RAWLEY Family and Board Tied in Desegregation Dispute
An Independent Newspaper reports on a dispute involving Dene D A Rawley as president and Randall B. Terry as treasurer amid a Forsyth desegregation controversy. Attorneys claim the system board has made progress but has no orders in good faith as of June 8 1971.
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Forsyth
4Th Circuit
U.S. District Court
State Board
Te Fms
Ae Sehr
Er-Court
Appeals Court
Where Will It End For New York City Policing
Citizens in New York City express fear and demand action as crime and police casualties rise. Officials blame lax enforcement and riots, urging stronger gun control and strict obedience to laws to revive the city’s safety and morale.
Jenkins Promises Parsimonious Campaign for North Carolina
Column argues Dr. Jenkins promotes a frugal campaigning image while predicting a governor race cost approaching two million dollars. It questions his money-raising flaws and warns of potential disruption from his rhetoric amid concerns over state higher education outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jenkins
North Carolina
Industrial strife spreads in Europe and Britain underscoring wage unrest
The piece surveys escalating labor disputes across Britain and Europe. It notes high inflation, large wage demands in the UK under Prime Minister Heath, rising unemployment, and the Conservative government’s Industrial Relations Bill. It also covers West Germany’s continued wage hikes and the risk of wildcat strikes amid a two million migrant worker program.
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West
Sweden
Portugal
Britain
Gland
France
Italy
Edward Heath
Conservative Party
Labor Party
West Germany
Publicity Plan Aims to Blame Miners for Mining Deaths
GAO faulted the Bureau of Mines for lax mine inspections under the 1969 safety law. Interior Secretary Rogers Morton weighed a costly, publicity driven approach led by Harry Treleaven to shift responsibility to miners, using a reorganized public relations firm.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Bureau of Mines
GAO
Rogers Morton
Harry Treleaven
Nixon
Treleaven
Henry Wheeler
Bureau
Roundup of politics and safety notes in 1970s Nixon era
The piece threads political patronage around Edward Failor aiding Treleaven with mine safety enforcement whileFailor declines comment. It also mocks Nixon drug control rhetoric and caper headlines about Congress members junkets,voting probes, franked mail use, and media labour actions. It mentions Opium trade in Thailand, Young Presidents at Hoover Dam, and Reclamation Commissioner Ellis Armstrong.
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Treleaven
Bureau of Mines
Edward Failor
Jim Allison
Failor
Allison
Bureau
Brit Hume
D-Conn
Joseph McDade
R-Pa
George Shipley
D-Ill
Madrid
Paris
England
Spain
France
Victor Veysey
R-Calif
House Administration Committee
Dave Tunne
Veysey
Congress
J. Green Beall
R-Md
Olin Teague
D-Tex
Wilson Boat Line
Potomac River
John Broger
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Economist
Stans
Thailand
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Manila
Hong Kong
Young Presidents Organization
Hoover Dam
Reclamation
Ellis Armstrong
Life a Man Has to Live Poem and News Notes
Tony R. Bingham, killed in a Vietnam mine explosion, sent a poem about war to the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association praising freedom and memory of fallen comrades. The column also recounts crime in New York, a business executive’s return to part time work, and a city effort to provide contraceptives to minors. Also notes Insights division launching marketing studies with Peter M. Soutter at Behrends, Harwell and Henderson.
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Tony R. Bingham
Vietnam
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Sema
Tony
Mickey Schwartz
New York
Boston
Gotham
Mickey
Harry Schwartz
Laubach Stores
Western Pennsylvania
Allied Stores
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Gimbles
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Washington City
City Corporation
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Dene
D. A. Rawley
Wood
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Ogden
Williams
Sheriff's
Roam Isser
New York City
Koning
Opportunity
Iny Market
Eakins
Carolina
E. J. Wilsmann
Homemakers
The
Upjohn Kalamazoo, Michig
Izerland
Iself
London
Magaate
Amerie
United Kingdom
Iedmont Natural Gas Company
Morton
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