Government Subsidies Drive Education Control Debate
By Williams on Government Control Anything It Subsidizes analyzes Kennedy administration aid to education and asks whether federal subsidies enable national control over local schooling. The piece cites Wickard v Filburn, notes sizable USOE budgets, and discusses the Redskins stadium funding and Udall’s stance on integration as examples of federal reach.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate
House
U.S
Office of Education
Treasury
Supreme Court
Wickard
Filburn
Washington Redskins
George Presston Marshall
Marshall
Washington Stadium
Shall’s
Redskins
Congress
Secretary of Interior
Udall
Frce of Education
USOE
Those were the days recollecting bygone American life
AP recalls a past easier era with memories of babysitting for 50 cents and fudge, dogs named Tighe Buck or Prince, hand powered mowers, street lamps lit by bicycle riders, front porch swings, and a boyhood defined by simple pleasures and clear roles. The piece ends with a nostalgic call Remember?
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New York
Tighe
Buck
Prince
Tom Swift
Frank Merriwell
Rover
Bright Receives Air Force Academy Degree and Commission
Jack W. L. Bright, 23, son of Mrs. Lora Bright of 921 Twelfth St NE, graduated from the U S Air Force Academy with a bachelor of science and was commissioned a second lieutenant with navigator wings. He was cadet squadron commander and twice on the superintendent's merit list, a 1957 Franklin high school graduate who will train as a pilot at Vance AFB.
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Colorado Springs
Jack W. L. Bright
Lora Bright
I Twelfth St
United States Air Force Academy
Air Force
Bright
Franklin High School
Sophrosyne Honor Society
Vance Air Force Base
Okla
Psychiatrist Jung Dies at 85 in Zurich
Prof. Carl Gustav Jung, 85, a founder of modern psychiatry, died Tuesday in Zurich. His death marks the end of an era in psychoanalytic thought and reflects years of influence on clinical practice and theory.
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Zurich
Carl Gustav Jung
GE Rejects Senate Demand for Competitive Data
General Electric Co. refused a demand from the Senate anti trust and monopoly subcommittee for a broad set of financial data on pricing, marketing, engineering, and research programs. The company said it would not provide the requested materials.
Nigerian minister fronts Moscow talks on trade with Tass report
Nigerian Finance Minister Eboh arr ived in Moscow on a state visit leading an economic mission to discuss trade and economic matters with Soviet authorities, Tass reported.
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Moscow
Eboh
Tass
Gazette Readers Lose Carrier Service In Several Towns
Local newspaper reports Cedar Rapids Gazette readers in multiple towns lose carrier delivery service. Officials cite staffing and route changes affecting home delivery. Community impact includes gaps in newspaper access and options for alternatives.
Flashy Florist Truck Banner Sparks Grim Reminder
A Buffalo florist's truck bears a stark warning sign reading Drive carefully. The next load may be for you. The message underscores safety while hinting at the dangers of transporting precious cargo through city streets.
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Buffalo
N.Y
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