Debates on Busing Stir Ally and Rivalry in Nixon Wallace Plot
The column analyzes the Nixon Wallace dynamic over school desegregation and busing, noting Nixon seeks a plan aligned with Supreme Court rulings while threatening federal officials who push beyond minimal requirements. It critiques media framing and calls for clarifying facts amid political maneuvering and regional tensions.
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HEW
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Supreme Court
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Iowa Considers Shock Probation to Reduce Prison Crowding
A district court judge faces no middle ground between jail and probation, prompting a subcommittee to propose shock probation into Iowa's 1972 criminal code. The plan would jail an offender 30 to 90 days then expunge the record after release, easing prison crowding while echoing Burger's call for varied rehabilitation programs.
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Iowa
Rat Problems Cited To the Editor
A reader cites dumping by Corn Blossom Co into the storm sewer and river, reports dead rats in a yard, a mad dog incident injuring a child, and calls for new city officials. The letter also critiques Lockheed bailout talk and cartoonist Oliphant, urging scrutiny.
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Corn Blossom Co
Jaycees honored for THREAD race relations program
The Cedar Rapids Jaycees and project chairman Robert O Neal Duff were named Jaycee of the month by the local NAACP board. THREAD aims to unite the community and minority groups to address Cedar Rapids race relations through speakers and programs for all ages. The NAACP commends efforts to seek solutions and support such initiatives.
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Nixon Alters Course to Back Tax Cuts and Controls
In a dramatic shift, President Nixon embraces a Mills Burns economic package after private pressure from adviser circles. Polls show confidence collapsing as observers note a potential one term presidency and looming foreign dollar pressures. Nixon's move, likened to his China policy reversal, signals a bold override of prior opposition to wage and price controls.
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New Game Plan on Price Controls and Trade Tariffs
The analysis argues price controls fail in both short and long terms and may be extended by the president for political breathing room. It criticizes tariff increases as inflationary and questions the long term value of interventionist policy amid international obligations and public patience. It notes Friedman’s theories lack adequate testing in democracies and critiques ongoing economic tinkering under current management.
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William F. Buckley, Jr
Nixon
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Friedman
Schultz
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Critical Weakness in S E Asia Viewing South Vietnam’s Army
Harris Poll shows 47 percent doubt South Vietnamese army can stop a Communist takeover while 65 percent favor continuing U S troop withdrawal. Public distrust stems from Laotian incursions and corruption concerns.
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