Education fuels political views and social change in America
A Harris survey shows 64 percent wish they had more schooling while 33 percent are satisfied with their education. Higher education correlates with higher income and more open views on foreign policy, race, and social change, while less educated groups cling to status quo economic lines. The trend suggests education shapes attitudes toward global involvement and integration.
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Solons Put Finch Through Rough Quiz on Welfare Plan
Washington Secretary of Welfare Robert H. Finch faced sharp questioning from Senate Finance Committee members on Nixon welfare reform. Republicans challenged cost estimates, while Democrats warned benefits may be unattainable. Finch defended a plan pledging at least 1600 dollars yearly for a four person family, extending coverage to the working poor, and requiring job seeking except for mothers with preschool children.
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