New South Emerges From Governors Conference
Fourteen Southern governors gathered in Atlanta for the 37th Southern Governors Conference. They voiced a cautious optimism about a shifting economy and race relations, with Georgia's Jimmy Carter aiming to abolish discrimination and a preference for a single national ruling on school busing.
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South
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Nixon
Agnew
John Connally
Gov. Wallace
Mississippi
UN assessments spark debate over China and member payments
The article argues that China’s UN membership assessment of 7.1 million dollars should reflect its population and influence, noting mainland China’s 700 million people and vast arms and aid spending. It criticizes unequal payments, citing U Thant’s warning and overdue sums from several members, including the United States and the Soviet Union.
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United Nations
People’s Republic of China
China
Mao Tse-tung
Taiwan
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
U Thant
Freedom Of Speech Sermon On The Tongue And Restraint
The sermon urges careful use of speech within American freedom. It cites James 3 6 and James warns of the tongue as a fire and danger to others. It recalls Holmes on not shouting fire in a crowded theater and presses restraint, honesty, and courtesy in daily talk.
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James
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States
Mount Sinai
Jesus
Paul
Church
Theodore Roosevelt
Nixon On Television
President Nixon uses television to shape a likely 1972 re election strategy emphasizing controlled media appearances. Analysts debate effectiveness with interviews press conferences and occasional debatable debates expected, while some warn debates could boost Democratic opponent’s profile.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Congress
John F. Kennedy
S. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Peking
Moscow
Richard Nixon
Unending Neglect Charges BIA Mismanagement of Indian Self Determination
A six month withheld report accuses the Bureau of Indian Affairs of failed policy implementation under President Nixon. The 64 page study cites organizational turmoil, unfilled top posts, politicized approvals, and a widening gap between headquarters and field offices threatening morale and reforms.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Nixon
America
Rogers Morton
BIA
Department
Reorganization at BIA Seen as Returning to Start
Jack Anderson notes a one bureaucrat per Indian family count on a reservation and a stalled reform at the BIA. A mor t on report spurs new changes that echo pre 1969 structures, offering little hope for Indians.Diabetes linked blindness looms with 570000 expected by 2000. Retinopathy is progressive incurable, hitting 90percent after 30 years. The NSPB seeks more research funds as diabetes cases rise 9percent yearly.
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BIA
Morton
U.S
National Society For the Prevention
Greater High Point United Appeal reaches its goal
The Greater High Point United Appeal reports a campaign total of $518,083 to sustain vital services for the coming year. Anonymous gifts of 5000 and 6000 helped close the final gap, with Jack Burris credited for finishing the drive. The note praises the United Community Services staff and volunteers for a tireless, community driven effort.
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High Point United
United Fund
United Way
Jack Burris
United Community Services
Fred Swartzberg
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