Congress Hears Revenue Sharing Proposals Amid Partisan Split
Wilbur Mills promises mid May hearings on Nixon revenue sharing as Congress hones its own approach. Democratic bills push 4 billion over five years to fund public service jobs, while Mills seeks 90 percent cost ceilings and welfare curbs. Appalachian development extension also advances despite White House opposition.
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Thich Nhat Hanh speech at Wake Forest urges peace
A Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh spoke at Wake Forest for the NC Committee to End the War in Indochina. He pleaded for withdrawal of American forces and a cease to war machines harming his homeland. His poetry echoed the war’s wounds and the longing for healing.
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Czechoslovak Censors Erase Month Reference in Vanya
Prague censors demand changing a line in Uncle Vanya to remove a reference to August 1968. The scene is cut to avoid triggering audience or actor reprisals amid normalization pressure. A Washington Post report notes audience reaction to a line in Love's Labour's Lost during a Prague performance.
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Large Lyndon B Johnson Library anchors Texas campus
The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library at the University of Texas in Austin houses 31 million pages and 500000 photographs with a construction cost of 18 million dollars. It notes that several presidents have or will establish memorial libraries and envisions a future modest library for a future president.
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Car Makers Reach Out to Listen to Lemon Owners
The three major automakers launch consumer outreach amid criticism by Ralph Nader. Chrysler proclaims Chrysler Corp cares while Ford says Ford listens better and General Motors tests toll free calls to Detroit. The move signals attention to customer complaints and marks a milestone in auto industry public relations.
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Residents oppose concentrated low cost housing plan in High Point
A reader argues against rezoning the Cedron Runyon tract for 100 to 125 low income homes and a new apartment complex, urging random distribution of projects to protect property values and schools. The letter also notes support for Medic Alert programs, critiques Duke Power rate hikes, and praises youth groups aiding a local cancer drive.
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United States Tops Poll In Food Scenery And Beauty
A columnist notes Americans rate the United States highest in food and scenery while questioning objectivity. A British judge links women to murder but men dominate killings, reflecting unequal opportunities. New York cabs face slump ahead of summer tourist chatter.
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Ode to a Mother Multitude of Voices from Jamestown
A collage of heartfelt tributes to mothers from readers in Jamestown. Poems praise strength devotion faith and guidance with lines by Janice Adams Lena Hammer Thacker Tammy Moss and others.
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