Dual Education System Persists Amid funding Gaps
In the South public Negro colleges struggle to expand as federal funds favor white institutions. The AP finds white schools win land grant money by wide margins while black colleges face limited funding and eroding parity. Alabama A&M and UT TSU battles over campus expansion illustrate ongoing dual-system tensions and calls for merger or partnerships.
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Southern States
Associated Press
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Montgomery
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
Tennessee
Nixon
Henry Ponder
Alabama A & M
U.S. Dist
Frank Gray Jr
University of Tennessee
Tennessee State University
UT Nashville
George E. Barrett
Barrett
TSU
John K
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University of Alabama-Huntsville
UAH
Alabama A&m
Ponder
A&m
Auburn University
Auburn
Alabama State
Levi Watkins
Scott Faces Another Emmy Nomination in The Price
Hollywood AP reports George C. Scott, who dislikes awards, has been nominated for an Emmy for The Price. Also named were Jack Cassidy, Hal Holbrook, Richard Widmark, and Gig Young. The Andersonville Trial directed by Scott also earns a nomination as outstanding single program of 1970 71 season.
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George C. Scott
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Scott Monday
Jack Cassidy
Hal Holbrook
Richard Widmark
Gig Young
Scott
Hamlet
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Tim O’reilly
Rod Serling
Night Gallery
Richard Chamberlain
Mary Tyler Moore
Bigot
Arnie
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Marcus Welby
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N.E.T. Playhouse
Raymond Burr
Ironside
Mike Connors
Mannix
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Robert Young
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Linda Cristal
High Chaparral
Susan Hampshire
the First Churchills
Peggy Lipton
Mod Squad
Ted Bessell
Bill Bixby
Eddie
Jack Klugman
Tony Randall
Rise in 1971 paper and board exports expected
NEW YORK AP reports industry exports of paper and board in 1971 are seen rising about 5 percent to 3 million tons, valued at 580 million dollars. A. B. Dick Company of Chicago provides the figures. Imports are forecast to climb 2 percent to 7.7 million tons, worth 1.1 billion dollars.
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New York
A. B. Dick Company of
Chicago
Nixon policy spokesmen to address Newspaper Farm Editors
Washington AP reports two top Nixon administration spokesmen will speak at the Newspaper Farm Editors of America spring meeting April 19 20. Agriculture Secretary Clifford M Hardin meets editors Monday with a Q A on farm policy. Senator Robert J Dole will headline the banquet discussing GOP farm strategy for 1972. Other speakers include Undersecretary J Phil Campbell Glen Weir palmby Ahlgren Whitten Jaenke and Hekman Frick. A separate Farmers Home Administration official told of rising U S farm exports to the European Common Market in 1970 totaling 1 56 billion with soybeans leading at 409 million and major gains in feed grains wheat rice and cotton.
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Washington
Farm Editors of America
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
National Republican
Hardin
Agriculture Department
Dole
Senate Agriculture Committee
J. Phil Campbell
Glen Weir
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
U.S
Clarence D. Palmby
Henry L. Ahlgren
Jamie L. Whitten
D-Miss
Edwin A. Jaenke
Farm Credit Administration
James V. Smith
Farmers Home Administration
Edward Hekman
Food and Nutrition Service
Kenneth E. Frick
Foreign Agricultural Service
Major Stock Exchanges Weigh Consolidation Plan
New York and American Stock exchanges near a decision on a plan to form an independent Securities Industry Automation Corp. to consolidate operations. Amex president suggests no imminent merger. CCS electronic clearing already handles transfers, with 600 million shares valued at about $25 billion on deposit.
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NEW York
American Stock Exchanges
Securities Industry Automation Corp
NYSE
Amex
Ralph S. Saul
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
CC5
CCS
New York Exchange
Pacific Coast
London
Tokyo
Inflation alert eyes wage and price moves in steel
Washington AP coverage notes Nixon may reveal readiness to address wage and price hikes, focusing on steel industry demands of 32 percent over three years. A steel strike could hurt the economy, while tax-cut plans face opposition from Heller and Nader groups.
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Washington
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Walter W. Heller
John F. Kennedy
Heller
Ralph Nader
Taxation With
Judge Harris praises DC baseball ties at dinner
Washington District of Columbia Superior Court Judge Stanley S. Harris, son of former Senators manager Bucky Harris, made a witty round at the Washington Baseball Writers dinner. He noted his connections to Senators owner James Lemon and AG John Mitchell’s circles and wondered why his father isn’t in the Hall of Fame.
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District of Columbia Superior Court
Stanley S. Harris
Washington Baseball Writers
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
John McGraw
Giants
Bob Short
Senators
Harris
Martha Mitchell
John Mitchell
James H. Lemon
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