End of a Tour Reflections on Black Leadership and Racism
Journalist William F. Byckley Jr reflects on a tour through major cities including Cleveland Detroit Chicago San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Atlanta and Washington. He critiques black leadership, police relations, and the concept of democratic participation while praising the cultural achievement and resilience of Black communities. He argues for stronger authority, responsible self expression, and pro development economic policies.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angels
Atlanta
Washington
Whitney Young
Patrick Moynihan
Richard Nixon
Black Students Union of
Roy Wilkins
Bayard Rustin
Ivy League
William F. Byckley Jr
Search for Peace Remains After D Day Reflections
The piece laments ongoing wars from D Day to Vietnam, urging a shift from defense to peace. It recalls Memorial Day remembrances for fallen soldiers, questions the wisdom of war, and warns time may be running out for humanity. It cites Eisenhower's Allied landings, the cost in lives, and the need for peace efforts amid fears of atomic war.
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France
D-Day
Eisenhower
Omaha Beach
Department of Peace
Defense Department
Hitler
Lawrence County
Europe
Vietnam
Middle East
Biafra
Dream of a united Europe panel at Overseas Press Club
The American Institute on Problems of European Unity hosted Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi in New York to discuss a United States of Europe. Panelists debated a federation and Western Europe defense, while critics warned of youthful idealism and the drawbacks of NATO expansion and pacifism.
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Overseas Press Club
New York City
United States of Europe
Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi
Count Coudenhove - Kalergi
Joe Stalin
General Patton
Prague
Berlin
Soviet
Yalta Ail
Europe
Common Market
Parliament of Europe
Strasbourg
Count Coudenhoye- Kalergis
France
Pompidou
Poher
NATO
Britain
United States
Western
Czechoslovakia
Western Europe
Atlantic
Coudenhove-Kalergi
Carlos Stoetzer
Fordham University
Edna Kelly
U. S
House of Representatives, Foreign Affairs Committee
Edward Lilly
St. John’s University
West
Hitler Dugend
England
U.S
Lilly
Coudenhove Kalergi
Nixon action praised on postmaster patronage reform
Aiken L.L.C. commends President Nixon for removing postmaster and rural mail carrier appointments from patronage. The move tightens political plum distribution, asserting it should serve the people rather than party interests.
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Aiken
Ll.c
Standard and Review
Nixon
Bahar Renter at Tomer An t Ned Rent Webnar
Fragmentary OCR offers unclear names and events. Readable items hint at rental or meeting notes involving Bahar Renter and Tomer An t Ned Rent Webnar. No clear dates, places, or organizations present.
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Bahar
Renter
Dt Tomer Ant Ned Rent Webnar Treader
Ghetto Grapevine and the Nixon Labor Plan
Washington Pere examines Secretary of Labor George Schultz and his ghetto outreach idea dubbed Ghetto Grapevine. He envisions gossip driven job information for urban slums, noting high Black youth unemployment around 20 percent and questioning reliance on formal notices. He weighs feasible, unobjectionable approaches versus old New Deal style relief, and warns unions would resist large scale programs.
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George Schultz
Labor
Nixon
Agnew
Romney
Volpe
Hickel
Schultz
Darktown
Schultz Labor Department
White House
Working Brotherhood
Labor Department
Great Society
Peace Corps
Salvation Army
Nixonites
Illness brings thanks to caring readers
Mrs Mamie Ryan Bleakley from Bleakley Building 15 N Jefferson St writes to The News praising the many friends who sent cards flowers gifts and visits during illness. She expresses gratitude for the community support and blesses all who cared.
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the News
Morith
Mamie Ryan Bleakley
N. Jefferson St
Campaign ethics push for affidavits amid smear accusations
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee cites an 81 percent victory rate for valid complaint cases and an 87 percent loss for invalid smear charges. It calls for more safeguards including affidavits from both candidates, urging fair rules to help voters judge issues and elect capable leaders. It cites a biblical proverb about righteous rulers.
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Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Budget battle in Harrisburg rages over Shafer tax plan
The piece notes Governor Shafer pushes for new taxes while Democrats resist a Republican budget, amid warnings of service cuts in Lawrence County and a flood of administration releases. Analysts forecast a tax mix beyond income tax, with political maneuvering ahead of next year’s gubernatorial race.
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Harrisburg
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
GOP
Lawrence County
House
Senate
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