Africa Faces Risk of Prolonged Conflict as Vietnam Analogy Grows
The article compares Africa's risk of long regional conflict to Vietnamization, noting entwined internal and external rivalries. Western powers in Paris weigh urgent action for Zaire while fearing long-term instability across the continent amid external proxies and shifting fronts.
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Paris
Cassandra
Africa
Vietnam
Indochina
Zaire
France
Belgium
Britain
Germany
United States
Morocco
Shaba
Gulf of Tonkin
Should the strap be used in Alberta schools discussed
An interview with Mac Kryzanowski of the Alberta Teachers Association explores whether corporal punishment via the strap should be allowed in Alberta schools Calgary boards vary policies Calgary Public Schools ban it while others permit it with strict rules He stresses discretion fairness and parental involvement and notes suspension is ineffective without support from home The piece highlights urban rural contrasts and urges a needed approach to discipline soon
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United States
Zaire
Africa
Mobutu Sese Seko
Mac Kryzanowski
Alberta Teachers’ Association
Alberta
Kryzanowski
Calgary
Calgary Board of Education
Krysanowski
Edmonton
Irvine
Medicine Hat
Mug view of Canada and Robertson on Trudeau policy
Charles Lynch surveys Gordon Robertson advisor to Prime Minister Trudeau. Robertson argues English speakers risk losing loyalty to a unified Canada without strong central services. He lauds Medicare unemployment insurance and equalization while warning English Canada to change or face disunity.
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Ottawa
Canada
Trudeau
Gordon Robertson
Robertson
Eugene Forsey
Keith Spicer
Royal Society of Canada
Nova
Quebec
Fathers of Confederation
Simon Bolivar
Woman Upends Factory Norms in Title VII Era
A New York Times piece reports on the push to integrate women into traditionally male workforces under Title VII. It notes male backlash, misapplied job classifications, and union arbitration outcomes as firms struggle to align practices with equal employment laws.
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Rutgers University Graduate School of Business Administration
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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