Nixon Seeks Middle Path on Desegregation and Education
President Nixon faces multiple crises including postal labor strife and the push for desegregation in schools. He proposes a 1.5 billion dollar federal aid plan to raise standards and ease transitions while resisting forced busing. High Point strains over court rulings on freedom of choice, with time as a potential stabilizer for a workable integration approach.
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Factories and forests coexist in North Carolina says Sowers
Roy G. Sowers Jr. argues in Durham that NC can sustain both industry and ecology. He warns against overprotectiveness and urges pollution controls as population grows toward five million, saying development and conservation share the state’s future.
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Lauch Faircloth
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Bombs and Terror: A Retrospective on American Political Violence
A history of urban bombings and political violence in the United States traces echoes from Chicago in 1886 to San Francisco in 1920. It notes the Moynihan warning on fire as a potential future crisis and recalls Palmer raids, the Haymarket bombing, and Wall Street’s 1920 disaster with thousands arrested or deported.
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Latin America
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Haymarket Square
A. Mitchell Palmer
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Grant policy cen tennial sparks Indian protest
WASHINGTON activists and tribal leaders reject a planned 1970 centennial celebration of President Grant s peace policy as an insult to Indians. The Interior Department memo endorses the event, calling the policy the basis for today s federal Indian relationship, prompting a hostile reception from chiefs.
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Walter Hickel
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Indian political clashes and a Dunes land deal clash in era politics
The piece reports anger at a Hickel era celebration planned to honor Grant era Indian policy, with Indian leaders from Alaska to the plains voicing opposition. It also covers Bethlehem Steel and the Army Corps of Engineers efforts to build a Lake Michigan mill near Indiana Dunes, amid conservationist resistance and political maneuvering led by Halleck and Bethlehem allies.
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James Chester
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Clean air notes and political shifts in North Carolina
HEW Release R-43 cites air quality in High Point among 65 major markets. Youth Unlimited, Inc. nears a $12,000 six month funding goal, with $3,500 still needed. Dr. George T. Bryan's cancer research on saccharin sparks industry debate. North Carolina Republicans report harmony at a Winston-Salem convention and boost GOP influence. Democrats face a pivotal year with possible gains if mobilization improves.
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Youth Unlimited, Inc
William R. Henderson
Henderson
George T. Bryan
University of Wisconsin
Mary Gladys Linthicum
Wisconsin
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Byran
Bryan
Piedmont
James Gardner
James Holfhouser
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