Reform setbacks overshadow Nixon welfare plan
The General Accounting Office challenges the White House workage claims, saying New Jersey results are not representative and data are incomplete. Senate support wanes as GAO cautions that the proposed workfare would not reliably cut costs or spur employment, and Ribicoff urges a larger, real-world trial.
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Hijacking: international agreement needed to curb flights
The piece argues that a global pact to curb hijacking hinges on governments controlling airports and punishing offenders. It doubts success in several Arab countries and advises Americans in Europe to avoid New York flights while noting Arab hijackers aim at New York-bound services.
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CORE shifts to separatism in desegregation debate
The Congress of Racial Equality adopts a limited desegregation plan favoring neighborhood patterns and transfer rights, signaling a shift away from integration goals and setting up a clash with the NAACP. Observers note the move may affect civil rights strategies but its impact remains unclear.
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Correction Please exposes Newsweek distortions on Kalish and Davis
The Review of the News accuses Newsweek of half truths and distortions regarding UCLA philosophy chair Donald Kalish and Angela Davis. It links Kalish to radical groups and a 1967 peace mobilization, while noting Davis faced murder and kidnapping charges and fled the country.
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Newsweek
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Donald Kalish
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National Circus cancels show after dog deaths
The doe show at the National Circus is canceled following the death of three performing dogs described by officials as due to "broken hearts" after their trainer's death.
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UPT
Doe
National Circus
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Challenge
This page presents a two section puzzle feature including a crossword with clues and a cryptoquote game. Readers solve across clues for words and decode a daily quotation using a substitution cipher.
Senate Fights Over Women's Rights Amendment Highlighted by Ervin
Senator Sam Ervin plans to challenge the House passed amendment on equality of rights by sex on the Senate floor this month. Critics warn the broad language could nullify many existing protections in law. The article also notes GOP defense industry job worries and a Nixon TV visibility comparison.
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