Food exception to civil rights funds for lunch programs
The essay argues for exempting school lunch programs from federal fund cutoffs tied to civil rights compliance. It cites South Carolina districts halting lunches over integration and notes senators Yarborough and McGovern favor relief to feed children. The piece urges amending the law if needed to protect hunger relief.
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Paul Matthias
South Carolina Council On Human Relations
Senate
Matthias
South Carolina
Yarborough
McCarthy Campaign Study Gathers Material for Scholars
Historians and political scientists assemble letters speeches taped interviews clippings from Eugene McCarthy's 1968 bid. They aim to preserve a broad record for scholars and future presidential campaigns.
Nixon First Lady image plans spark White House debate
Marianne Means reports advisers discuss shaping Pat Nixon public image to echo Jacqueline Kennedy and Lady Bird Johnson. They weigh a national role in volunteer work and beautification while acknowledging Mrs Nixon’s caution and independence from heavy pressure.
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White House
Walt Pat Nixon
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Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson
Louis Harris
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and delivery options. Rates include 10 cents for weekday copies, 20 cents for Sundays, 70 cents weekly in-city, and yearly mail options at 21 dollars within trading area and 30 dollars outside, with 38 dollars for outside U S subscribers.
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Butler County Heart Fund Drive Encourages Support
A Sunday appeal highlights public generosity for the Butler County Heart Fund at 35 S. Broad St. Residents are urged to contribute to heart disease research and circulatory health, with emphasis on elderly donors and the life extension benefits of funded research.
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Butler County Heart Fund
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Nixon backs away from abolishing Poverty Office
Joseph Alsop analyzes President Nixon's choice to retain the Office of Economic Opportunity with its Community Action Programs. He argues blackmail and internal graft threaten the program, cites The Brooklyn Militant and Pride Inc. as examples, and predicts investigations and widespread discrediting of Community Action the coming year.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Brooklyn Militant
Brooklyn
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Boston
New York
Pride, Inc
General Accounting Office
Solomon
OEO
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Labor Department
Overuse of racist label dilutes its meaning
William F Buckley Jr argues the term racist is worn thin by frequent misuse. He notes how observers like Nathaniel Glazer and Daniel Moynihan faced accusations and discusses dictionary shifts from primary to associated meanings, warning that broad labeling erodes the term and harms discourse.
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Nathaniel Glazer
Calum
Daniel Moynihan
White House
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Jean- Jacques Rousseau
John Stuart Mill
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jack
Lassen Peak: The only active U.S. volcano besides Alaska and Hawaii
The text notes Lassen Peak in California as the only active volcano in the United States outside Alaska and Hawaii. It also mentions the Golden Rule quote from the Bible, the frigate bird’s fighting power, Luzon as the Philippines’ largest island, Idaho meaning sunup in Shoshoni, and Costa Rica’s army abolition in 1950.
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Hawaii
Alaska
Lassen Peak
California
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