No Reins for All Good Citizens in School Integration Drive
Presidential Assistant Robert J. Brown urges unified action as High Point schools implement court order reforms. He stresses grassroots cooperation to ensure equal educational opportunity and warns against continuing strife from old, outdated concepts.
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Robert J. Brown
Eee
Geok Lan Khoo
Denise Breneman
Kathryn Stevens
High Point College
Penang
Herbert Peterson
New York Joins States Relaxing Abortion Laws
Abortion law reform spreads across states with New York adopting a liberal statute allowing abortion up to 24 weeks with life saving exception afterward. The change follows ongoing litigation and broad public debate over legality and morality, touched by political fallout.
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New York
Oew
Supreme Court
George M. Michaels
Michaels
Indochina
United States
Washington Post
Samuel Lubell
Draft Lottery Drafts Contention As Court Expands Conscience
A second national draft lottery is planned in Washington as Supreme Court rules broaden exemptions for conscientious objectors. The 5-3 decision ends the need for religious conviction, prompting hope for a fairer draft but sparking debate about education and deferment policies.
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Washington
America
Basil Liddell Hart
Supreme Court
Curtiss W. Tarr
Selective Service
Congress
Tarr
Nixon says Cambodians to defend themselves with U.S. arms
President Nixon reports to GOP leaders that Cambodians will defend themselves with American supplied arms and will continue air interdiction in Cambodia while South Vietnamese operate along the front after the U.S. withdrawal. He argues aiding Asians to help themselves.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
The Man Who Knows I Want to Walk Beside Him
A narrator longs to walk beside a veteran who has endured hardship and battle, who faced failure without complaint, stayed faithful, and remained bold before the stars. The speaker seeks such a tested man’s hand and steadfast courage.
County tax line holds. High Point sees no rate rise
County board keeps the 84 cent tax rate unchanged with higher than expected short term investments generating about 700 000 dollars to cushion finances. Some school districts will raise their rates while city funds may avoid increases, aided by prudent money market gains and cautious board members.
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Dale Montgomery
High Point
City Hall
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Joseph
Jack) Yablonski
George Shultz
Secretary of
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By Jack Anderson
Yablonski
Blasts Shultz
Shultz
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Springfield
Ill
Federal Court of Appeals
FBI
Pennsylvania
Merry
High Point Enterprise
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
CW. Patterson, JR
W. Idol, R
Richard Teag Ee
Associated Press
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AAA
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