Unity and division at the Gary Black Convention
The Gary National Black Political Convention drew about 3 000 delegates reflecting Americas 22 million blacks from NAACP moderates to black separatists. Yet the diversity may doom unity, as myths of black and white unity persist and internal tensions, insults, and distrust hinder a cohesive national bloc. A silent majority of striving black Americans, seeking to rise in American society, was largely unrepresented.
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Gary
Ind
NAACP
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
Tom
Oreo
Arthur L. Page
Trenton
N.J
Weight and diet questions on fat, heart risk, and wisdom from Drs
A reader asks about maintaining body weight, diet and exercise, and whether Dudley's Law applies. The reply discusses fat deposition, vegetarian cholesterol risk, and the idea that most weight gain after age twenty is fat rather than muscle, advising moderation of saturated fats and fat deposits to avoid atherosclerotic risk.
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Paul Dudie
Dudley
Domen
Mewspater Enterprise Assm
Creation Of Jobs Plan Offered By Sen Jackson
A New York Times survey shows the Florida Democratic primary spotlights economy as key. Sen Jackson rivals Wallace and Sen Humphrey with a plan stressing jobs, regional research centers, and backing space exploration to sustain industrial growth and national defense. Jackson argues that unemployment drives deficits and taxes, advocating job creation over value added tax and linking research to industry.
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Sen
Jackson
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
New York Times
Florida
Gov. Wallace
Humphrey
Sunshine
Sen. Jackson
Muskie
Royal Canadian Navy
Howe
Columbus
New World
ITT plotted to block Allende with CIA aid and economic pressure
Secret ITT documents reveal a bid to derail Chile’s 1970 vote by pressuring banks and firms, coordinating with CIA official William Broe, and considering a military coup. The papers show ITT’s reach into Washington, executives discussions, and a plan to create economic chaos, with recalls of high level involvement and a looming follow up column.
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Washington
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Salvador Allende
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Allende
William V. Broe
Clandestine Services
Chile
John McCone
William Merriam
McLean Agency
Merriam
Ford
Bank of America
Santiago
Harold §. Geneen
E. J. Gerrity
Gerrity
Baytown Sun Staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Fred Hartman Juli Wadley Paul Putman and editor and publisher roles with general manager and office staff. It notes second class mail, publication schedule, address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, subscription rates, and Associated Press rights.
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Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wannerton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Sean Brown
Baytown
Texas
Acral
Memorial Drive
General Advertising Service
Coastal Publications
Associated Press Press
Prison gardener Herbert Frank boosts rehabilitated felons at San Quentin
Belmont horticulturist Herbert S Frank, a German Jewish refugee and former Auschwitz escapee, teaches landscaping to inmates at San Quentin and other California prisons. He has trained ex cons, won 22 national awards, and created the Herbert S Frank rose. He notes two ex cons reoffend and promotes furlough work outside the walls as part of a rehabilitative program.
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Belmont
Calif
Nea
Herbert 5
Frank
Auschwitz
Brenner Pass
Italy
Shanghai
Herbert Frank
San Quentin
California
Gartenbauschule Ahlem
Hanover
Nuernberg
Hangchow
China
San Francisco Bay Area
Excons
Fairfield
Golden Gate Park
T. V. Soong
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Vienna
Market Street
Landscaping Association of California
America
Herbert S. Frank Rose
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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France
Lawrence E. Lamb
Miner
Tarian
Nevet
Galileo
Jack Anderson
White House
Savings and Loan
William Broe
Brae
HSG
Harold
Geneen
Broe
Ciaitt
Bree
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Juli Wadley
Ann B. Pritchel
Associated News Dispatches
Germany
Poland
Theresienstadt
Berlin
East Berlin
Frank Hate
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