Silent Majority Faces Cross Pressures In Poll Read
Nixon allies react to Cambodia and domestic squeeze as Wallace gains, unions drift to Democrats, and voter mood sours amid rising living costs and unemployment. Louis Harris notes broad discontent among Wallace voters and union members, with economic fears shaping polls before November.
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High Point Desegregation Plan Faces Hardships and Scrutiny
In reviewing the court ordered desegregation plan for High Point schools set to begin in September, observers warn the rollout may create hardships. They urge careful exploration of moderate freedom of choice and practical easements to ease impact while preserving compliance and educational quality.
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Protecting The News Policeman's Lot
A U S District Court in Washington will hear Friday testimony on charges that DC police used excessive force against antiwar protesters last February. The piece weighs police relevance in public life, notes shifting attitudes among Black residents and liberals, and cites views from Jerome Skolnick and Brookings on policing.
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Press spotlight urged on missing AP reporter in Egypt
The piece denounces the 18 month detention of Aly Mahmoud an AP Cairo journalist acquitted of espionage in 1969 but kept imprisoned amid calls for greater press pressure. It urges international intervention and highlights AP efforts and financial support to his family.
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Elks Flag Day Ceremonies Set at City Lake Park Amphitheatre
Local Elks will host Flag Day events at City Lake Park Amphitheatre tomorrow evening. A one hour concert by the U S Marine Corps Band starts at 7 p.m. followed by the Flag Ceremony at 8 p.m. Charles A Foster chairs and invites all to attend.
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