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Pre school plan in Hayward faces scrutiny
Trustees hear a proposal for a fall pre school program as enrollment declines threaten 1650 fewer students than last year. Supt. Arveson cites job retention as a motive while skeptics note unproven benefits of Headstart style programs and warn about hidden costs and insufficient study.
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The Beard Affair Revisited by Mary McGrory
Washington column analyzes Dita Beard facing pressure from ITT era power structures. It questions her defiance amid Nixon administration ties, and speculates on consequences if she persisted or faced government scrutiny.
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Nixon stakes position on busing issue in speech
President Nixon backs a moratorium on new busing to head off orders while praising equal educational opportunity law. He cites limits of busing as a desegregation tool, calls for better funding for poor schools, and rejects using economic power to force suburban housing remedies.
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Letters to the Editor Gay life at Logan High
Readers respond to a Logan High School presentation by the Gay Liberation Front in a family living class. A local editor condemns the display as inappropriate and argues for medical professional control of such topics.
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Amnesty Debate Over Draft Evaders Rages in U S
A long, contentious column argues that amnesty for draft evaders is unconstitutional and dangerous. It critiques Sen. Taft’s proposal for civilian service, cites Daniel Webster on conscription, and accuses both parties of political maneuvering. The piece condemns the draft and calls for punishment of evaders while opposing any amnesty.
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Maneuvering for a White House invitation to China
Washington sources say Senators Mansfield and Hruska may be invited to Beijing with top House leaders, sparking backstage friction. Kissinger and the President reportedly pushed the idea after a Paris briefing with Huang Chen, while House leaders feel sidelined and resent the exclusion.
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