Tense clash over city school planning process in Newark
Newark leaders quarrel over proper channels for school district planning. Trustees and staff misaligned as Lewis and MacGregor seek early staff input, planning commission delays spark debate, and officials urge following established procedures to avoid further confusion.
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MacGregor
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Issie
Hightchool
Newark
Barbs B They Did In 1930s Doctor Waway
Fragmented OCR text suggests discussion of wages and living conditions in 1930s, noting desire to keep doctors away and people wanting higher wages to live beyond. Mentions watching tires mowing the lawn and sitting at a window for happiness.
Paul Harvey on campus protests and authority at state schools
The writer argues for discipline to end campus demonstrations, praising private schools’ rule enforcement while criticizing student protests at public institutions. He cites Berkeley dissent, Reagan’s rebuke, and notes a visit to Helmont College in Nashville as context for examining higher education authority.
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Kookie College
Berkeley
Ronald Reagan
Helmont College
Nashville
Tenn
Athens
Southland
Laughs From Europe Compare College Rules Across Campuses
The speaker, reflecting on Belmont and other colleges, argues about strict versus liberal campus policies. He contrasts no liquor bans with on campus drinking in a modern era, noting potential issues like LSD and pregnancy in a permissive view, while Northwestern President Roscoe Miller defends prohibition as a valid law despite violations.
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Northwestern
Roscue Miller
Evanston
Taxpayer Critics City Council In Newark Letter To Editor
A Newark reader laments city staff resistance to school district cooperation and legal delays. They urge action on neglected weeds, stray dogs, and unequal services, arguing taxpayers fund both city and district and deserve real solutions. The writer accuses officials of hiding behind gobbledygook and calls for accountability. PAUL THOMPSON signs off.
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Newark
Newerk
Man Seeks Flag On Memorial Day For Patriotic Display
A Washington writer recalls hunting for an American flag before Memorial Day. After locating a store with flags he hangs it on a 1904 era porch pole. Neighbors react with curiosity and jokes about the flag making the house resemble a post office.
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Washington
Senate Stationery Room
Han
Wallace reshapes southern politics as third party glare rises
A northern observer reports Alabama politics are shifting with George Wallace. The rising Republican tide andWallace's Maverick role challenge both parties by redefining loyalty, race, and policy stances. Wallace argues for states rights and sees a path to break traditional party lines, unsettling Southern Republicans and northern Democrats alike.
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Ala
South
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Husman
Indiana
Maryland
Yahoo
Maning
Washington
Isv
Republican Party
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Johnson
Northern News
Stokely Carmichael
Supreme Court
North
This Day In History Highlights Key 1816 1933 1944 Events
In 1816 18 inches of snow fell in New England the year without a summer. In 1933 Camden New Jersey opened the first motion picture drive in theater. In 1944 Allied invasion of France began as Eisenhower sent troops into Normandy. In 1962 SOS Algeria urged renewed terrorism. A thought for the day by Ben Fitch Ware notes books endure longer than structures.
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Camden
N.J
Dwight D. Eisenhower
France
Deoday
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