Busing debate pits parents students and city planners
A wide transcript discusses school bus programs in San Francisco and Fremont, weighing how to move students to achieve integration, who decides, and whether parents should ride buses to school events. It questions lotteries, age groups, neighborhood ties, and the social goals behind mandatory busing.
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Fremont
U.S. Supreme Court
Little Johnny
Bay Area
Sutter Street
Johnny
Berkeley
PTA
The Argus: Timore Vet Feasiag Without Fear Or Favor
The Argus presents editor Rolph Fairchild guiding coverage with unwavering independence. Editorial note highlights fearless reporting and commitment to balanced truth across local issues.
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Ine Timore Vet
Feasiag
Rolph Fairchild
Israel court redefines nationality amid religious belief clash
A high court in Israel rules that a person may hold Jewish nationality even if he rejects Judaism. The article notes public debate on faith and citizenship while highlighting government efforts to curb religious exclusivity.
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Israel
One sided USIA libraries limit conservative voices abroad
Russell Kirk critiques USIA director Frank Shakespeare for shaping foreign libraries to favor liberal and radical writers while omitting conservative voices. He cites Melbourne readers finding no Buckley, Burnham, Voegelin, or Kirk, and notes scarce periodicals with traditionalist views amid many liberal items.
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Frank Shakespeare
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Shakespeare
Melbourne
Australia
Walter Lippmann
Arthur Schlesinger
J. K. Galbraith
James Reston
Willam Buckley
James Burnham
Whittaker Chambers
Eric Voegelin
Russell Kirk
USTA
Kennedy
Jwinson
Lisnera
Robert A. Taft
James McClellan
Washington
Robon
A. Val
Taft
Franklin Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Titera
Ikace
War Is Hell And The Nation Faces Reform Or Revolution
Paul Harvey argues that war demands ruthless measures and condemns double standards in American policy. He cites Truman and MacArthur and notes public hypocrisy when wartime actions are debated. He warns that today’s youth see conflict as entertainment and push for reform or revolution.
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Tecumseh Sherman
Marquis of Queensbury
Harry Truman
Get tough policy for protesters in Washington DC
Holmes Alexander argues the US government must defend constitutional order amid campus riots and protests. He cites ACLU suits against Defense Secretary Laird and notes militant groups repeatedly influencing major incidents. He warns of presidential duty to restrain disruption while preserving democracy.
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Pentagon
American Civil Liberties Union
Defense
Laird
Soviet Economic Study Reveals Deep Slump and Labor Orders
A secret Moscow memo cited in embassies details Aleksandr Shelepin pressing the Central Council of Trade Unions to curb absenteeism and restrict job changes. It warns Brezhnev’s 1971 76 plan faltering as 13 Kremlin growth sectors deteriorate, from steel to agriculture, amid a broader Soviet economic crisis.
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Moscow
Polittatta Ber
Aleksandr N. Skelepin
Shelepin
Kremlin
This Day In History: Major 19th and 20th Century Events
Napoleon and 1200 men left Etna in 1815 aiming a new French campaign. New York opened its first subway in 1870 at two cents. Congress created Grand Canyon National Park in 1919. Germany deployed the Luftwaffe in 1935 and Reichsmarshal Goering spoke. A thought cites Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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France
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Germany
Luftwaffe
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