Ribicoff Blasts Northern Hypocrisy On Desegregation
The senator accuses Northern Liberals of ignoring their own segregated conditions while criticizing the South. He backs an education bill adding uniform standards and argues de facto segregation matters as much as de jure. He warns the North risks political poisons if it avoids honesty about local conditions.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
Ribicoff
John C. Stennis
Connecticut
North
Race Problem In Britain Involving Ranjan Vaid And Quotas
The article discusses Britain’s race problem sparked by Ranjan Vaid an Indian British citizen who faced immigration quota restrictions and temporary three month status. It notes fear of more colored arrivals affecting jobs and relations and questions the logic of shunning exceptions to protect race harmony.
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Ranjan Vaid
Britain
Miss Vaid
Pillar
Government loans feud shows college aid risks and costs
Milton Friedman warned government programs distort outcomes. The USAF created guaranteed student loans with banks and colleges, expanding access but drawing in loans under the 1965 Higher Education Act. Banks and colleges faced subsidies and higher interest, while future costs to taxpayers rose beyond one billion dollars annually.
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Indianapolis
John Birch Society
United Student Aid Funds, Inc
United
USAF
Allen D. Marshall
General Dynamics
Uncle Sam
Higher Education
Gresham
Congressional Committee
Marshall
The hope and peril of youth in a divided nation
The speaker argues that youth hold the future of the country and world but warns that many youth embrace drugs and destructive paths. They condemn a few while affirming many good young people united across races and beliefs must seek education and responsible action to save freedom and love.
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Tion
Hitler
Napoleon
Hannibal
Nixon Riding High as Bipartisan Shifts Shape Congress
Joseph Alsop analyzes a new congressional mood under President Nixon with Republicans rallying behind him. Scott backs Carswell after Haynsworth, liberal Democrats weakened by Southern defections, Kennedy's televised message omits Vietnam and civil rights, while anti inflation fears loom and Nixon strategic advantage grows amid wary opponents.
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Congress
Senate
Sen
Scott
Nelsona A. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Clement Haynsworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Haynsworth
Carswell
Nixon
Congressional Democrats
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday pricing for in city mail and motor route delivery. Rates include 70 cents weekly in-city, 21 dollars yearly seven days by mail in trading area, 30 dollars outside trading area, and 38 dollars outside the U S yearly.
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The
News Journal Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Dissension Hurts Children in Middletown Letter
A Middletown reader argues adults must unite for the sake of children’s education and a peaceful community. The letter cites Lincoln’s ethic, calls for justice and harmony in the school system and homes, and critiques racial bias and fairness in trials and governance.
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Middletown
Injustice in Robert Marshall Case Draws Reader Letter
Francis J. Ditmyer argues against racial bias in the Marshall trial. He contends a white jury and witness lies led to a fatal miscarriage of justice and urges truth from those present at the scene. He warns that murder is a serious offense and appeals to divine justice.
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Amercia
Marshall
Klu Klux Klan
South
Ohio State
Mansfield
South End
Robert Marshall
Chester
Francis J. Ditmyer
Arnold Drive
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Milton Friedman
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Fulbright
McNamara
Morse
Humphrey
Rusk
de Gaulle
Joseph Alsop
Washington
Admiral Halsey
Hiss
Hugh Scott
Times
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen. Kennedy
Vietnam
Liberal Democrats
the Journal
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Lincoln
Taft
McKinley
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Kunz
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