Teacher of the Year Barbara Goleman praised for soul at Jackson High
Barbara Goleman language arts teacher at Jackson High School in Miami was named Teacher of the Year and honored by President Nixon. She urges better school home dialogue, early reading support, and parent involvement while noting desegregation challenges and her students, largely black, who admire her “soul.”
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Barbara Goleman
Jackson High School
Miami
Fila
Nixon
Miss Goleman
Jackson High
Red unity overestimated on today's editorial page
The editorial cites two reader letters warning of a united Communist world ready to attack. Columnist Leon Dennen notes divisions among Red leaders ahead of a world Communist conference, while Joseph C. Harsch is quoted on Russia's isolation and declining leadership. The piece argues against inflating Soviet strength to frighten the Free World.
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Soviet Russia
Leon Dennen
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Dennen
Joseph C. Harsch
Christian Science Monitor
Russia
Per
Harsch
Moscow
United States
China
Germany
Japan
North Vietnam
Egypt
Cuba
United Nations
N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Europe
Asia
Mao
Peking
Communist Movement
Free World
America
Communist Party of the
Hutchins backs immunity for campus violators in Wallace bid
Bruce Biassat weighs Hutchins thought on policing campuses defying civil authority. Hutchins argues police should not enter campuses even for crimes, urging immunity for violators and a sanctuary for activist violence, a view that challenges federal civil rights enforcement and law enforcement legitimacy.
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Washington
George Wallace
Robert M. Hutchins
Wallace
Hutchins
Center For the Study of Democratic
University of Chicago
Jin
U.S
University of Mississippi
Soviet led world Communist conference faces skeptical parties
UN news notes a Moscow summit expected to draw 68 to 81 parties with Western Reds and nonaligned nations omitting key allies. Mao denounces the move as revisionist provoke. Sino-Soviet tensions widen with skirmishes near Sinkiang and Ussuri. Yugoslavia seeks a rival forum. Romania fears Moscow’s limits on sovereignty. North Korea and Vietnam await Moscow’s stance on aid. Podgorny’s North Korea and North Vietnam visit hints Moscow’s aid may depend on attendance.
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Russia
United States
Latin America
Yugoslavia
Tito
Romania
Moscow
China
Kremlin
Nam
North Korea
Mao Tse-tung
Cuba
Podgorny
North’ Korea
North Vietnam
Williams Not Defeated in May School Board Opinion
A reader defends Larry Williams in the school board controversy, arguing his loyalty to township taxpayers and his record of action. The letter questions the May article headline and urges focusing on public affect rather than personal politics, suggesting the slogan be changed to "Hard work beats excessive taxes."
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Larry
Larry Williams
James Parmiter
Springfield
Congressman Williams
Parmiter
Extravagant Nether Providence School Building Debate
A reader criticizes the Nether Providence School Board for funding a luxurious new building beyond basic state requirements. Petition signatures and voter backlash show demand for economizing, prioritizing teachers and books over architecture. The letter calls for fiscal restraint and questions future budget plans.
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Providence School Board
Survival of America Urges Strong Defense to Counter Soviet Threat
Olga E. Clothier appeals readers from Spring Hill Square Secane to support rapid building of the Safeguard anti missile system. She warns of Soviet arms, propaganda networks, and a fragile will to defend the Free World. Readers are urged to write Congress and demand action.
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America
Free World
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Olga E. Clothier
Spring Hill Square
Secane
Upland’s Magistrate Kenneth Miller Praised
A local letter lauds Kenneth Miller as Upland’s magistrate focusing on town welfare. The writer commends his fair hearings, commitment to justice, and drive to keep Upland clean and safe free of lawbreakers.
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Upland
Kenneth Miller
Delaware County Bar Thanks Support for Merit Judges Amendment
By vote of the board of directors the Delaware County Bar Association expresses thanks for support and publicity of the constitutional amendment on merit selection of judges. The association notes Delaware County voters favored the amendment and thanks the public for continued efforts in their behalf. John C. Smith secretary.
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Delaware County Bar Association
Bar Association
Delaware County
John C. Smith
South Ave
Letters welcome at The Daily Times publication
The Daily Times invites letters to the editor on public interest issues. Names, addresses and phone numbers are required for consideration, and letters may be condensed. No letters will be returned.
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