Integration Is Working In Southern Schools
A HEW study based on talks with about 1,200 students teachers administrators and parents in five Southern States finds that racial integration has worked better than feared. It notes a minority of white parents worry about standards but shows white students learning not to have declined significantly while Negro students gain better education. Only 20 of 204 white teachers felt progress slowed.
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Woodstock crowd proves appearances can be misleading
The Woodstock gathering drew about 400 000 youths who produced no major trouble. Despite raffish dress and long hair the crowd largely kept peace with minimal police friction, though drug use was noted. The piece argues against judging by appearances and cites a biblical line for perspective.
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Israel Defends Borders Amid Shared Kibbutz Life
Joseph Alsop reports from Tiberias on kibbutz life under threat, noting a vast underground shelter and armored tractors. He quotes Gen. Haim Barlov on eastern frontier risks and describes Fatah incursions and the impact on Jordanian villages across the Jordan River.
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Stans Faces Image Crisis in Commerce Department
Secret memo prompts scrutiny of Edward Stans as Commerce Department public image falters. Officials say morale is zero, with Stans failing to engage staff and recruit top aides. Critics recall weak influence and a stalled black capitalism push despite Nixon era promise.
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Fulbright Contempt Sparks Liberal Backlash Over Meany Clash
The author criticizes Senator Fulbright for attacks on AFL CIO leader George Meany and alleged CIA ties. He argues war policy should not dictate liberal orthodoxy and cites Arkansas voting patterns and past political reflexes as context.
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Man battles hornet nest with wet suit and fire
Dorset Drive resident Perry Grier fought a hornet nest behind his home using a skin diving wetsuit, screen hat veil, rubber boots, matches, and insecticide. The nest split and survived, with hundreds of hornets rebuilding by the next day, prompting him to plan a simpler weapon for next time.
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Cruelty in Space Monkey Mission Sparks Debate
Paul Harvey laments the Benny space monkey tragedy and condemns animal testing. He questions the cost, condemns needless suffering, and urges using only bred animals for necessary research while stressing ethical concerns about humanity and progress. He cites autopsy findings and calls for restraint.
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