Calls for fair review of state higher education funding
A public letter urges Propositions Committee to scrutinize the large state higher education budget. It argues for itemized expenditures from state owned and state related colleges, notes current inequities among Pitt Penn State Temple and 13 state colleges, and cites IUP’s low cost per pupil as a model for taxpayers. The author calls on legislators to investigate duplication of services and ensure value for money.
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Mainhonnebalth
University of Pittsburgh
The
Pennsylvania, State University
Temple Unit
JOP
Pitt
Penn State
Temple
I UP
Point
IUP
Pennsylvania
Polarization program claimed to unify the nation by 1972
Washington columnist ART BUCHWALD reports Malcolm Moody, head of Polarization for the United States, says the effort to divide the country is progressing and will polarize the nation by 1972. Moody notes setbacks but maintains progress across regions and campuses amid Nixon era policies.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Vietnam
United States
Malcolm Moody
T Corps
New England
II Corps
South
III
Midwest
Far West
White House
Moody
Nixon
Polarization strategy tied to busing and bombing debate
An interview with a public relations figure under the pen name wha B. Lee and cousin annay outlines how polarization grew from school busing and the Halphong and Hanoi raids. It credits President Nixon, the media, and the administration for driving Division while noting public reaction and congressional splits.
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Cambodia
Nixon
China
Agnew
Apnew
Halphong
Hanoi
Congress
Soviet Union
Cody
Miele
Wha
B. Lee
Annay
Bulgaria Seen As Major Narcotics Hub By CIA Findings
A CIA confidential report labels Bulgaria a new center directing major narcotics and arms trafficking between Western Europe and the Near East. It cites Bulgarian officials and trucks aiding Turkish shipments, with Bulgaria hosting operations that fund state media and broadcasts. The document notes Bulgaria reaps profits while authorities face limited penalties for seized consignments.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Bulgaria
Russia
Balkang
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Bulpatia
Western
Europe
Rust
New York City
Wardot Les Fivesessons
Turkey
France
Prise
Ser
Office of Strategic Research
Point of View No Reason For Panic By William Ingersoll
A Washington column argues Americans should avoid panic over U S defense gaps versus Russia. It cites Russia's 300 plus ICBMs and 840 strategic bombers against U S forces, air defense and SS-9 missiles, urging President Nixon to act on Blue Ribbon Panel findings and press Moscow for realism. It notes disarmament appeals by senators and questions peace rhetoric amid Cold War tensions. It also remarks on Nixon’s Pekin visit and the ITT debt reportedly owed by the DNC.
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William Ingersoll
Russia
United States
U.S.A
Europe
William II
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Minuteman
House Armed Services Committee
Muskie
Javits
McGovern
Proxmire
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Moscow
Aleksei Kosygin
C. V. Narasimhan
United Nations
Pek
Ing
China
Daley Resists Democratic Reform with Illinois Court Fight
Capitol Hill clash erupts as Chicago Mayor Daley and allies challenge McGovern Frasier reforms via a state court suit. Delegates including Reps Rostenkowski and Pucinski face charges of unrepresentative gender and minority balance, while questions rise about who would replace challenged delegates if unseated.
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Bruce Bioss
Washington
Chicago
Richard Daley
Daley
U.S
Daniel Rostenkowski
Roman Pucinski
U.S. Senate
William Singer
Jesse Jackson
McGovern-Fraser Reform Commission
Dan Uy
Patricia Roberts Harris
Chall
Illinois
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Trout stocked in Yellow Creek by Tide Sportsmen Club
Yesterdate 196% afternoon Yellow Creek received 265 brown and rainbow trout as a private gift to area fishermen. Pete Novak notes it is the county’s first privately organized stocking project. County station warns that 6,000 more are needed for emergencies, amid unclear context. Also mentions nursing school graduation talks by Judge J. N. Langham and several Indiana participants.
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Yellow Creek
Tide Sportsmen’s Club
Pete Novak
Ation
Georgia Hariette Kunkle
Indiana
Mary Jane Henley
Homer City
Opa
Virginia Spense
Ihaacalls
Indiana Hospital School of Nursing
J. N. Langham
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Indiana, Pa
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Senate
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Lin Fu
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Phil Hart
D-Mich
Sdub
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Zapp
Cleais
Congress. Com
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Tte
Therm
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Gonbing
Democrat National Committee
Democratic Party
Capitol Hill
Berry's
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