Save Cities Start With California School Aid Bill SB 702
The first formal move to give legal effect to a master plan for revitalizing California public schools in urban centers has been launched. Sen. Nicholas C. Petris introduces SB 702 proposing $173.1 million in new funds next year, rising to $703 million annually by 1971-72, with urban districts receiving added aid per pupil.
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Nicholas C. Petris
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Gov. Reagan
New York
Ohio
Warsaw No Setting for Peace Talks
A late April convergence of events argues against Warsaw as a Vietnam peace talks site. The city’s shadow of 1943 mass murder memories, rising postwar antisemitism, and the Nazi revival in West Germany’s NPD suggest a hostile backdrop. Observers urge a neutral setting to avoid reviving old horrors and hindering talks.
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What Became of Discipline in Colleges?
New York report criticizes Columbia University trustees for not calling in police ten days earlier and accuses college administrations of contributing to campus disorder. The piece cites events at Howard University on March 19 and Bow ie State University in Maryland where students seized administration buildings and blocked access for days.
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Columbia University
Howard University
Washington
Bowie State University
Maryland
Columbia
Colleges Betrayed by Free Speech Chaos at Columbia
A columnist condemns campus protests spreading across Virginia Union University Virginia State College Tuskegee Institute Colgate Western Michigan Georgia Long Island University and others. He attacks admin surrender urging discipline and a return to order, arguing youth rebellion harms university purpose and threatens survival.
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Michigan
University of Georgia
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Brave Policeman Foils Bank Robbery At Security Bank
An office window observer recounts Officer W. A. Clark pursuing armed robbers from a police car. Clark fired warning shots and sped away with his radio, earning praise for valor. The letter also critiques race prejudice claims and notes church led efforts in welfare and fair housing.
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Too Many Ways for Hubert in Oregon Ballot Battle
In Oregon the late entry of Lyndon Johnson complicates the Hubert Humphrey bid for the 1968 primaries. With four voting options on the bedsheet ballot including write-ins, McCarthy's on-ballot challenge, and Johnson’s name looming, Humphrey faces a split field that could allow McCarthy to mount an upset. Oregon’s loose party structure and independent voters heighten uncertainty as campaigns blanket the state with canvassers and lists while cross over voting is prohibited.
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Obe
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
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Oregon
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Eugene McCarthy
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Arthur Herzog
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Herzog
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Mark Hatfield
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Nature in Miniature by Rich ard Headstrom review
A compact look at Headstrom's Knopf nature book showing a parklike miniature world in backyards and woods. The author blends natural history with his drawings and observes insects, bees, beetles, and sound-making mechanisms across the year, from January buds to December snowflakes.
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Headstrom
N.H
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