World urged to fund Bengali refugee relief and end East Pakistan terror
Angier Biddle Duke warns the Bengali crisis threatens world peace and calls for an immediate global relief effort. The IRC reports verify atrocities as six million displaced flee into India, with India strained and West Pakistan funding ongoing. The piece urges targeted aid to refugee professionals to sustain Bengali survival.
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Eco Backlash Warned By EPA Chief At Audubon Meet
William D. Ruckleshaus warned against eco extremism at the National Audubon Society convention stressing credibility risks for environmental reformers. He noted phosphate detergent bans may not halt lake aging, citing mixed science and FTC scrutiny on labeling.
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Glib remarks ignite bar banter in New York column
In a brisk AP column from New York, Hal Boyer strings together quick snippets of dialogue from a bar scene. The talk ranges from flirting and loans to wagers and a mayoral hat pledge, with fate and money popping up in casual exchanges. The tone mimics street talk and urban irony.
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Teacher surplus debated as job market tightens
Washington report flags a complex teacher surplus narrative with rising unemployment, budget cuts, and shrinking enrollments. NEA cites a 58 percent rise in professional unemployment, budget pressures, and a need for 500 000 more teachers to reduce class sizes by 1975, plus additional staffing in early childhood and special education.
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Thomson Plans Bright Orange Yellow Stripes for Capitol Walls
Wyoming Secretary of State Thyra Thomson proposed painting the capitol office walls in three foot wide orange and yellow horizontal stripes after a tester on a back wall impressed staff. She calls the plan inexpensive and room brightening.
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Muskie Aims to Outsprint Rivals in 1971 Push
Washington analysis shows Muskie’s 1971 posturing to build delegate momentum for 1972. Critics warn a large field drains money and risks lowering his vote share in key primaries like New Hampshire and California. Muskie’s camp favors early sweeping wins to create a perceived inevitability while opponents gain only thin backing.
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