Paternalism in Indian Education Highlighted by Mrs Harris
An editorial highlights U S government schooling of Indian children as paternalistic and alienating. Mrs Fred R Harris wife of Oklahoma senator and part Comanche urges modernized education aligning with 20th century psychology and sociology, noting long practice of removing children from families and sending Alaska youths to Oklahoma schools.
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U.S
Redbook Magazine
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Alaska
Powell Eyes Another Run Despite Harlem Critics
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. declared he will seek re election if his health allows despite Harlem politicians’ attacks over absenteeism. Tests showed him in perfect health clearing the path for a 1970 campaign. The piece closes with a biblical quote from Matthew 6:5.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Harlem
Patterns in U S politics across民主 eras
John P Roche argues that in the 20th century Democrats faced wars and crises after winning on domestic reform, while Republicans bore blame for economic woes. He notes public opinion polls showing Republicans seen as economy menaces and Democrats as prone to international trouble, shaping presidential votes.
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Woodrow Wilson
F.D.R
John Kennedy
Harry
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Hughes
Wilson
Dewey
South Korea
Truman
White House
al Smith
Hoover
G.O.P
Price Controls Won't Work Says Buckley Jr
William F Buckley Jr argues price and wage controls fail in a dynamic economy and warn of inflation from General Electric wage demands. He says controls stifle flexibility, invite black markets, and would not solve labor disputes or broader economic woes.
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General Electric
City of New York
Transport Workers Union
Westinghouse
United States
England
Jones VI
Counting House
Jones
Russia
SALT talks seen against Soviet economic lag and aims
Pravda hints at Soviet industrial lag while Radio Liberty highlights chronic shortages and high prices. Moscow faces consumer woes and stalled targets for steel, power, fuel, and cars as U S SALT delegation weighs strength over weakness amid Sino Soviet tension.
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Pravda
Moscow
U. S
Radio Liberty
Institute For the Study
Middletown Journal subscription rates and history
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including daily 10 cent copies and Sunday 20 cent copies. It notes mail rates of 21.00 yearly in trading area and 30.00 outside, with 38.00 outside the USA, and mentions its 1857 founding.
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USA
Oldest Ohio residents and a light on wording
In Plain Words notes a staff quarrel over vocabulary and a humorous tale about hydrochloric acid. It also highlights Theo May, 109, as a likely state second oldest, and identifies 114 year old Rev Mary Silver in Springfield as oldest, with a 105 year old Lancaster woman among other centenarians.
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Jim Friend
Journal
Gene Saylor
Saylor
Inland Printer
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Department of Commerce
Theo
Theophilus May
Ohio
Rose Papier
Ohio Mental Hygiene Division
Columbus
Mary E. Silver
E. Clifton Ave
Springfield
North Carolina
Zion Holiness Church
May
Dent blocks Southern vote survey amid civil rights glare
Marianne Means reports that Harry Dent blocks a proposed U S Civil Rights Commission survey to tally Southern Negro voter registration since 1965. The plan, costing about 750000, aims to measure disenfranchisement across 10 Southern states and parts of California and Texas, with an eye to completing after the November 1970 election.
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Washington
White House
Harry Dent
U. S.S. Commission On Civil Rights
South
Mitchell
Lance Tarrance Jr
Census Bureau
Dent
U. S. Civil Service Commission
California
Texas
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Gromyko
China
Komsomolskaya
Yalta
Potsdam
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