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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1971
Page
4
The Louis Harris poll shows only 22 percent approve of Nixon’s handling of the economy with 62 percent believing the country is in recession. Unemployment and inflation drive the dissatisfaction as forecasts suggest a tough path to 1972 reelection.
The Dallas Morning News editorial argues that compulsory busing to desegregate schools violates civil rights. It cites Brown v Topeka and Charlotte rulings, condemns district plans forcing racial attendance, and warns that forced busing harms individual school choice based on race.
Opinion piece argues FBI race arrest figures from 1969 and Kerner Commission findings expose bias. It denounces property rights as essential, attacks welfare and redistribution, and claims Indians are the most impoverished minority needing less government aid.
Henry Cathcart reports Michigan Senator Robert Griffin, once a GOP favorite for curbing liberal excesses, now faces a push by conservative factions led by Robert J. Huber toward a third party split. The maneuver risks Griffin's re election in a boom year for unemployment and a Democratic surge.
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