Gazette expands New York Times service world wide
The Cedar Rapids Gazette hires a new staff of correspondents and critics to extend coverage from Washington to London and Tokyo. It will receive 30,000 words daily via a special wire from The New York Times, with editorial columns by Reston Wicker Sulzberger Kerr Daley and Baldwin. The move aims for seven day, comprehensive news coverage in Iowa.
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Alabama Teacher Choice Law Faces Constitutional Challenge
Gov. Lurleen Wallace's adviser acknowledged the teacher choice law would slow racial integration, citing a state poll. A federal judge questioned the statistics used to claim most white and Black parents want teachers of their own race as the court reviews the law’s validity. The temporary restraining order remains in effect.
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Watts Health Center Dedicated In Opportunity Push
Sargent Shriver opened the $2.4 million Watts Health Center in South Central Los Angeles praising hope in Watts. The USC School of Medicine and University funding via OEO grant finance the facility for 500 patients, staffed by 33 doctors and 12 dentists, with a Community Health Council guiding policy and health career ambitions for locals.
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Polish Red Chief Pays Homage to Soviet Union
Warsaw AP Polish communist party leader Wlady slaw Gomulka praised the Soviet Union in a bristling speech urging unity among communists to confront the West He renewed calls for a world conference of communist parties and defended Poland’s alliance with Moscow before unveiling a monument at Sosnowiec and lauding the 1917 Russian revolution.
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Pity the Mothers Witlessly Vaccinated Two Decades Ago
A reader note laments mothers who twenty years earlier vaccinated daughters in places spared by copyright concerns. The column hints at enduring regret and points to shifting cultural expectations.
Earthquake Shakes Northern Chile Mining Area
An AP report from La Serena Chile notes an quake hit the El Foto mining area Saturday morning causing landslides that cut telephone lines. Police say there are no casualties yet, part of a two week sequence rattling northern Chile.
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Vietnam Army Lacks Will To Fight Says Experts
An Associated Press analysis reports a dispirited South Vietnamese army plagued by inefficiency, with constant casualty figures and limited combat effectiveness. It contrasts U S gains and allied advances with Vietnamese weakness, noting corruption and mass desertions, while calling for greater American command or direct involvement.
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Rumors Fly Over Viet Politics Quiet Across Da Nang
In Saigon and Da Nang rumors claim antigovernment disturbances and protests in Hue and Da Nang, but checks on pagodas, communications centers, and military installations show normal activity and no substantiated unrest in the 1st Corps area.
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Doria Downgraded to Tropical Storm Near North Carolina
Doria's top winds fall to 40 mph as it moves along the coast after making landfall near Currituck sound. One dead, two missing, thousands evacuated from New Jersey to Virginia. Beulah and Chloe threaten other regions as shelter operations continue along the Mid-Atlantic coast.
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GM Target Seen as UAW Main Fight After Ford
The AFL CIO United Auto Workers view General Motors as the primary future target, with a 400 000 member potential clash looming after the Ford strike ends. sources say the union aims to curb GM practices, enforce official work hours for union business, and allow direct grievance access during working hours.
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