North Carolina Schools Face HEW Desegregation Pressure
HEW warns about 50 local systems in North Carolina over desegregation compliance as hearings loom for about 26 districts. About a quarter meet requirements, 13 are under federal court orders, and 32 in Western NC have removed barriers to satisfaction. Greensboro defies progress notices with a free-choice plan amid funding fears.
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Department of Health, Education ‘and Welfare
North Carolina
Washington
HEW
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Franklin County
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Greensboro of Education
Greensboro
Stamp Out Meddling on Smoking Policy
The Charlotte News argues that government overreach into personal smoking choices is inappropriate. It stresses that smoking is a personal habit and should be left to individuals, noting the Post Office Department should focus on mail delivery rather than health campaigns.
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Bobby Kennedy
Post Office Department
The Selective Censor in New York Subways
The Greensboro Record laments the New York City Transit Authority for removing posters of Anne Bancroft from subway cars while ignoring other issues. It notes Bancroft shared a bed with Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate and mocks Councilman Santucci for deeming the image indecent.
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Anne Bancroft
New York City
Miss Bancroft
Dustin Hoffman
Walt Disney
Santucci
Sea Beach
Tiresome trend to sell nitrogen for tire inflation
From the Roanoke Times a piece lampoons oil company schemes to charge motorists for nitrogen inflation. It notes free air at stations is ending and predicts higher costs for air related services, with jokes about gas price wars and added charges for checks and window washing.
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Bee
Trade policy clash stirs interest of Charlotte newspapermen
Competition heats up on Capitol Hill between protectionists and free traders as journalists track the contest. A $500 prize offers writers who best explain how U S Japanese trade supports prosperity. A textile industry contest is expected to be announced in the next mail.
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Capitol Hill
Tamm the FBI rival in political clash and police training
Edgar Tamm a top FBI official clashes with J Edgar Hoover over police training and the political use of the FBI. Tamm leads the International Association of Chiefs of Police opposing centralizing training in the FBI. The feud over anti crime legislation and seating on Capitol Hill continues as Hoover battles to oust him. The piece notes congressional adjournment aims and White House encouragement to expedite bills.
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Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
The
FBI
International Chiefs of Police
Pat Murphy
Murphy
Justice Department
District of Columbia
Hoover
Attorney
Capitol Hill
Clark
Quinn Tamm
John McClellan
D-Ark
IACP
Leonard Lawrence
Chiefs of Police
Deak DeLoach
J. Edgar Hoover
Dear Eddie White II Uplifts a Heroic Legacy Across Generations
Retired Maj. Gen. Edward H. White writes to his grandson Edward H. White II, recounting the life and character of astronaut Edward H. White Jr. and the family’s West Point ideals. He recalls discipline, faith, and optimism, noting White Jr.’s spaceflight legacy and the impact on cadets, prayers, and public memory.
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Good Afternoon
Edward H. White
Edward H. White II
Edward H. White Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ed White
Eddie
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Guideposts
Cape Kennedy
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Army
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Los Angeles
Bill Corum
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Robert E. Lee
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