Or Else Directive Aims to Enforce Desegregation Policy
The Nixon order to require federal agencies to pursue desegregation and comply with top directives could mark a turning point in responsive government. The piece argues that bureaucratic resistance threatens policy, cites the Health, Education and Welfare Department, and urges strict top-down enforcement across all programs to avoid thwarted will of the people.
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Nixon
United States
Department of State
Department of Health Education and Welfare
No Place For Nudism At Vatican City Say Church Leaders
Vatican officials and Vatican newspaper warn that sacred spaces require modest dress, citing nun duties and up to 2000 tourers barred in a day for edge of attire. The piece contrasts beach wear with basilica decorum, urging visitors to respect holy sites and worship’s reverence.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Holy
St. Peter's
L’osservatore Romano
Vatican
Rome
Tobacco Museum for Danville Leads Durham in Ambition
An Associated Press report from Danville notes Virginia Tobacco Co. president H. W. McComb deeded the old Danville factory for a National Tobacco Textile Museum with partners like the Smithsonian and Colonial Williamsburg. The piece argues Danville will gain exhibits first, while Durham lags on a tobacco museum, risking lost tourism impact and economic benefits. It also mentions Durham’s Bennett Place restorations and local sports news about the Littlest League’s Tiny Tigers manager of the year.
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Durham
Associated Press
Danville
WH. R. McComb
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Virginia Tobacco Co
National Tobacco Textile Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Colonial Williamsburg, Inc
Danville Museum
Bennett Place
R. O. Everett
Tigers
Eranbar
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Newes
Kansas
Moore
St. Louis
Charlotte
Fragmentary AP Copyright Notice Across Newspapers
A garbled Associated Press copyright notice appears with scattered city names and references to reproduction rights. The legible fragments indicate exclusive republication rights and national advertising representatives across several major cities.
Nixon faces conservative challenge in New Hampshire primary
President Nixon tours Manchester with Governor Peterson as New Hampshire conservatives led by Wesley Powell and William Loeb threaten a right flank challenge. Historical NH primary results show Nixon’s dominance, though editors warn this move could erode conservative credibility if he defeats rivals again.
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Nixon
Grenier Field
New Hampshire
Maine
Walter Peterson
Spirit of 76
Air Force One
Paul N. McCloskey
Vietnam
McCloskey
Hanover
N.H
Wesley Powell
William Loeb
Manchester Union Leader
Loeb
Powell
Michigan
George Romney
Hal‘lot
California
Pat Brown
Harold *Sen
Christian Herter
Stassen
Wisconsin
Oregon
Reagan
Rockefeller
Apathy Shapes 1972 Prospect in Nixon Era
The piece argues voters are apathetic toward 1972 politics while Henry Jackson gains footing as a Republican drift away from Nixon grows. Analysts note business discontent, concerns over economic policy, and conservative interest in Jackson’s foreign stance amid a waning voter engagement nationwide.
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Henry Jackson
Washington
Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Peter Flanigan
Afl-Cio
White House
Jackson
South
Congress
Democratic Party
United States
Israel
State Department
Enrollments, Growth, and the Virginia Question
The piece argues rapid postwar university enrollment growth harms academic quality and campus life. It highlights the University of Virginia’s expansion toward 14,000 students by 1977, surveys 84.4% backing caps, and cites a student council report urging expansion limits to preserve humane standards and educational value. The author praises Virginia institutions pursuing quality and warns against converting UVA into a Behemoth State U.
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University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Teisen
Philip Chabot
Eves
Virginia
TS. Eliot
Unifeel
U. Or
Great Terror study on China and Soviet crimes urged
In 1970 Senator Dodd urged Quest to author two pamphlets on Soviet and Chinese inhumanity. The China piece lists death toll estimates across wars, reforms, and labor camps totaling 34.3 million to 63.8 million. Walker notes these as estimates, arguing the People’s Republic rests on skulls and warning of looming aims in global power dynamics.
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Washington, D.C
Tom Dodd
Robert Conquest
Russia
Dodd
Senate
Conquest
China
Nixon
Peking
Conquest J
Richard Walker
University of South Carolina
Tibet
Walker
Institute of International Studies
Red China
Mao
Taiwan
India
Japan
Europe
Africa
North America
Open House U.S.A invites world to United States Bicentennial
A global guest list forms for the 200th birthday as Open House U.S.A. mobilizes invitations to foreign groups. Wally Byam Foundation sparked Caravan America, now guiding friends abroad to visit and join U.S. Bicentennial events with help from RV institutes and travel writers. Open House U.S.A. operates as a nonprofit to raise travel grants.
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United States
America
Open House
U.S. A
Open House Us.a
Wally Byam Foundation
Britain
France
West Germany
Switzerland
Washington, D. C
U.S.A
Society of American Travel Writers
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South Dakota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Edmund Muskie
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
By Russell Kirk
Holmes Alexander
People’s Republic
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