Morton sets an example for hot lunch program
An editorial urges Morton School Board to proceed with a satellite feeding plan for Sidney Smedley Elementary in Springfield, noting its cost efficiency and potential federal funding. It contrasts Morton and Springfield progress with Chester, which delayed a hot lunch plan after Detroit observations.
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Chester
John J. Wvaul
Detroit
Morton
Morton School
Springfield
Sidney Smedley
Smedley
Morton Board
Eral
Sabold
Philadelphia
Chester’s
Blame Mounts On Nixon Admin For Black Capitalism Woes
Washington report notes sluggish federal response to capital needs in ghettos and urban renewal backlash. It cites stalled interagency action, damaging highway projects, and the neglect of homegrown black businesses while authors like Jane Jacobs discuss capital shortages and missed development opportunities.
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Bruce Biosatt
Washington
Nixon
Atlanta
Jane Jacobs
New York
East Harlem
New York City
Miss Jacobs
Springfield school fight prompts readers to weigh claims
Letter writers argue in a Springfield controversy over school expansion and a township group, noting injunctions delaying land purchase, legal costs paid by taxpayers, and claims about a private backer. They urge dropping lawsuits and endorsing needs of all schools. Cochairs urge Save Our Schools action.
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the Times
Beverly Eliason
Daily Times
Springfield
Township
Eliason
Elocin Inc
Eleci Inc
Commission
Albert Young
STA
Evening Bulletin
Republican Organization
Ann Linton
W. Sproul Road
Annabel van Patter
Cochairmen
Sacred Heart praise for new intensive coronary care unit
A patient reviews the recently opened intensive coronary care unit at Sacred Heart Hospital, praising the equipment and the constant, attentive care by nuns and nurses. The writer notes six days in the unit and compares it to private nursing. The letter expresses gratitude and confidence other patients will benefit similarly.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Executives Show ESP Skill Suggests New Psychology
A Newark College of Engineering study tested 67 engineering firm presidents with an IBM punchboard predicting random numbers. Those with stronger profits tended to guess correctly about one in five, while weaker firms averaged one in twelve, supporting claims of intuitive decision making at the top.
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Sidney 1. Harris
British Society For Psychical Research
Cambridge
Medical World News
Newark College of Engineering
New Jersey
IBM
Rockefeller trip shows it safe for dictatorships
Report by Frank Mankiewicz and Frank Braden notes Nelson Rockefeller's Latin America tour exposed the safety of military regimes like Stroessner's Paraguay. Protests were minimal. security was heavy in Sao Paulo and Rio. Economists push for trade and credits, while some officials seek a policy aiding democratic Latin nations.
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Frank Mankiewicz
Frank Braden
Asuncion
Paraguay
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Alfredo 5S. Stroessner
Development Bank
Stroessner
Washington
Nixon
Treasury Building
U.S
American Chamber of Commerce
Rochester
Favelas
Rio
Senor
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