Free Education Promise Falls Short in North Carolina
The High Point area examines Governor Dan K. Moore’s pledge of free public education, noting the $2 per pupil credit for book fees falls short. Schools must fund $39,000 in materials for 13,000 pupils, leaving a gap as the system struggles to cover supplementary texts and instructional items.
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High Point
City Board of Education
A Labor Of Love Henry Cabot Lodge Accepts Saigon Post
The piece notes Henry Cabot Lodge reassuming the ambassador role in Saigon after Maxwell Taylor. It argues his return is driven by care rather than glory, reflecting on Viet Nam politics and the State Department's fragile position amid unclear prospects for stabilization or blame.
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Fashion Leaders Debate Civil Rights Effects
A spoofing note questions leadership in fashion and civil rights era policy. It jokes about enforced racial mingling under the Civil Rights Act and suggests adding girl watching breaks to coffee breaks to hinder work.
Johnson image struggle clouds a president’s public hiding
Lyndon Johnson faces image problems after Kennedy's assassination left him seen as an interloper. He overexposes himself with a personal press approach and casual displays, hurting the aura of mystery vital to the office amid a media-dense era.
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Prisoner Interviews Viet Cong Show Disenchantment
US jet and helicopter assaults erode Viet Cong morale as ex guerrillas report starved peasants and rising village resentment. Interviews describe air attacks forcing moves, defection, and peasant pressure driving guerrillas from hamlets and farms.
Journey Through Bethlehem and Jerusalem Aboard Jordan’s Road
A traveler recounts moving from Jerusalem to Bethlehem and sites like the Church of All Nations, the Nativity Church and Hezekiah's tunnel. The piece notes American road work aiding Jordan’s economy, refugee impact, and hopes for lasting peace and a verdant future.
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Israel
Washington Report on J Edgar Hoover Heritage and Police Training
The piece notes James J. McNamee leading police training efforts in Washington and Philadelphia robberies declining. It cites Hoover's opposition to a national police force and the FBI academy guiding local forces, with the federal plan aiming to train 1,200 graduates annually amidst calls for more centralized authority.
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FBI National Academy
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
National Police
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