NEA aims to control education warns Knoxville Journal
The Knoxville Journal editorial argues the National Education Association seeks political power to shape who can teach and what is taught. It cites plans for a $5 to $10 million 1976 presidential election fund and warns of potential strikes to enforce influence over entry and tenure in teaching.
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Catharine Barrett
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American Federation of Teachers
Public Broadcasting Budget Fight Targets Noted Public Affairs Shows
Republicans on the executive committee of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting press to drop 134 local director backed programs including Buckley Firing Line and Washington Week in Review. An unreleased poll shows 80 percent deem Firing Line essential and 70 percent view Washington Week in Review essential. Approval for 1973 74 season blocked while Thirty Minutes With is renewed.
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William Buckley
Washington Week In Review
Bill Moyer
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White House push to bar controversy from public broadcasting
The executive panel plans to decide by January 10 on deferring controversial public affairs programs. A committee member says shows are low priority while insiders attribute the move to proponent Jack Wrather, a Nixon ally guiding White House preferences.
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Bob Benjamin
Jack Wrather
Nixon
Wrather
GOP
White House
Public Broadcasting Network
Energy crisis and golden handshake in defense contracts
Features tour of Middle East oil fields exposes vast gas flaring near the coast and the potential for lower costs without pipelines. Senate hearings planned after year start to probe energy issues as top oil expert James Akins joins the White House temporarily. Reports also describe multimillion-dollar “golden handshake” practices in Pentagon contracts including Grumman and Lockheed bailouts, with Buckley pressing for Grumman settlement while Laird denies prior handshakes.
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Siberia
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State Department
James Akins
White House
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Congress
Lockheed
New Grumman
James Buckley
New York
Grumman
Navy
John Chafee
Buckley
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Bargain Hunters Blame Store Heir For Closing Sale Fail
Mrs. Crane and hundreds of shoppers flocked to a department store closing out sale but found no real discounts. The blame falls on the former owner’s son who mismanaged lines and misled customers, promising price cuts to draw in crowds. The disappointment foiled the big sale the next day.
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Cora Crane
Nathaniel
John
Housewives chase bargain leaders in ads and prices
By George W. Crane argues that women shoppers track leaders in ads to profit from bargains. He defends free enterprise against socialism and communism and urges readers to request his booklet on advertising psychology at a small cost.
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England
Russia
Crane
Six Dozen Shirts For Every Man A Campaign Promise?
The National Cotton Council explains that 5.1 billion pounds of cotton used yearly in the United States supports thousands of products. The apparel sector alone consumes almost a million bales in men’s and boys’ trousers, with thousands more bales used in household and industrial goods.
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U.S.A
National Cotton Council
U.S
Bicycle theft prevention tips for riders and students
The article warns about many thieves and offers ways to protect your bike. It suggests registering the bike with local police or school or college security authorities to deter theft.
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