Right Word Is Bureaucracy In Anti Poverty War
A California set of community action directors protest Washington policy by accusing it of imposing unrealistic standards and reducing local control. Henderson and peers decry federal caps on funds and moves to dilute local boards, warning bureaucracy hampers poverty relief.
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Economi Opportunity
Washington
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Dzyzx Springs
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Congress
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Agriculture Dept brand cattle with intense cold method
The Agriculture Department developed a branding method using intense cold rather than heat. A Munich court ruled that the Rolling Stones and similar groups make music not noise. Truman Capote says recent Supreme Court rulings create an "Alice in Wonderland" situation for police as their image shrinks while tasks grow.
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Agriculture Department
Munich
Truman Capote
Supreme Court
This Day In Review: Press Freedom to 1785
A brief diary of historical notes from United Press International covering key events. It recalls the 1785 acquittal of John Peter Zenger, establishing freedom of the press, the 1914 war declaration and U.S. neutrality, the 1916 Virgin Islands purchase, and the 1955 release of 11 U.S. Air Force fliers. A closing thought cites Samuel Butler on reason versus affection.
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John Peter Zenger
New York City
England
Germany
United States
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Red China
U.S. Air Force
Bombs Bursting In Air Over National Anthem
James Kilpatrick surveys Mrs Renee B Fisher critique of The Star Spangled Banner as national anthem noting its poor singability and warlike lyrics yet argues hardship of performance does not negate its purpose. He cites international anthems and quotes Gerald W Johnson while urging Congress to codify a definitive official version.
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Saturday Review
Renee B. Fisher
Holmes
Gerald W. Johnson
Congress
United States
Joel Broyhill
R-Va
House Judiciary Committee
Brayhill
Friends of Saturday Review
Education fails without teaching how to think and use the mind
The author recalls a cabinet maker and his son to argue that schools must do more than arouse interest. They should teach students how to think, use their minds, and understand relationships. Without this foundation education becomes a farce and dangerous. The piece echoes quotes about deep learning and critical inquiry.
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Henderson
Dem factional war aids GOP in New York race
William S. White reports Democrats in New York are tearing themselves apart, boosting Republican prospects. Rockefeller’s potential reelect signals eastern GOP unity advantages and may aid George Romney’s presidential bid while Nixon faces an uphill struggle. Kennedy's cautious stance preserves infighting that helps Rockefeller.
Prayer For Today Invocation Of Strength And Hope
A devotional prayer invoking God as ruler of wind and wave to grant will power and faith to withstand inner and outer storms. It asks for guidance to overcome evil, fortify hope, and bring courage in spiritual warfare.
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