Pueblo crew home after 11 month captivity
Americans celebrate the safe return of the USS Pueblo 82 crewmen after an 11 month detainment by North Korea. The article notes concerns about psychological harm, avoids heavy inquiries, and discusses East West tensions and nuclear era face saving. It concludes with gratitude as the crew reunites with friends and family.
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United States
Pueblo
Reagan
Far East
North Korea
Cuba
Magna Carta tag perhaps education reform sparks debate
California legislators praised a new local authority for school boards while the state Board of Education urged caution. Dr. Richard Clowes defends flexible standards amid Fremont High rebellions, noting the law aims to empower districts but risks uneven application. The Magna Carta should be given a fair trial.
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California
Richard Clowes
Los Angeles County
Fremont High School
Los Angeles
Clowes
Open Forum on Electing a Long Beach Mayor
Elmer Share urges Long Beach to study replacing the city manager form with a popularly elected mayor. He contends progressive cities hinge on elected leadership and calls civic leaders to discuss the change for a better city.
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Robert Crow
Long Beach
Life and peace editor reflects on Paris talks and deaths
The writer, Robert J. Jamison of Artesia, argues Communist leaders value life little as Paris peace talks drag on, noting 30,000 already dead and warning the nation may soon follow.
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Paris
Robert J. Jamison
Science and faith at the eve of Bethlehem time
Register and Tribune Service discusses three men in a sealed capsule orbiting the moon as a symbol of modern science and exploration. The piece cites Francis Bacon and Durant historians on reason, religion, and the drive for knowledge, noting the drama of pure science amid broader human tasks.
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Washington, D.C
Star of Bethlehem
Francis Bacon
Will
Ariel Durant
Bacon
No Turning Back From Bacon The Christmas Science Debate
Richard Wilson argues that science and religion can coexist on Christmas Eve, likening modern inquiry to Bacon’s prologue. He cautions against hunger, war, and ignorance while acknowledging faith’s role as science expands to explain existence and the cosmos.
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Bacon
Iuis
The Crisis of the Negro in Intellectuals
Harold Cruse presents a fully documented analysis tracing the Negro intellectuals origins to the present. Apollo Editions offers a $3.50 paperback praised as essential for understanding the American racial impasse.
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Harold Cruse
Apollo Editions
Vaughan Congressman Says He Is On Taxi Squad
Congressman Sludgepump notes he did not receive a starting role in the new administration yet tells constituents he remains in the loop. He questions whether mothers of college students fret over their children’s positions, asking readers to imagine if their son held a dean’s post.
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Sludgepump
Sidewalk Senate Views on Christmas Changes in Long Beach
Residents including Mrs George Frit ch and Keith Smith reflect on Christmas evolving from simple gifts to a more commercial season. Donna Watkins recalls childhood excitement, while Oliver Orb notes sparse crowds after a decade. The exchanges occur at Seventh Street and Pine Avenue and on Fine Avenue.
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George Fritch
Long Beach
Keith Smith
Seventh Street
Pine Avenue
Oliver Orb
Fine Avenue
Miami teachers strike signals wider union influence
Washington discussion on public employee trade unionism shifts from general evils to a real threat as Miami witnesses the first statewide teachers strike in US history. The piece frames potential consequences like school closures and neglected trash as portents for other cities.
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Washington
Miami
Florida Education Association
Miami strike fallout cements CTA grip in Dade schools
The February walkout in Miami ended with a memorandum granting the CTA exclusive bargaining powers over the Dade County Public Instruction Board. The accord limits other groups and allows payroll deductions, union meetings on school property, and grievance handling through the CTA. Opponents warn of a dangerous precedent while a court order pauses the most restrictive terms for now.
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Miami
Dade Classroom Teachers Association
CTA
FEA
Dade County Education Association
Dade County Board of Public Instruction
Lulu
Dade County Board
Timmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Dade County Educational Association
The
Miami Herald
Jack Gordon
Miami School Board
Jongshoroman
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