Backstage at the Bolshoi Noting Nureyev’s Cold Reception
The Paris Opera House backstage scene shows Rudolf Nureyev ignored by Bolshoi dancers on final curtain night. Speculation points to lingering ill will from his defection or Soviet police watching the performance, underscoring the gap between world culture and politics.
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Paris Opera House
Russia
Bolshoi Ballet
Rudolf Nureyev
Soviet Union
Nureyyev
Kirov Ballet
Paris
The Cupertino Syndrome and Its Growth Dilemma
Civic boosters praise growth while officials warn that rapid expansion creates headaches. The term Cupertino Syndrome captures the clash as a town swells from 5,664 in 1960 to 16,216 a decade later, reflecting a near fourfold rise and mounting civic strain.
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Chambers of Commerce
Cupertino
California
Association of
Bay Area Governments
Downer Pushers Targeted in City Narcotics Drive
The Bureau of Narcotics launches a citywide drive against downers aiming to curb illegal distribution. Officials stress vigilance and enforcement, citing public safety and health concerns amid ongoing police activity.
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Bureau of Narcotics and
Dargerods Drugs
The UAW Saga and Walter Reuther’s Contested Legacy
A critical view traces the UAW split from AFL-CIO to Walter Reuther’s leadership style. It questions Reuther’s democratic aims and notes Leonard Woodcock’s ascent and rhetoric after Reuther’s death. The piece links the UAW’s activism shift to internal power struggles and media framing.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Fale
Walter Reutner
Afl-Cio
Reutner
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Atlantic
Auto Workers
Miami Beach
Paul Schrade
West Coast
Thnese Marstrch
Reutie
Sehrade
California
New Politics
Florida
New Jersey
Sehnrade
Vietnam
Schrade
Analysis of Vietnam War Outlook and Luft- hansa Freight Service Data
A front desk memo discusses North Vietnam's possible early strikes into the South to capitalize on U S and South Vietnamese strength, with Soviet influence noted. Separately Lufthansa reports its first 12 Atlantic flights carried about 68 7 tons per trip totaling over 8 5 million pounds of cargo.
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United States
Hanoi
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nixon
MosCow
Lufthansa
Atlantic
Wright Brothers
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for mail and motor route delivery. Prices show five cent retail, eighty cent weekly Sunday, and yearly options at three dollars twenty via four payments, with rates for U.S. and outside U.S.A. subscriptions.
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News Journmel, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Hyman
U.S.A
Tax credits the answer for private education debate
The Supreme Court blocks government aid to religious schools citing entanglement fears. Tax credits for school payments face debate as Stanford's Freeman notes possible routes via deductions, while vouchers remain contested and educational pluralism hangs in the balance.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Stanford University
Roger A. Freeman
President's Commission On
Mr. Freeman
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Isabel Paterson
Vietnamese general Giap and Inchon raid compared
An analysis links Giap's Dien Bien Phu tactics to Douglas MacArthur's Inchon landing. It argues Giap seeks to split South Vietnam along a central axis, mirroring the Inchon thrust and its decisive cut through enemy lines.
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Giap
Dienbiendu
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
Korea
Giaw
South Vietnam
Daing Inchon
Welfare reform outcry over punitive bills in Columbus
Letter to the editor condemns General Assembly welfare bills HB 977 1065 1038 960 1013 and 1014 as harmful to the needy and fiscally wasteful. Calls for ending federal aid to education and banning federal court involvement in school operations.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Federal Aid Is Root Of All Evil
Letter to the editor argues that federal funding and property taxes fund public schools improperly. It claims international Socialists seek control of schools and urges transferring control from local boards to Washington bureaucrats, citing two court decisions on property taxes as unconstitutional. The writer condemns court rulings approved by the Supreme Court.
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Richard Nixon
Congress
Supreme Court
America
New World Order
Washington
Supreme
Mothers-In-Law Are Mothers Too
A letter to the editor celebrates mothers-in-law, urging respect and praise for these women. The writer shares personal gratitude toward her own mother-in-law of 22 years and argues that mothers-in-law deserve kindness like mothers.
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