Mexico's Alvarez Charts Latin Leadership Path
The Mexican president Luis Echeverria Alvarez appears as a dynamic, education focused leader aligning Mexico with American influence. In San Antonio he opened a Mexican Cultural Institute and plans talks in Washington on border issues while urging education as the key to solving many problems.
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Luis Echevierria Alvarez
San Antonio
Washington
Mexico
United States
Middle East
End of an Era for Boston Herald Traveler
The Boston Herald Traveler, once distinguished, ends publication as its printing plant is acquired by Hearst Record American. The merger reflects a trend toward consolidation and the rising profits in broadcasting over print. The piece notes questions about government influence in licensed news versus constitutionally protected printed reporting. It argues the First Amendment preserves press freedom, even as newspaper numbers shrink. Christian Science Monitor
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Boston Herald Traveler
Hearst Record - American
Bos
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Boston
Christian Science Monitor
Times Pressmen Protest Impeachment Ad Delays At Times
Newsroom labor action delayed the New York Times first edition by about 15 minutes as pressmen protested a paid advertisement urging impeachment of President Nixon. Union leader Richard Siemers labeled the ad traitorous and harmful to soldiers and POWs, while publisher Ochs-Sulzberger defended not removing it.
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Jack F. Kemp
N.Y
Peking
Moscow
NEW York Times
Times
Nixon
News Department
Richard Siemers
New York Printing Pressmen’s Union No. 2
The
Vietnam
New York Times Press Room
Ochs Sulzberger
the Times
Old Philosopher Letter on mistrust and computers
The writer laments public mistrust between government and people and notes a poll paradox. He mocks poll accuracy and warns that nations needing more computers signal bigger solvable problems. He cites Nixon's China and Russia trip noting interest in computers and argues against creating problems large enough to require them.
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McGovern
Humphrey
California
Nixon
China
Russia
Buckholts Trustees Approve Staff Moves at Monthly Meeting
At the Buckholts board meeting the trustees approved re assigning Jimmy Hauk from head coach to girls coach and named Mike Shain as football coach. They accepted Miss Mizelle’s resignation and hired Patsy Dorner as H S English instructor. Tax rate set and bus staff rehired.
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Jimmy Hauk
Mike Shain
Miss Mizelle
Patsy Dorner
H.S
A&m University
Shain
Mr. Malovets
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