Expert urges federal takeover of 25 biggest city schools
Washington hearings feature Shedd of Philadelphia urging federal funding and operation of urban school systems. He calls urban education a national disaster and links California’s tax equalization ruling to widening inequalities. He warns busing is not a solution and cites demographic divides between cities and suburbs.
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Second careers for aged urged by medic
Washington report quotes Dr. Arthur Fleming urging second careers for the elderly as mandatory retirement grows in government and industry. He warns early retirement risks rapid senility without training programs to keep the elderly employed and busy. Fleming testified before a House Government Operations subcommittee amid aging-problems scrutiny by multiple committees.
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Multimillionaire Cyrus Eaton meets McCloskey in New Hampshire
Cyrus Eaton, 87, drop in on Republican presidential hopeful Pete McCloskey and voiced strong approval of his international views and personality. McCloskey said Eaton has not pledged funds or commitments, though the industrialist has long funded antiwar causes and may reconsider backing McCloskey’s Pine primary bid.
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Blacks and Mexicans Benefit From Sacramento Bus Integration
A Sacramento Board of Education report on Project Aspiration finds black and Mexican American elementary students improve in reading and arithmetic when bused from minority schools to more integrated ones. Integrated blacks outpaced peers in reading by about 10 points, with arithmetic scores higher across grades 1–6. Mexican American pupils also rose in reading and math.
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Polls Show Majority Favor 60 Percent Bond Vote
California voters prefer lowering the two thirds rule to 60 percent, a California Poll survey of 508 adults shows. Fifty six percent support the 60 percent threshold, while only 37 percent favor a simple majority. The August poll contrasts with a March 1969 survey showing 44 percent backing.
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