McGovern Finds Armageddon in Louisville Busing Fight
George McGovern rips racial busing at the Democratic Issues Convention in Louisville warning a party split. He places busing at the center of his moral test, threatens to back Wallace or Jackson if they back away, and says the party must not sell its soul on busing.
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George McGovern
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Robert Strauss
White House
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Harvey I. Sloane
McGovern
John Brown
Miami
George Wallace
Wallace
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Washington
Sen. Jackson
Gallup
Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
America
Vietnam
Toacher
Levi Calls Crime Measures Tougher to Curb Uprisings
Attorney General Edward H. Levi warns the 1974 crime rate surge demands stronger penalties and enforcement to deter crime. He notes only two in ten serious crimes result in jail, urging minimum sentences and a tougher justice system to curb future increases. The piece also references Spain’s transition after Franco and a biblical quote as closing reflection.
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Edward H. Levi
America
Levi
Untouchables and Americans share social untouchability
Phyllis Battelle notes that the caste idea taught in schools echoes in the United States where Americans, not just India’s untouchables, remain divided by unseen social barriers. The piece argues Americans often ignore these divides while upholding distant hierarchies.
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New York
India
Purdue University
Modern touch boosts ego says Purdue spokesman
Purdue spokesman Charles J. Leslie argues the impersonal modern world renders people untouchable yet sociological tests show even a light touch from another person improves mood and self perception, with touches from strangers boosting the touchee's ego.
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Purdue
Charles J. Leslie
Harding Jones Paper Co to Reopen Franklin Mills
Thomas J. Jones buys the Harding and Alpha Mills from American Writing Paper Co for 214000 dollars plus 250000 for water rights. The Franklin mill will be remodeled at 1.5 million, with a new 150000 pound daily paper machine, employing about 500 when fully running. The site forms Harding Jones Paper Co capitalized at 2 million, marketing Correct Bond and Howard Bond.
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Thomas J. Jones
Maxwell Howard
Dayton Paper Manufacturer
American Writing Paper Co
Franklin and Excello
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Maxwell Paper Co
Howard
Howard Paper Co
Urbana
Aetna Paper Co
Dayton
Correct Bond
Howard Bond
Franklin Mill
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Harding Paper Co
Excello
Middletown
Franklin Writing
Friend
R.A. Jones
Harding-Jones Paper Co
Amanda
Thomas A. Jones
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