Presidents I Vocabulary In The Great Game Of Politics
United Press International examines campaigning tactics and the reality of political doublespeak. The piece cites Lodge Eisenhower Nixon Scranton Johnson Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson amid cautionary lessons on declaring intent. It notes Herbert Hoover era standards and cites Sen. Joseph Clark as a rare unequivocal no in a vice presidential mention.
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Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
When to Place a Handicapped Child in Special School
A parent asks if a deaf or hard of hearing child should join a special school. The adviser says most such children can thrive in regular classes with extra help and social integration. Only when learning and adjustment are too difficult should a special program be used, aiming to return to normal classes later.
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Edward
Goldwater Leading in Delegate Count for GOP Nomination
An UP dispatch reports Barry Goldwater leads with 274 of 655 pledged delegates for the July GOP convention in San Francisco, ahead of Henry Cabot Lodge, Richard Nixon, and Nelson Rockefeller, as conventions in several states set further picks. A second item recalls John W Gates’s 1877 barbed wire wager on cattle at San Antonio, testing fence strength with a Longhorn stampede.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
NATO
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Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
United Press International
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Goldwater
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
San Antonio
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Gates
Military Plaza
Global Discrimination Mapped Across Asia Latin America
The report surveys prejudice in Asia Australia and Latin America. It cites Japan’s outcast children of mixed parentage and Koreans denied citizenship, India's persistent caste bias, Muslims in India and Hindus in Pakistan, Chinese in Indonesia facing attacks, and White Australia Policy shaping immigration. It notes aboriginal hardship in Australia and anti Semitic flare ups in Argentina and Brazil alongside legal anti discrimination measures and social prejudice in the region.
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Far East
United Press International
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Brazil
Korea
India
Pakistan
Indonesia
Australia
WAP
Chevy Chase Village Retains Charm Amid Washington Suburb Boom
Chevy Chase Village, incorporated since 1914, sits on 225 acres just over the Maryland district line. Governed by a seven member board with New England style town meetings, it boasts debt free status and a yearly budget around 100000 dollars.
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Washington, D.C
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Chevy Chase Village
United States
Maryland
Percy
Cheviot Hill Chase
Earl Douglas
Chevy Chace
Lord Baltimore
Joseph Belt
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