The HEW Threats and the Public School Compliance Debate
An editorial contends that federal pressure from the Office of Health, Education and Welfare has shifted power to Washington, pressuring local schools via compliance plans. It recalls August threats to a local superintendent, notes delays and media revelations, and warns that ongoing federal oversight may force annual reviews, breeding distrust.
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India's Border Troubles With China Over Decades
Editorial reviews India's border frictions with China from 1954 to 1959 and later maps. It notes Nehru’s cautious stance, Chinese patrol patterns, and the Ladakh Tibet Sin kiang frontier, along with 1684 and 1842 treaties and the McMahon Line. The piece discusses UN roles and potential permanent Himalayan borders.
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Sin- Kiang
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Bernard B. Fall
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Chou Enlai
Fali
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People’s Liberation Army
North East Frontier Agency
Assam
Great Britain
High Point Enterprise Rate Card and AP Note
A page shows staff roles and Associated Press rights with postal and subscription rates. It lists editor types, secretary-treasurer, and managing editor, plus pay and mail options for North Carolina readers. The notice notes second class matter status and carrier contractor terms, with delivery and advertising details.
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Do Maos Crises Weld Red China's Unity?
Ray Cromley argues Mao Zedong uses engineered crises to bind Chinese society. He warns youth drift, heavy propaganda, and expanding militia keep the regime united without full war. He predicts continued Western concessions provoke new Chinese demands until a harder leadership replaces Mao.
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Ray Cromley
Asia
Washington
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Peking
Mao
India
Red China
Korea
New GOP ideas urged by Reed in Washington
Gov. John H. Reed of Maine tells Republicans they face idea gaps as they prepare for 1966 campaigns. House Republicans split on major bills, with voting patterns showing weak unity. Reed urges parties to offer clear, superior policies to win voters.
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Maine
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Horace G. Therton
Notes on News Splinters Stretch GOP Tent
Ray C Bliss, GOP national chairman, warned about splinter groups fracturing the party earlier this year. He then invited them to enter under the Republican tent and said he would seek ways to work with them once formed. About 15 groups could fit under the tent, with splinters both to the right and left.
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Quoted Musings From 20th Century Figures Cover Odd Beliefs
A collection of eccentric quotes from Dr James J Freer of the University of Detroit on a supposed hairy monster in Michigan and from Michel Jazy on unconventional training. Additional remarks from John M Fischer of Teachers College critique technology in education.
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University of Detroit
Michigan
Monroe County
John M. Fischer
Columbia University Teachers College
AFSC questioned by Quakers over Soviet links
A long letter from a lifelong Quaker critic argues that the American Friends Service Committee distorts the Religious Society of Friends image and acts as a propaganda conduit for communist and SANE allied causes. The writer urges disassociation and a clarified status between AFSC and Quakers. The note cites government and committee reports to warn readers against AFSC’s public statements and affiliation.
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Marion Miller
FBI
Communist Party
Peace Committee
National Committee For A Sane Nuclear Police
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