Carnegie Institute program aims to improve state government continuity
The Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Ford Foundation fund a state program to enhance continuity in state administration. An advisory group will be established to study governance, with governors and legislators in focus as the campaign season extends beyond its early phase.
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Women lawmakers in predicting history and policy shifts
A fragmented report notes a bipartisan trio of congresswomen forming a health club style group to discuss prophecy and policy. Correspon dents describe the male dominated House facing questions on gender and potential women voters influencing national issues amid Vietnam era concerns.
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Town Meeting Calls for Shoreing Public Education Funding
A Long Beach letter argues California must bolster K through 12 schooling before expanding higher education funding. The piece cites chronic underfunding amid rising enrollments, with many districts lacking kindergarten and operating half days while taxes fail to pass.
Religious Opposition to War Increase in Washington
Religious groups in Washington express strong opposition to an anticipated war budget increase. Clergy warn of moral consequences and call for restraint while urging lawmakers to pursue peace initiatives and aid for civilians affected by conflict.
Vietnam War Debate Splits Clergy and Cardial Voices
A 1960s era notebook recalls a clash inside religious circles over Vietnam policy. Leaders from Jewish, Protestant, and Roman Catholic institutions clash with hawkish voices, while Rome and U S cardinals show divergent views on pursuing victory and restraint.
Congress wary as Johnson seeks funds for Teacher Corps
President Johnson asks Congress for 125 million to sustain and grow the National Teacher Corps while Congress appears reluctant to approve such a sum. If the total is not approved, the already funded 36 million may fall short and the program could wither away.
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The Teacher Corps in Budget Battles and Politics
The article examines congressional battles over funding for the Teacher Corps in fiscal 1968. It notes a larger Republican House, skepticism about federal control of education, and the corps current reach of 1,225 trainees in 275 schools with 50 university centers. It reports White House urgency to secure non training funds and expand it to 2,500, while defenders stress state local control and endorsements from school officials amid urban rural needs.
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A Big Man Confesses He Was Wrong
A fragment from a 19th century reflection notes a prominent figure admitting error, recounting how a pivotal moment reshaped views. The excerpt hints at personal pride and a turning point during a research project.
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Broadening benefits reshapes society and business leaders admit error
In a study of social change over three decades, Randall argues that expanding benefits such as unemployment, social security, pensions, and health plans has steadied individuals and fueled industrial growth. He admits he once opposed reforms, but nowuth advocates modern security forms as desirable and essential to balance.
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