Neighborhoods Then and Now in American Segregation
An editorial reflecting on enduring neighborhood segregation from the Pilgrims era to modern suburbs. It discusses how Americans self-segregate, notes the Supreme Court’s recent challenge to federal housing programs promoting segregation, and ends with a reference to ongoing racial division in housing.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Suburbia Housing Bias Court Ruling Sparks Debate
Chicago residents confined to ghetto areas by federal housing projects face a ruling that bias found by the court can force low income housing into suburbs. Critics warn residents will relocate anyway, likening people to water seeking their level despite court orders.
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Chicago
The Wrong Scapegoats on Draft Reform
The Defense Manpower Commission after a 24 year study costs $2.4 million and urges annual registration and standby draft machinery amid threats to the nation. Critics say the all volunteer armed forces with National Guard and Reserve backing failed to attract youth due to neglect and poor leadership.
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Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
National Guard
Burning tongue prompts doctor letter to Thosteson
A reader writes to Dear Dr Thosteson describing persistent burning in the tongue that worsens with denture wear and feels as if touching sandpaper. The writer seeks guidance on diagnosis and relief.
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Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
Thesteson
Sore tongue and allergic sources in daily diet
Reader outlines recurring mouth sores and tongue irritation tied to possible allergies. Advice cites foods in a C category including condiments chocolate cola corn salad dressings vinegar fruits vegetables toothpaste and denture materials. Recommends eliminating items one by one under doctor's guidance and notes possible stomach acid deficiency as a comorbidity.
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S.E
Claude Frazier
Television Log Dense with Daytime and Primetime Lineup
A comprehensive TV schedule fragment lists numerous shows and time slots across 5 13 27 channels. It includes Sesame Street News Zoom Family Affair and many classic programs like Bonanza, Sanford and Son, Mary Tyler Moore, Gunsmoke, Masterpiece Theatre, Night Gallery, and Washington Week In Review, reflecting a wide era variety.
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Zoom
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USM
Andy Griffith
America
Wild Kingdom
Beverly Hillbiiiles
Bonny and Marie
Sanford and Son
Sara
Washington Week
the Practice
Wall Street
Masterpiece Theatre
Austin City Limits
Tennyson
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil Report
Happy Home Mechanic
Wally’s Workshop
Sportsman's Friend
Sergeant Preston
Formby’s Antique Workshop
Hee Haw
Lawrence Welk
Serpico
Mary Tyler Moore
Novaz
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
Birds
Moyie
Moovie
Groucho
Night Gallery
Harry S. Truman
Garner Ted Armstrong
NBA
Eckankar
Joe Hughes
Tennis » 0052 Movie ,“iThat Kind of Woman (Bw); 4, Bobby Vinton
Marjorie Morningstar
Water World
Grandstand
Nashvile
Third Testament
Andy Hardy
Crockett
Victory Garden
Don Adams
Sonny and Cher
Nova
David Niven
McCloud
Kojak
Red Gap
Time Square
Ironside
CBS Reports
News
FBI
Ben Adams
Movle
Charlie Chan
Target
Supreme Court ruling on dispersing Chicago public housing
The decision allows federal courts to require Chicago and HUD to draft a metropolitan housing plan distributing new public housing across the area. Analysts differ on scope and impact, with fall arguments over Arlington Heights zoning and the broader reach of HUD power. HUD funds and procedures, past cases, and local resistance shape potential outcomes for suburbs and minorities.
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G. David Wallace
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Arlington Heights
Dorothy Gautreaux
Chicago Housing Authority
Gautreaux
District Court
Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Lower Court
Edward Rutledge
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Martin Sloane
National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing
Arthur Gang
Jerome G. Rose
Rutgers University
Rose
Sloane
Arlington
A. Rose
Detroit
Mary Hartman Actress Louise Lasser Faces NYC Press
AP Television Writer reports Louise Lasser in New York for an informal press reception about Mary Hartman Mary Hartman. She discusses show input, season length, and potential renewal while fielding photographers questions and lingering on fusion of character and actor.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Mary Hartman
Louise Lasser
Miss Lasser
Mary
Fun City
Ambassador
Norman Lear
TV People
WNEW
Wheat Growers Warn on Overproduction in 1976
The National Association of Wheat Growers warns farmers to restrain production amid a potential record grain harvest. It urges balance through reduced costs and soil conservation, arguing inflation and high production costs limit effective farm programs. The AP dispatch frames the advisory in response to a recent Agriculture Department report.
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Don Kendall
Washington
National Association of Wheat Growers
Association
Agriculture Department
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