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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1968
Page
17
Harlem leader Livingston L. Wingate of the New York Urban League argues that decentralization signals a retreat from integration and risks renewed segregation. He notes the 1954 Supreme Court decision framed the issue while current debates show integration receding as power shifts to local control.
Flora Lewis discusses Christopher Jencks's view that school quality and integration do not determine learning outcomes, arguing politics and family environment matter more. She notes decentralization risks creating separate systems but sees a need for targeted support in black communities while examining historical precedents like Jewish education.
A investor bargains on executive attire as a gauge of growth potential. He claims bold and forward looking dress signals corporate momentum, citing a visit where managers wore old fashion fat pants and outside pens. The method, he argues, beats books and assets.
Louisville researchers report short term intravenous dextran after major bone fracture surgery reduces postoperative lung clots. In a study of 77 patients, none receiving dextran developed embolism versus eight in the control group. five deaths occurred in the control group before treatment could start.
An old advertisement extols I W Harper mellow Gold Medal Bourbon and Bottled in Bond in crystal decanters and holiday cartons. It also notes a tapered year round bottle in a festive carton and mentions Century Street and other unclear details.
The article argues the world currency crisis may worsen and that de Gaulle chose the greater evil by resisting franc devaluation. He imposed severe cuts and promised foreign exchange and price controls, which may be unsustainable and distort French production and investment, with long term harm to the franc beyond May and June riots and wage spikes.
Henry Hazlitt argues France’s six month $5 billion credit expansion worsened the franc’s trust and drained $3 billion in reserves. He warns against Bretton Woods flaws and calls for restraint on welfare spending and monetary expansion to avoid future crises.
The Public Utilities Commission considered renewing the permit for separate telephone directories in Southern Los Angeles County. General Telephone and Pacific Telephone presented the case, noting 96 complaints from General and 202 from Pacific among hundreds of comments. They argued the split aids call completion and saved costs, while usage of secondary directories remained low yet info services rose.
The first edition of The World Alma nac appeared in 1868. It was a 120 page hand set volume by the New York World featuring 12 pages of advertisements.
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