Court Interference Cited Over Attica Riot Causes
Guards at Attica prison disclose to newsmen that over years conditions built to a Sept. 9 riot in which more than 40 inmates died. They blame court rulings shielding inmates’ civil rights for hampering prison administrators from separating militants and controlling inflaming publications.
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Attica State Prison
New York
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Convicta
Ajy
Ethics and public schools demand moral instruction
Russell Kirk argues for renewed ethical teaching in public schools to anchor youth in enduring standards of morals and politics. He cites the Citizens' Committee for Moral Rejuvenation in Tampa and examples from Grand Rapids and Louisiana, urging early, nonindoctrinating instruction through stories and basic readers to restore order and meaning amid rising discontent.
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Timothy Ledley
Pas Devadi
Citizens’ Committee For
Tampa
Florida
P.O. Box
Paul G. McDuffee
Japan
Jesus
la Grand Rapids
Republic
Bromraars
Don Educational Research Council of
Americ
Rockefelier
Cleveland
ERC
Reed
Order of the Soul
Louisiana
Alaska
Open Court Publishing Company
la Salle
Illinois
Representatives in Sacramento Valley district names mixed
In the Sacramento Valley region the article lists assemblymen Cartes Boa Ydewark and Livermore-Aminior Valley along with Robert W. Ceram a Democrat in the 1465 district covering San Lorenzo Ben Leandro Alameda and part of Oakland Marsh is mentioned.
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Cartes Boa
Ydewark
Livermore-Aminior Valley
Robert W. Ceram
San Lorenzo
Ben Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
Marsh
Representatives in Sear dete Roem Soe wy 2005 Ray
Representatives in Sear dete Roem Soe wy 2005 Ray.
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Ray
Debates over a surplus and the Nixon economy
Washington discussions show Democrats and economists debating a supposed surplus and a push toward full employment budgeting. Critics like Fulbright and Schelling question the admin plan, arguing phase two may differ from administration aims and warn against false optimism amid rising crime and recession concerns.
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Washington, D.C
Paul McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Aca
Mitchell
Nixon
Treasury
Connelly
Corre
Apondelil
Soething
George Schultz
Martha Mitchell
Bill Fulbright
Ife
Fulbright
McCracken
Kennedy
Fragmented and garbled youth essays echo social decay
A garbled passage discusses youth behavior and censorship, criticizing double talk and prurient distractions. It touches on education, self discipline, and the need for genuine achievement, with scattered references to America, Columbus, and authority figures.
Nixon’s Five Power Centers Vision Revealed
In Washington Nixon weighs a five power world including Britain, Western Europe, the United States, China, and Japan. He notes America’s preeminence but warns assumptions may fail as China and the USSR rise, and Western Europe grows politically stronger. The reflection aims to map future balance of power.
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Wallington
D.C
Nixon
White House
Chou En-lei
Sunjeet
Idiscussign
Britain
Japan
China
United States
Russia
Europe
Nix
America
Paap
Essarky
Husste
Asia
Mehiy
Chpa
Susan
War Department forms Four Pegular Army unit of 798 men
The War Department in UW organized a four Pegular Army battalion totaling 798 men for a three year term. The fragmentary notice references dates and names in unclear wording but indicates military recruitment and project scope.
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U.S. War Department
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