Jackson's busing scoop sparks debate in Charlotte
Editorial argues Southern ties bind black and white residents amid desegregation fears. It recalls past Charlotte protests and bombings, notes progress with a 70 30 deseg plan, and critiques Sen. Jackson for opposing busing and quotas without offering a workable alternative. It questions how his stance would apply to Watts and critiques Northern political exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
U.S. Supreme Court
Scoop Jackson
Jackson
Watts
Orange County
Waiver Debate Over Lockheed Cash Help Faces Surcharge Clash
The article notes pressure to exempt British engines for Lockheed from a 10 percent import surcharge after the 250 million bank loan guarantee. Treasury Secretary Connally reportedly resists new barriers, fearing discrimination against McDonnell-Douglas DC10 and rising demands for waivers amid the unprecedented loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lockheed
Airbus
Nixon
United Press International
Connally
Canada
California Assembly to appoint teacher aides this fall
Nineteen members of California's Assembly Education Committee will become teacher aides this fall. Chairman Leroy F. Greene of Sacramento says each member will spend several days in a classroom to gain insight. The plan aims to benefit pupils and provide educational experience for the lawmakers.
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California
Assembly Education Committee
Leroy F. Greene
Sacramento
Greene
Runners from Many Nations Enter Peking Distance Race
Editors note a key long distance event in Peking with entries from over a dozen nations including a strong Italian contingent. The race marks a change as gender segregation is suspended with princesses and a Nepalese princess competing. American star Richard Nixon joins a diverse field, signaling broader foreign policy interest.
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Peking
Munich
Nepal
Richard Nixon
Greeks touch the stars and mud
The article analyzes the U S dilemma in Greece amid arms embargo debates and political turmoil. It notes Greek anger at aid restrictions, U S embassador actions, and mixed U S views as Athens struggles between democracy and alliance needs. It argues for backing democratic restoration while maintaining NATO ties.
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Athens
Greece
United States
NATO
Middle East
James G. Lowenstein
Richard M. Moose
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
U.S
House of Representatives
Washington
Lawenstein-Moose
Nis
CTA
Olr
Constantine
Freeze on Hills and Bills Speaks to Inflation Fears
A critical editorial argues for sweeping freezes to curb inflation, urging the President and economists to halt growth in bills, consumer purchases, and a wide range of goods and services. It warns against selective controls and calls for immediate action on wages, prices, and even family consumption. The piece stresses the societal impact of rising costs and long-term economic strain.
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Val
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasy
Nixon
Whit
Letters to the editor CHP bends wrong way
Editor laments a traffic stop on the San Diego freeway as a state policeman cites speed. The writer flouts legal eagles with humor about 55 mph, requests a warning, and mockingly contemplates Nixon’s 40 day freeze amid market fears.
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Mea Culpa
Ula
of California
Long Beach
San Diego
Cerfal
Willian
Nixon
Lavn
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