TV Address Attendance Counts Reach 202 Million
Editorial cites Texas Press Association statistics on where Americans were during a presidential TV address. It tallies 202,130,000 people not watching TV while noting most still read newspapers for coverage.
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Daily Press
Texas Press Association
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PTA
U.S
Plains Review
Forward Trends and Inflation Pressures in U S Economy
American Economic Adviser Paul W. McCracken cites a basic forward trend with an end to the GM strike and slower price increases as signs of easing inflation. Rail unions press for wage hikes, Meany warns government takeover if railroads fail, while wage settlements run around nine percent despite 6.5 percent price growth early in the year.
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The Highland School Marble Championship Feud
In 1949 Holyoke, Massachusetts, Bird Thompson and Izzie McCarthy duel in a schoolyard marble contest ending without a ruling. The quarrel leaves them lifelong non-speakers, in a tale of split marbles and halted verdicts. Sol Hurok plans Ren dezvous Concerts at Lincoln Center with varied artists.
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Associated Press
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Aliwe Tully Hall
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Cuba as radical magnets and a Soviet window
A Havana briefing outlines how Cuba serves as both inspiration and conduit for U S and third world radicals. It notes Cuban intelligence ties to Moscow since 1968, Russian funds backing radical travels, and the mutual caution keeping Russians and Americans apart in Havana.
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Amer
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Cuba’s Role as Ideological Broker Deepens With Soviets
The article describes Cuban ties to the Soviet Union tightening since 1968, with Havana guiding relations and providing intelligence on American and global radicals. It notes Castro’s reluctant agreement to Moscow’s economic demands in exchange for tech aid, raw materials, and closer Soviet oversight of Cuban agents and youth movements.
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Manolo Pinheiro
Lopez
Pinheiro
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Allen Young
Liberation News Service
New York
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Hertz
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Europe
North Vietnam
North Korea
Texas education plans priority goals and costs
Heads of the Texas Education Agency outline two year priorities for public schools. They project over 362 million dollars in added state and local costs and stress implementing key 1969 acts including salary plans kindergarten and special education.
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Texas Education Agency
J.W. Edgar
Edgar
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