Are You Counted Census Push Reaches Uncounted Areas
The Census Bureau launches a final reach into designated cities urging uncounted residents to report themselves this week. New York Mayor John V. Lindsay says the city is likely undercounted by as much as 10 percent. Readers may write their uncounted names to the newspaper to forward to the Census Bureau.
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Sam
New York
John V. Lindsay
Bureau
Census Bureau
N.C
Associated Press
Eint
Hetel Merek
High Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
September Reflections Mark Transition From Summer to Fall
The passage notes September's mellow mood as summer fades to autumn. It highlights harvest end, football and golf weather, school resumes, bird migrations, and mammals entering hibernation. It envisions a hopeful, peaceful future as the season consolidates the year’s stresses and achievements.
Desegregation Tangle Refuses Clear Path for Schools
As eight years pass since the Supreme Court outlawed school segregation, districts across the South face a patchwork of busing and racial balance rulings. Courts differ, the Nixon administration questions mandatory balance, and educators warn private segregation academies drain white students.
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Supreme Court
South
Charlotte
N. C
U.S
Appeals
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Four Million Overcharge Found in AID Drug Purchases
An unpublished audit for the State Department uncovers four million dollars in overcharges by pharmaceutical firms for medicines bought by USAID for distribution to underdeveloped nations. The audit names Gedeon Richter as the top violator with 802,617 in excess charges and refers most cases to the Justice Department.
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Washington
State Department
Agency For International Development
Merck Sharp & Dohme
Abbott Labs
American Cyanamid
Olin Mathieson
Wyeth
Pfizer
Schering
Bristol Labs
Eli Lilly
Sterling Products
Upjohn
S. E. Massengill
Parke, Davis
Gedeon-Richter
Justice Department
Roussell Corporation
Justice
Abbott
Government Frugality and Privilege in Cabinet Offices
The column notes pay discrepancies for drugs between lands and cites high costs for Interior Secretary Hickel and Commerce Secretary Stans as they redo offices at taxpayer expense. It also reveals General officers in the Air Force being issued free 9 mm pistols while instructions urge secrecy about the program.
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Walter Hickel
Hickel
Marose Maurice Stans
Nixon
Stans
Commerce
Air Force
A. A. Riemondy
The Ten Commandments Of Protest And A Teacher Tribute
A page quotes the Ten Commandments of protest and cites a business leader comparing a good teacher to a strong manager. It praises teachers as leaders who set meaningful goals and energize students. The piece also stresses school reopenings, AMA health checks for youngsters, safety, balance, and a tribute to teachers.
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American Medical Association
AMA
P.T.A
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AID
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Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Colombia
Brazil
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Riemondy
High Point Enterprise
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley Holt McPherson
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Patterson, JR
W.W. Idol, JR
Richard Teague
Gen. Mgr
Gireulenion Men
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J Yoo
Carterian
Posey Gorman
Mistress of Action
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