toogers
Dean Rusk
Walt Rostow
Lyndon Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
Thu
Honolulu
Thieu
Russell Kirk on Detroit RNA violence and the Republic of New Africa
It recounts a Detroit church shooting by the Republic of New Africa group led by Milton Henry alias Brother Gaidi. One police officer died and another was wounded as RNA followers, armed with rifles, clashed with police who arrested about 135 inside New Bethel Church. The piece criticizes the movement and urges enforcement of civil rights and public safety laws.
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Republic of New Africa
Congress
Henry
New Bethel Baptist Church
RNA
Zack Legion
New Bethel Church
Peking
Mao
North Carolina
Milton Henry
Pontiac
Brother Geidi
Tanzania
United States
Castro
Cuba
Gaidi
Malcolm X
New York
Hitler
Republic of
New Africa
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Don MacLean on writing political columns and predictions
The columnist argues many politicians do not write their own columns and explains tricks for predicting outcomes and printing apologies. It notes B Goldwater and Everett Dirksen as examples and mocks reliance on past predictions to win praise.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Everett Dirksen
Labor Snobs Won't Take Tough Jobs
Hugh Murphy of the Labor Department laments a “nation of snobs” avoiding blue collar work as college paths and glamor trades draw youth away. He cites rising black participation in BAT, notes high wages in skilled trades, and urges willing youth to take up bricklaying and related apprenticeships.
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Washington
Hugh Murphy
Labor Department
Nixon
America
Murphy
Genie
Mrs. Murphys
New York City
BAT
Bureau of Apprenticeship-And-Training
Maclean's Microscoops on Army protest rights suit
Soldiers at Fort Jackson and D C sue the Army to gain First Amendment protest rights. The Army recognizes only sanctioned duties and the case contests how draft law treats conscientious objectors beyond religious grounds. AEC reports Nevada tests caused frequent ground tremors last December and ongoing aftershocks.
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Fort Jackson
D.C
Nevada
AEC
On This Day In History Highlights
Key events on this day include Congress creating the patent law and patent board in 1790, Horace Greeley launching the New York Herald Tribune in 1841, Soviet recapture of Odessa in 1944, and Johnson naming Gen Creighton Abrams to command in Vietnam in 1968. A thought cites Arthur Schopenhauer on intellect.
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Patent Board
Horace Greeley
New York Herald Tribune
Black Sea
Odessa
Johnson
Gen
Creighton Abrams
Vietnam
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