Potential Plebiscite Question Endures in Kashmir Conflict
A long history of India and Pakistan contestation over Kashmir includes British exit era accessions, a 1949 ceasefire line, and calls for a free plebiscite. India argues legal accession and continued control, while Pakistan deems accession illegal and demands troop withdrawal. The stalemate persists despite many Security Council meetings.
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Darius
Fhabvaia Herald Tribes News Service
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Security Council
Tide Turns In Dixie Says Kilpatrick Sees Mixed Acceptance
Richmond editor James Kilpatrick argues in a Lexington Dispatch column that a new point between flow and ebb has been reached in the South. He cautions racial tensions remain, with violence still possible, but notes schools show desegregation entering quietly and showing complex impacts across the region.
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Dixie
Board of Education
James 4. Kilpatrick
Richmond
Kilpatrick
North Carolina
Carolina Inn
Chapel Hill
South
Los Angeles
Grant
End to Demonstrations by Jail Sentences Suggested
The Lexington Herald argues Washington police should jail demonstrators for longer to curb sit downs and marches by radical groups. It contends fines combined with arrests deter protests, questions why such actions are illegal in Washington yet tolerated elsewhere, and urges jail time as a simple remedy.
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Washington
Siow
Americus
Jackson
Miss
Tribune Says Antinori Lockout of Press Only Shows Immaturity
The Tampa Tribune condemns Florida State Attorney Paul Antinori for barring Tribune Company reporters from his office. It argues public offices are public property and journalists have a right to know, noting prior arrangements with police and stating murder is not a private matter.
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Florida
Paul Antinori
Tribune Company
Antinori
The
Tribune Co
Tribune, Times
Wfla Representa
Tives
West Tampa
Tribune
the Tribune
Upholstered Aid Official In Washington Buys Time
An aid official in Washington contemplates economy as the government cancels an order for luxurious Saigon office furniture. The plan shifts to local purchase or standard lower cost items through the General Services Administration. The move affects a $4.5 million Saigon medical school project and a $285.75 executive chair.
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Washington
Goverment
Saigon
U. S
General Services Administration
Illinois law tightens driver license rules for minors
The Chicago Sun Times reports a new Illinois law requiring written parental consent for all drivers under 21 who are not married, replacing the former 18-year-old cutoff. The change aims to emphasize parental responsibility for minor drivers and shift some duty from the state.
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Ilinois
Commitment to Education Spurs National Growth
Director Winfred L. Godwin notes a 50 billion dollar education cost rise by 1982 to meet goals, funded largely by teacher salaries. The National Planning Association predicts by 1975 1.2 million more teachers, expanded literacy, and broader global understanding, with GNP growth near 5.5 percent for a decade.
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Winfred L. Godwin
Southern Regional Education Board
America
National Planning Association
Salarias
Quotes on media, justice, and future ties across nations
Quotes from Leonard H. Marks on information work, Theodore R. Kupferman criticizing mail pleas in traffic court, and Dr. Rolf Pauls speaking as West German ambassador to Israel. The remarks touch on media competence, timely justice, and reconciliation between Germans and Jews shaping a shared future.
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New York City
Theodore R. Kupferman
Rolf Pauls
Israel
Snakebites in North Carolina Highlight September Risks
A Raleigh Times feature cites Dr. Henry M. Parrish data showing North Carolina records over 880 poisonous-snake bites annually, led by copperheads with 90 percent on limbs. Rattlesnakes injure few. diamondbacks are deadliest but scarce. Seven species occur northeastern Tar Heelia, with September peak activity and many bites among youths.
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Charles Stuart Calverley
Nick Elliott
Raleigh Times
North Carolina
Katie
National Outdoor
Union
Hawaii
Missouri
Henry M. Parrish
Columbia
North Carolina Medical Journal
Parrish
Bill Palmer
State Museum
North
Caroline
United States
Palmer
Eee
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Register-Republic
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High Point Enterprise
DA Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Stem
Associated Press
N.C
Otley
High Point
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HOLT
Jof Brown
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William Blake
Leonard H. Marks
United States Information Agency
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