Credit Protection Bill Deserves Consideration
Rep Clement Zablocki proposes giving consumers the right to view credit reports from rating agencies and correct errors. The measure aims to prevent financial loss and embarrassment from faulty or malicious reports as credit use rises in daily life and major purchases.
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Substituting Terms for Negro Reflects Racial Sensitivity
An opinion piece argues that even the term Negro is becoming outmoded as Black Power leaders reject it as a slave word. It notes debate over alternatives such as Afro American and urges respectful self-definition by African Americans.
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Yorty lashes back at senators over Watts clash
Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Angeles defends his stance after Senate leaders Ribicoff and Kennedy condemned the Watts uprising. The piece notes the broader tension as migration intensifies and previews steps by City Hall, Ford, and Watts volunteers to curb unrest.
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Census snooping sparks reform call from Rep Betts
A 1970 census plan faces bipartisan criticism over privacy as Rep Betts Ohio Republican pushes to limit questions to seven core items with voluntary forms for nonessential queries. The piece argues the constitution allows a decennial census for apportionment and urges readers to contact their congressman.
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Britain Turns To Racism Debate Over Kenya Indians Rights
William F Buckley Jr analyzes London's immigration politics as Kenya Indians face second class status after Kenyatta era promises. Parliament backs restrictive measures amid fears of unemployment, while opponents liken bill to Oriental Exclusion Acts and stress skilled Indian workers.
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British observer seeks simple answers to baseball terms
A humorous exchange explains baseball concepts to a British friend. The Brit questions home run, bowler, walk, foul, and strikes while the American narrates with atomized clarifications, noting how spring training and other terms differ from cricket and rounders. The piece ends with a grim punchline about choosing a pistol over a martini.
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