Forum of the Future coat tails of public funds scrutiny
The Forum of the Future proposes interagency cooperation on data processing transportation and education but faces legal and policy concerns. Newark and Fremont have pledged public money while Union City resists. Critics warn gifts of public funds to a private group may breach California law and urge formal contracts clear benefits to taxpayers. Local attorneys urge public hearings and written agreements before any funding.
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Forum of
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Fremont
Union City
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Forum of the Future
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Alameda County
Cal Tech seeks socially aware applicants, admissions office says
An admissions officer states Cal Tech aims for students with higher political social and cultural awareness than current students. Amid widespread concern about potential issues the school is actively looking for trouble. Loretta Young divorces husband who left her in 1956. she hints he may not return.
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Call Tech
Oiw
Loretta Young
Nixon Court Choice Should Not Shock Nation
The piece defends President Nixon’s selection of Clemens Haynsworth of South Carolina for the Supreme Court. It argues opposition may be driven by political principle rather than liberalism, notes Senator Edward Brooke’s cautious stance, and lauds Haynsworth’s 12 years on the Richmond circuit court as a background fit for upholding law and order amid confirmation battles. It highlights Haynsworth’s conservatism as aligned with the public vote for stability.
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Chice
Supreme Court
Clement Haynsworth Sr
South Carolina
Haynsworth
Edward Brooke
U.S
Richmond
Young Aren't Fooled By Lies Of Elders
A speaker enjoys dialogues with youths aged 12 to 20 and argues that young minds are often more alert than adults. He recalls learning at 17 that many elders lied to him and questions what causes adults to abandon curiosity and critical thinking, fearing future generations may repeat such deceptions.
Don Maclean Catching Fish Too Simple
Washington columnist recounts fishing with Charlie Joyce and companions on Chesapeake Bay. He jokes about gear, wins a small pot with a flounder, and reflects on human meaning and thought as the true mark of humanity. The piece blends humor with philosophical musings on intellect versus primal instincts.
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Izaak Walton
Ted Williams
Charlie Joyce
Charlie
Chesapeake Bay
Lew Hollis
Washington Daily News
Bob Plisfle
Demo Woes Boost GOP In Virginia
In Covington Virginia Linwood Holton a Roanoke lawyer shapes a path to the governorship as Byrd Kennedy dynasties collapse. He touts Nixon era reform, federal aid hopes and a moderate conservative GOP appeal appealing to Howell Battle and labor voters.
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Linwood Holton
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Richmond
Lin Hollow
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Roanoke
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U.S
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Fred Pallard
Henry Howell
William Battle
Kennedy
Senate
Nixon
Harvard Law School
Byrd
Hostos
Union
Old South
Maclean's Microscoops Weather Bureau names for hurricanes
Maclean's Microscoops humorizes to the Weather Bureau assigning names Lady Bird and Pat for hurricanes this year. It notes President Nixon's return from California and jokes about 21 day isolation as well as government cost cuts by demolishing Rayburn Buildings, with bids under review. Defense Secretary Laird aims to mothball ships, implying North Korea risk.
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Defense
Melvin Laird
North Korea
Hudson River discovery and key historical events
On this day in history 1809 explorer Henry Hudson’s voyage is linked to the river later named for him. In 1958 the U S Supreme Court refused to delay integration at Central High School in Little Rock. In 1968 Gemini 2 docked with an Agena vehicle while 14 died in a hotel fire in Anchorage Alaska.
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Hudson River
U.S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
US. Army
America
Agena
Anchorage
Alaska
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