Lyndon Johnson School of Public Affairs at UT opens in 1970
Dr. William B Livingston explains the Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas will offer a two year master degree program aimed at a generally responsible education for people entering all phases of public service. Admission will be selective and Johnson may teach part time while not heading a dean.
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Austin
Tex
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Livingston
Johnzon
Johnson
University of Texas Government Department
Dogs defend home as thieves steal appliances
Sidney Foye of Sun Prairie reported to Dane County authorities that burglars entered his rural home and took a food freezer a refrigerator and a vacuum cleaner. The items were padded with bedding from a bedroom where two watchdogs were kept. When police arrived the dogs blocked access untilFoye summoned them away.
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Madison, Wis
Sidney Foye
Sun Prairie
Dane County
Foye
Muskie Begins Early Campaign Banquet Blitz for 1972
Sen. Edmund Muskie launches a meat and potatoes banquet tour, starting in Dallas and Fort Worth and planned to run through 12 states by March with stops in Japan and England. He says no decision yet on 1972 presidential bid, but probes winds, tests local Democrats, and weighs Senate priorities against national effort.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Nixon
White House
Dallas
Fort Worth
Japan
England
Maine
Muskie
Senate
Dole Proposes Higher Earnings Limit for Social Security
In Washington AP report Senator Dole and co sponsors push a bill to let Social Security recipients earn 200 more dollars monthly without losing benefits. The act would raise the annual earnings cap from 1680 to 2400, aiming to boost seniors independence and societal contribution.
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Washington
U.S. House
Dole
Learn About Sex From Open Talk Not Secrecy
Temple University psychiatrist Dr. O Spurgeon English says parents hide sex education and then criticize when children learn on their own. He argues sex is natural and should be discussed openly to prevent later trouble and unsatisfying lives. He urges men ages 16 to 70 to rethink sex and seek decent sources.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
O. Spurgeon English
Tuesaday
English
Guaranteed Minimum Wage Of 2 Urban League Asks For Drastic Measures
The National Urban League urged President Nixon to replace public welfare with a universal income and to fix a $2 per hour minimum wage tied to living costs for all workers. The report, titled A Call to Action, cites racial gaps in unemployment and income, and lays out a broad program spanning inflation, manpower, rural development, welfare reform, education, housing, health, and policing.
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New York
The
National Urban League
Nixon
America
League
Urban League Report
Tennessee Valley Authority
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
White House
Stalling in Sirhan Case Delays Jury Seating
Los Angeles AP defense and prosecution in the Sirhan Sirhan murder trial maneuver in court as peremptory challenges delay juror seating into a third week. The panel shifts include Helen Woodworth replaced by Geraldine Scherer, with defense accepting the jury before changes. Judge Walker excused a juror who opposed capital punishment.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Helen L. Woodworth
Geraldine Scherer
Whittier
Grant B. Cooper
Scherer
Herbert V. Walker
Domini can Republic Agriculture Focuses on Sugar
The sugar crop dominates Domini can Republic farming with cacao, coffee, rice, tobacco and bananas also grown.
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Dominican Republic
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