Silent majority drives quiet black progress in jobs and unions
Editorial notes a Sociologist Gary Marx survey showing eight of ten Negroes feel improving conditions as blacks enter clerical, crafts, and professional roles. From 1957 to 1969 numbers rise. farm labor and domestic work decline. overall union participation grows while some crafts lag. Most blacks favor economic progress over violent tactics.
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America
Gary Marx
Building
Ticket to Nature's Beauty Golden Eagle Passport 1971
The Golden Eagle Passport offers access to outdoor areas run by four federal agencies for the calendar year 1971. The $10 card, sold at park entrances and state offices, saves families from paying daily fees and funds the Land and Water Conservation Fund for state recreation facilities. For 1971, the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation has $375 million available to states.
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U.S. Forest Service Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Bureau of Land Management
National Park Service
Golden Eagle
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Inspections Delayed Joy for Georgia Driver
William O Bryant recounts weeks of waiting as he tried to obtain a Georgia safety inspection for a Florida bought pickup. A stalled service station routine, a crowded shop, and a sergeant’s inspection set the scene before a bell rang and the driver realized his Florida sticker sufficed in Georgia.
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William O. Bryant
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Florida
Air Force
Thoughts on Teaching and Self Discovery
The excerpt contrasts restless desire for new teachings with the duty to seek personal understanding. It cites II Timothy 4:3, 4 warning against itching ears and mythical erudition, followed by Archibald MacLeish affirming the task of man is to uncover inner world through human comprehension and beauty.
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Archibald MacLeish
El Paso jail cooks program aims to cut crime cycle
Sheriff Mike Sullivan opens a pilot cooks and bakers school in El Paso County Jail to rehabilitate inmates. The 12 week course trains 15 men in food service with 462 hours of instruction and aims to provide employment after release. The project received a $101,250 grant from the Texas Criminal Justice Council. 68,145 is county matching.
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Associated Press
EL Paso, Tex
Mike Sullivan
el Paso County
Sullivan
Dallas
el Paso
Frank Trask
Army Food Service
Paso
Preston Smith
Criminal Justice Council
Ning
Justice Department
Trask
Baker’s
Fannie Farmer’s Kitchen
New York
California
Huntsville
Food Service
Cook’s
Texas
William H. Gaston
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Gaston
Vietnam election angle looms as Laos war shapes Saigon vote
Bruce Biossat notes the 1971 South Vietnamese elections for the lower house and presidency will be influenced by Hanoi's battlefield performance in Laos. ARVN gains or setbacks there could affect Saigon’s credibility and the Thieu regime. The piece contrasts ARVN progress with lingering doubts and the political value of a strong military image.
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Hanoi
Saigon Army
ARVN
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Thieu
United States
Red
Thieu-Ky
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Red Chinese Army Faces Laos Intervention Dilemma
The report cites covert dissent among South China officers and anti-Mao sabotage units among youth backed by some generals. It notes internal party struggles, weak long-range logistics, and the potential for Mao to move forces into northern Laos to threaten Laos and Thailand, with advisers possible for psychological impact.
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Washington
NEA
Laos
Red China
Hong Kong
South China
Red Eagles
Fighting Eagles
World Freedom Party
Red Army
China
United States
Korea
Peng Te-huai
Lin Piao
U.S
Mao
Thailand
Easter Seal Campaign Supports Texas Rehabilitation
Crippling prevents almost one in six Americans from leading an active life says the Texas Easter Seal Society. The Easter Seal Campaign runs March 1 through April 11 to fund rehabilitation services. In 50 years Easter Seal affiliates have aided hundreds of thousands of disabled individuals, with over 21 000 Texans receiving care last year.
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Texas
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