Unmelted American
In a 1973 column the writer traces the melting pot concept from Zangwill to modern times. Immigrant groups still form prideful identities amid urban enclaves and ethnic organizations, challenging the old ideal of full assimilation. Bayard Rustin questions the pot itself while Vecoli and Novak discuss persistence of ethnicity across generations.
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Nixon Tries Out Freeways Near His California Home
President Nixon took a two hour drive on California freeways near his San Clemente residence with daughter Tricia Cox aboard. Julie Eisenhower and C G Bebe Rebozo flew to Miami for speaking and return travel. Rebozo had been with the party since Nixon left Florida last week. A phantom traffic warden in Lancashire signs bogus tickets as Kelly Residents' Association Chairman.
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