Propaganda pattern shifts as Geneva talks loom
Pravda in Moscow notes a reversal in Soviet propaganda toward arms talks with the United States. Reagan administration stance also shifts as Shultz and Gromyko prepare to discuss broad disarmament goals. Both sides acknowledge difficulty and the alternative to arms control is unacceptable.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
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Andrei Gromyko
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Reagan
Shultz
Gromyko
Bell's Education Policy Spurs Back-To-Basics Revival
The piece traces shifts in American education from humanities to social relevance and computer literacy, arguing for a balanced approach. It notes T. H. Bell, under Reagan, energized the Department of Education with standards, though his resignation to return to Utah leaves a challenging legacy to match.
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T.H. Bell
Bell
Utah
Unreported wind disaster narrowly missed Reagan in 1983
Washington report recalls a near miss when Air Force One landed at Andrews AFB on Aug 1 1983 before a microburst with winds to 120 knots struck six minutes later. The event spurred calls for Doppler radar but no warning system was installed, drawing FAA criticism of weather hazard detection and delays in research plans.
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White House
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Air Force
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D-Ga
Theodore Fujita
University of Chicago
Andrews
Federal Aviation Administration
Tony Capaccio
FAA
House
Public Works Investigative Subcommittee
Readers' views on A&M band admitting women
A letter to The Sun from a Texas reader discusses Attorney General Jim Mattox representing the state over admitting women to the Texas A&M band. The writer notes the dispute among the people of Texas, defends the tradition as long-standing and proud, and warns that the AG may have stirred controversy. The piece rues the complexity and right of both sides to be heard.
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Texas A&m
Jim Mattox
Texas
A&m
Hunt captain of grid team
Ted Hunt was introduced as captain of the Gander football team for 1945 at the annual banquet with co captains Gene Slagle Wendell Witten and Gene Hazelwood Sg Vernon H Hill a former Baytown Refinery worker is listed as a prisoner of war in Germany at Stalag Luft III Seaman Edward Hefner is home after 12 months of overseas duty He is the son of Mr and Mrs F S Hefner of 220 E Main. Eva Bynum returns to Robert E Lee High School to head study hall. Louise Frazier a 1942 REL graduate is in WAVE training at Hunter College New York. Mrs H A Brewer honors her son Gene on his sixth birthday with a party. Mrs M S Chud helps host. Gwen Callaway returns home after visiting relatives in Memphis Tenn. Dr and Mrs C N Ammons and children Marshall and Lavonne return from Fort Worth after attending a wedding of Mrs Ammons' niece.
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Ted Hunt
Gander
Gene Slagle
Wendell Witten
Gene Hazelwood
Vernon H. Hill
Baytown
Germany
Stalag Luft III
Edward Hefner
F.S. Hefner
Main
Eva Bynum
Robert E. Lee High School
REL
Louise Frazier
Hunter College
New York
H.A. Brewer
Gene
M.S. Chud
Gwen Callaway
Memphis
Tenn
C.N. Ammons
Marshall
Lavonne
Fort Worth
Today In History January 30 Highlights Across Years
On January 30 historically significant events occurred including Gandhi’s assassination in 1948 in New Delhi, Charles I’s beheading in 1649, Bloody Sunday in 1972 Londonderry, Nixon era Watergate convictions in 1973, and the 1981 New York ticker tape parade for Iran hostages. Also noted are Roosevelt’s 1882 birth, Hitler’s 1933 rise, Lone Ranger debut 1933, Mariner 6 launch 1964, Wright death 1948, and Liddy McCord convictions 1973.
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Northern Ireland
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James W. McCord
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Iran
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