State Board Boosts Ohio School District Consolidation
Ohio moves to aid district reorganization with a new Education Department division. With 686 districts as of Jan 3, a net decline from 712 last year, proponents argue larger districts improve efficiency and variety while opponents fear loss of community identity. The nation also questions rural schooling costs and quality.
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Germany blamed for World War I by Fritz Fischer study
The article reviews Fritz Fischer's book arguing Germany's military class and industrials drove the war for a “place in the sun.” It downplays Kaiser Wilhelm II as a puppet and suggests Versailles might be less harsh if Germany bore primary responsibility. Jeremiah cites a biblical line.
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Sihanouk’s shift away from Red China alarms U S officials
New York Times inquiries reveal Prince Norodom Sihanouk fears Red China and leans toward the United States. A Bangkok comment by Thenat Khoman and a chilling Chou En-Lai threat pushed Sihanouk toward greater Western openness, despite past pro Chinese ties and U S aid withdrawal in 1965.
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Russia would profit from prolonged Vietnam war says Chamberlain
John Chamberlain argues Moscow benefits from extended U S involvement in Southeast Asia. He contends the Soviet Union gains as long as the dollar weakens and gold reserves are preserved, using Vietnam to strain U S economy and balance of payments while keeping Western markets open for future expansion.
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Peacemaking doubt grows as Hanoi hints at disengagement
The piece argues peace prospects hinge on worsening North Vietnam burdens to force a Soviet Chinese split. It notes Ho Chi Minh may seek disengagement if bombing proves effective, while Red China’s weak coal and industry strain aid. It warns Moscow would seek table gains like a late war entry.
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Press conference insights reveal Lukens grind and seven day workweek
The workshop with Congressman Donald E. Lukens shows a relentless schedule and near constant contact with staff and the public. Lukens describes a 12 hour day pace, six daily street interruptions, and phone calls at all hours, noting higher office means more work.
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Wallace third party bid looms large in 1968 election
Joseph Alsop argues Gov. George Wallace will be a decisive third party factor in 1968, with California and Louisiana boosts. Wallace’s stance threatens to shift Southern electoral votes and influence Republican choices, potentially aiding Johnson if Nixon or Reagan fail.
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