Busing Desegregation Debated Amid Charlotte Success
The article contrasts views on school desegregation busing during HEW secretary hearings. It notes failures like white flight in Boston and Jackson along with gains in Charlotte Mecklenburg where court action and community cooperation eased implementation. It cites Dr James Coleman and the Swann case, while acknowledging mixed results nationally.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
F. David Matthews
University of Alabama
Senate Finance Committee
Matthews
Boston
Jackson
Miss
Atlanta
Naacp Legal Defense and Education Fund
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Federal District
Montgomery
Ala
James R. Coleman
Charlotte
United States District Court
James B. McMillan
Swann
Mecklenburg
Charlotte Observer
Rolland Jones
Citizens Advisory Group
Coleman
Mecklenburg County
Figures Show Guilford County Commuting and Growth Pressures
Figures show nearly 19000 Guilford County residents commute daily to jobs while April 1970 to July 1974 census data reveal a net inmigration of 900, contrasting with larger inflows to neighboring counties. John B. Parramore Jr. warns rising housing, energy, and transport costs may push workers to relocate or seek higher wages elsewhere, urging business leaders to align with technical institutes and community colleges.
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Guilford County
John B. Parramore Jr
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Guilford
Chamber
Dwight Moody Pioneer of Modern Evangelism
A condensed survey traces Dwight L. Moody from Boston to Chicago, noting his early 1856 youth outreach and 1875 to 1899 revival campaigns. Mention includes his Kansas City last campaign and his role in shaping English speaking world evangelism alongside later figures like Billy Graham.
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Billy Graham
Dwight L. Moody
Boston
Chicago
Moody
Kansas City
Jozsef Mindszenty
Hungary
St. Louis
U.S
Father Mindszenty
Belan Kun
Austria
Belan Kan
KCIA activity in U S probe raises political fears
Justice Department investigates charges that Korea's KCIA manipulated U S public opinion harassed exiles and threatened Koreans here to silence critics of Park. Testimony by Dr Jai Hyon Lee and Donald Ranard links front groups and intimidation to U S policy aims.
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Washington
Justice Department
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
KCTA
U.S
Atty
Edward Levi
Donald
Lee
Park
United States
KCIA
Korea
Mich
Korean New Hankook Shinmoon
Korean Radio-Tv
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York City
San Francisco
Fraser
Seoul
Kofeat
Interdependence theme drives editorial on world order and sense of duty
The piece cites Edgar R. Trexler on interdependence and shared global needs amid oil, food, and security concerns. It laments CIA overreach, warns against isolation, and calls for a world order based on common goals. It notes a $500 memorial hoax and urges humane tribute via the Andrew Corbitt plaque at the Museum. It also covers cosmetic trends and NC ports leadership appointments.
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U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Edgar R. Trexler
Lutheran Church Magazine
India
Saudi Arabia
Nairobi
Kenya
Trexler
United States
England
Andrew Corbitt
Ophelia
Luna Dale Parker
Andrew
Food Stamps Like Social Security In Budget Strain
A historical view argues food stamps now mirror Social Security in rising costs and expanding eligibility. It notes enrollment growth from 9.4 million in 1971 to near 96.5 billion in annual cost and cites a New York court ruling invalidating the payment formula. The piece notes deductions for taxes and expenses push middle income families into or out of eligibility, urging applicants not to be too proud to seek aid.
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Ussr
U.S
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
City of New York
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
National Welfare Rights Organization
Agriculture Department
Social Security
Senate Agriculture Committee
The
National Education Assn
Minnesota
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Joe Brown
Storm Jameson
Dwight Moody
Cardinal Mindszenty
Pope Paul VI
Jesus Christ
York
Episcopal Church
Grand Forks
Philadelphia
Adams
CIA
Bassy
Banard
KOA
Russell Means
American Indian Movement
South Dakota
Means
Commerce
Fred Dent
Rogers Morton
Treasury
William Simon
Agriculture
Karl Butz
Jrnal As
Butz
Ison Avenue
Beverly Hills
Newsweek
California
New York
Jim Hunt
Lynwood Smith
State
Senate
North Carolina
Luther N. Hodges
Earl N. Phillips
Ports Authority
Sen. Smith
Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Asso
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