Educational Compact An Umbrella For Rights
The article reports a new Educational Compact to spur state action for education improvement. Grants totaling 350000 dollars from Carnegie Corporation and Danforth Foundation fund administration and commission setup. Governor Terry Sanford advocates a nationwide forum for state education problems, mutual programs, and policy exchange to curb federal overreach and strengthen state rights. It highlights the Southern Regional Education Council as a model and notes strong potential for a national alliance if feasible.
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Romania Mediation Sought to End Viet Nam War
The article argues for Romania as a mediator to end the Viet Nam conflict, noting their open lines to Peking and cautious but hopeful stance. It warns against complacency, urges prompt termination of fighting between the U S and North Vietnam, and emphasizes protecting South Vietnam from communist domination while building strong local democratic government.
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De Gaulle at 75 Shapes France’s Next Seven-Year Bid
Editorial portrait surveys Charles de Gaulle as a cerebral, formidable leader poised for another seven-year term. It notes his autocratic yet benevolent rule image, a 20,000‑mile Latin American tour, TV-driven influence, and critics’ view of him as a rare mix of genius and rigidity.
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Brawley Official Seeks New Secretary-Treasurer
In a local notice from Brawley, Charles Howard Lockwood is identified as president and secretary-treasurer seeks approval. The fragment hints at a governance change or appointment related to city or organization finances and leadership. Further context is needed for full details.
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Kremlin In Middle Washington On Vietnam Peace Quest
Drew Pearson surveys Cold War diplomacy amid U.S. bombing of North Vietnam. He links Adlai Stevenson remarks, U Thant peace overtures, and Kosygin’s Beijing talks to Sino Soviet and U.S. policy, noting Kennedys approach and Johnson’s peace feeler toward Ho Chi Minh. The piece reflects on shifting alignments and the fragile search for a Vietnam peace path.
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Notes on News: Truce Talks and Vietnam Policy
Adlai Stevenson cites truce talks on neutral ground in Burma or Cambodia as a reference point while Johnson faced September pressure from Goldwater. The Hanoi route and U Thant’s peace drive faltered as South Vietnam’s government churned through prime ministers and sectarian friction, prompting a late 1964-65 bombing decision deemed disastrous by advisers.
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Maryfield Nursing Home to open new $850000 base
Maryfield Nursing Home announces an open house for its new 6 bed facility costing over 850000 dollars. The non profit Catholic sister run institution, Poor Servants of the Mother of God, will move patients in on December 1.
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