The Daily Review Editorial Page Messy Draft
The Daily Review presents a jumbled, editorial page fragment noting Paterson, Leona Pard as Managing Editor and Mike Nickel as City Editor. A May 1973 date appears with garbled captions, claiming editorials express the paper’s official stance while columns and cartoons may not reflect it.
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Repeal tenure and clean house in education debate
Guest editorial argues tenure for teachers is being questioned across states as Maryland and others reconsider 50 year old laws. It contrasts university protections with K-12 aims, cites free inquiry, and notes misconduct and abuse threaten academic freedom. advocates examining tenure's relevance and possible reforms.
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Campus counter revolt echoes across campuses
The piece traces a wave from Berkeley in 1968 to Columbia and other campuses, detailing student actions from peaceful study in Riverside Park to clashes with police, building seizures, and campus politics involving Stevenson, Hallinan, and Mark Rudd. It notes shifts in energy as protests spread east, with references to Vietnam, Vietnam War era politics, and student actions at major universities.
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Mark Rudd
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Federal campaign law under fire amid widespread noncompliance
Washington officials report four weeks into the federal campaign spending law a surge of noncompliance and calls to alter key disclosure provisions. Many committees have not registered, deadlines for reports missed, and efforts for amendments seek fewer reports and earlier pre election disclosures. Critics fear the law’s complexity and lack of public money tracking undermine voter accountability.
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Kilpatrick on Private Schools Plight and Tax Credits
James Kilpatrick assesses private elementary and secondary schools facing financial distress amid church state separation. He reviews Pennsylvania legal defeats, G I Bill parallels, and Burke Mills tax credit proposal to aid parents paying tuition, arguing sweeping reform is needed to avert a private education catastrophe.
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Yorty urged to back George Wallace in California race
A political dialogue urges Samuel Yorty to pledge California’s delegation to George Wallace for president. The writer warns an anti establishment, anti incumbent mood favors Wallace, citing Muskie’s collapse and California Democrats’ confusion, urging Yorty to join Wallace to gain momentum and national attention.
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