Editorial: School Plan Rejections Have Deeper Meaning
The editorial argues federal control via HEW over public schools tied to Civil Rights Act integration creates pressure on local districts like Guilford County. It notes vague compliance requirements, risk of losing federal funds, and urges boards to reduce reliance on federal money while warning of ongoing demands and new mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Bombing North Vietnam Airfields Aims For Quick Result
Ray Cromley reports that IL-28 Soviet bombers are moving into North Vietnam bases in a test of U S response. Military planners urge strikes on airfields and aircraft to deter further arrivals while expanding a noose around Hanoi to cut enemy supplies and pressure Ho Chi Minh.
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Defense
Robert McNamara
Administration
Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
United States
Mental infiltration strategy debated for Vietnam war
The excerpt discusses a psychological military tactic for Vietnam as experimental. If successful, the U S could apply the method in future infiltration wars. if it fails, authorities would test alternate small measures until a workable technique emerges.
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United States
Around the World Mission Reports From editor's journey
The author outlines a round the world tour to Honolulu Tokyo Hong Kong India Pakistan and the Middle East to gather informative material for readers. Led by Edgar S Bayel the trip aims to expose imperialism and clarify freedom's struggle while reporting from Asia and the Middle East.
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Honolulu
Tokyo
India
Pakistan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Taj Mahal
Beirut
Damascus
Jerusalem
Cairo
Edgar S. Bayel
Russia
John Foy
Churchill's Long Shadow on Postwar Europe and Cold War Unfolding
Winston Churchill proposed 90 day eviction of Soviet forces from Central and Eastern Europe after V E day using full atomic arsenal. Roosevelt death and Truman inexperience, plus Atlee's rise, altered fate enabling Soviet consolidation.
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Winston Churchill
Winston
Soviet Union
Europe
James A. Farley
Jamesley
James Jr
Chartwell
England
Sir Winston
Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Britain
Labour
Clement Atlee
Stalin
Potsdam
Roosevelt
Editorial Snooping And Uncle Sam True or false
Rep. Gallagher cites a federal job seeker test asking sexual content as part of government snooping. Lawmakers press on polygraph use and psychological testing across agencies while states curb lie detector practices and federal civil service opposition lingers.
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Cornelius E. Gallagher
N.J
House
Gallagher
Pri
John E. Moss
Calif
Senate Judiciary
Edward V. Lee Ragagersa
Sam J. Ervin Jr
N.C
Moss Subcommittee
Washington State
Alaska
California
Massachusetts
Oregon
Rhode Island
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Labor de- Department
Export-Import Bank
Fragmented text with advertising rates and notices
A fragmented newspaper segment shows mail and home delivery rates, advertising reps, and shipping notes. The text mentions Associated Press carriage for mail, pricing in six month and three month terms, and independent contractor delivery terms.
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Associated Press
High Point
N. C
Two Presidents Kennedy and Johnson Address Peace on Nuclear Test Ban
AP reports that Kennedy and Johnson gave similar commencements stressing peace and a test ban. Johnson linked peace to Vietnam and Dominican actions while Kennedy urged a practical path toward a joint Soviet accord not to test in the atmosphere. Both warned motives abroad may be misunderstood.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Johnson
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