Chicago school case cited restraint in desegregation
The piece notes political friction over Chicago school funds and desegregation tactics. It cites Francis Keppel cutting 30 million in federal aid, possible presidential reversal, and calls for restraint and informed misperceptions in Civil Rights Act enforcement. Chicago superintendent Benjamin Willis expresses surprise at the cutoff amid pushback from local officials and activists.
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U.S
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Johnson
Illinois
Benjamin C. Willis
Kennel Amacently
Albert Rah
Council of Community Organizations
America
Responsibility trend threatens national discipline says Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal warns a growing irresponsibility across arts education and law undermines responsibility in government and society. It cautions that without accountability anarchy could follow, yet notes the nation has not reached that point. The writer laments high school football culture favoring sons on teams over other values.
Louisiana Moderates Rise As Edwards Wins Louisiana Primary
In Crowley Louisiana Edwin Edwards a moderate Democrat won the Seventh District primary runoff for U S Congress over Gary Tyler. The result signals a shift toward moderates over extremists though the general election remains and future outcomes are uncertain.
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Crowley
United States
Seventh
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
U. S
Edwards
Tyler
De Gaulle Plans U S Visit After Pope's NYC Success
President Charles de Gaulle schedules a rapid U S tour beginning at Kennedy Airport. The French leader, inspired by Pope John Paul II’s reception, aims to address finance at the Federal Reserve, meet Dean Rusk, address the United Nations, and visit New York landmarks before ending with a departure to Paris.
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Indonesia Crisis Shapes Global Balance as PKI Stumbles
Washington weighs the PKI’s role in an attempted coup in Indonesia. The army blocked the move, saving Southeast Asia from a Chinese influence pivot. If the army holds, the West avoids a major regional crisis and Beijing’s reach is checked.
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Silawangi
Yani
Sukarno
UN praised yet flawed in Tully column on world order
Andrew Tully argues the United Nations remains a flawed, self serving body despite Pope Paul VI's UN appearance. He critiques the UN's allegiances and questions global peace prospects while noting the US often acts in its own interest.
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New York Times
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United Nations
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Cambridge
Fight over who holds atomic energy secrets reaches House floor
In Washington a clash erupts over granting Congress control of atomic energy secrets. The House military committee rejects the plan, but Rep. Elston of Ohio vows to push the measure to the floor next week. Austin hosts the State Aeronautics Commission meeting to name an executive director with Al Buchanan chairing the group. Parker Prouty of Lubbock and Henry Ayres of Paris serve on the panel. Houston reports Phillips Petroleum No. 2 Fanny Schoepps well plugged and abandoned at 16665 feet in Grimes County, the deepest well to date.
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State Aeronautics Commission
al Buchanan
San Antonio
Part
Parker F. Prouty
Lubbock
Henry Ayres
Paris
Houston
Phillips Petroleum
Fanny Schoepps
Millican
Grimes County
Offhand Thoughts Overheard on Civilizaton Gap
A witty remark notes Helivers as so isolated that a new family moving nearby is seen as a population explosion highlighting their remote status. The quip underscores a sense of distance from wider society and a humorous take on population growth perceptions.
Inflation Unmasked as Truth in Cost of Living
Henry J. Taylor argues inflation is masked by changed cost of living metrics and government accounting. He cites higher prices, rising Social Security taxes, heavy regulation, and a bloated tax apparatus as drivers of a 25 cent per dollar value by 8 years, urging thrift and fiscal restraint.
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University of Michigan
Washington
Johnson
Budget Reform Move Aims at Joint Finance Committee
The Texas Legislative Budget Board backs a staff study on creating a joint Senate House finance committee to handle the general biennial appropriations bill. It could streamline budget requests from the governor and state entities, reduce reliance on conference committees, and curb last minute bill rewrites. Veterans in the legislature may resist, but the study is labeled top priority.
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University of Maryland
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Senate House Economic Committee
Johnson
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United States
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Texas
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San Angelo
Dear Turnrow Turner: Cantaloupe Acre Yield and Parking Woes
The writer jokes about cantaloupe yields per acre and mocks the War on Poverty. He laments churchgoers ignoring parking rules near a church on Sundays while noting harsher treatment at a pool hall on weekends. He concludes righteousness has its rewards.
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