Editorials weigh school busing and equality findings
The piece contrasts Nixon’s call to curb court-ordered busing with a reanalysis of the Coleman Report. Harvard researchers edited by Mosteller and Moynihan question school impact vs family factors, confirming only modest gains from integration and stressing economic conditions of Black families. It suggests a balanced path: targeted busing where prudent and upgrading underfunded schools, with no easy wisdom amid the heated debate.
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Congress
Coleman
James Coleman
Johns Hopkins University
Harvard University
Carnegie Corporation
Frederick Mosteller
Daniel P. Moynihan
Random House
Education U.S.A
Harvard
Have Your Snow And Eat It Too Dear Dr Lamb
A reader asks about the germ risk of fresh fallen snow and whether children who eat snow can become ill. The writer notes layers in repeated falls and suggests using fresh snow and removing the top crust, mentioning snow ice cream.
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Dr. Lamb
Baytown Letters Push Fire Chief Change and Civic Voter Call
Readers urge Baytown City Council to replace fire chief James Bland for safety and morale, while others discuss snow safety, Mont Belvieu civic duties, and Ray L. Heinrich’s conservation-education stance on the Texas State Board of Education.
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the Sun
James Bland
Baytown
Bayat
Bartown
G. A. Whittington
E. Pearce
Texas Conservation Council
Houston Sportsmen's Club
The
Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club
Texas State Board of Education
Texas
Ray L. Heinrich Baytown
Baytown Sun Staff Directory and Publication Info
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher John Wadley and editor Preston Pendergrass among staff, with managers and department heads for advertising and office operations. It notes mailing address at 1307 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P O Box 90 77570 with subscription rates and AP affiliation terms.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Veves
Ann B. Pritchett
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Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
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Phage Ape
Teen Bolly
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
General Advertising Service
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
CIA links Castro embassy to Latin American subversion
Secret CIA reports accuse Fidel Castro of turning the Santiago, Chile embassy into a hub for supporting Latin American liberation movements. They allege Cuban officers, led by Manolo and Ariel, coordinate with guerrillas across the region, using radio and disguised travel to supply explosives and guidance. The memo notes Allende’s approval of contact with these groups and identifies a directorate for liberation in Havana.
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CIA
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Cuba
Liberation
Intel i Ccrs
Manuellineiro Losada
Barba Roja
Ariel
Juan Carretera Thanez
Ruben Cabrera Marquez
Havana
Che Guevara
Bolivia
Manuel Martinez Galan
Manalo
Manolo
Latin America
Uruguay
After Tito What
The article reviews Croatia's post purge realignment under Tito in Yugoslavia, noting strengthened Communist control, suppression of Croat nationalist leaders, and the uncertain future succession. It cites Djilas as a cautious observer and questions how long Tito can continue at nearly 80 as nationalist tensions linger across six republics.
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Yugoslavia
Croatia
Communist Party
Josip Broz—Tito
Tito
Kremlin
Central Communist Party
Milovan Djilas
Djilas
Belgrade
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Cherry Point Acres
Barbers Hill
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Baytown-Sun
Jack Anderson
Washington
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Howard Hughes
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GSA
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Richard Laws
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London Bridge
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Mike Gravel
Alaska
Richard Kleindienst
Gravel
Kleindienst
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Ala
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Calvary
Mound State Park
Matica Hrvatska
United Nations
Charles Bierbauer
Belgrave
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