Expert Noise on School Busing and Desegregation
Robert Ruark critiques Barry Goldwater's stance on school busing to balance desegregation, arguing parental rights to education and neighborhood schools over interstate child transfers. HeRejects mob protests and eyeing across state lines for racial harmony, calling cross community commuting ineffective and unnecessary.
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Goldwater
New Orleans
Brotherhood of Man
Bronx
Brooklyn
Good Evening HARRISON NOT SIDELINED COLUMNIST
Al Stubb s column notes Will Harrison in a walking cast moderating an AP forum in Santa Fe. He jokes about prognosticators and describes local travel scenes and community updates from Roswell and Mesa Arizona.
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Will Harrison
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Madame Nhu barred from US visa amid security concerns
The State Department denied Mme Ngo Dinh Diem Madame Nhu a visa under the immigration act stating she is ineligible as an alien likely to engage in activities prejudicial to the public interest. The note cites a nationwide lecture tour invitation as part of the context from Rockford Illinois Register Republic.
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Mme. Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Madame Nhu
United States
Washington
Immigration and Nationality Act
U. S
Rockford, Ill
Register- Republic
Two party voice urged in Senate race editorial
An editorial argues for a strong minority in the Senate and endorses Ed Mechem for New Mexico in the upcoming election. It warns against a full one party dominance and cites Mechem as best representing New Mexico and scrutinizing foreign aid and spending. It notes President Johnson backs Joe Montoya and emphasizes bipartisan balance.
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United States Senate
America
Senate
House
New Mexico
Ed Mechem
Mechem
Johnson
Joe Montoya
Sen
Youth Opportunity Centers praised as response to youth unemployment
Secretary Wirtz urges a nationwide network of Youth Opportunity Centers to counter rising youth joblessness. He notes 30 million youths will enter the labor force next decade, with over eight million not finishing high school and about 2.5 million not finishing grade school. He urges keeping students in school and retraining locally to reduce reliance on federal programs.
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Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Youth Opportunity Centers
Associated Press News Reproduction Rights Notice
Roswell Daily Record carries Associated Press news dispatches and local news. The AP grants reproduction rights for local news content within the Roswell newspaper.
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Roswell
Associated Press
Polls favor Johnson in sweeping national race outlook
Drew Pearson surveys predict Lyndon B. Johnson winning one of the largest margins in U.S. history, with expected wins in New England states, Mississippi, and the farm belt from North Dakota to Oklahoma, despite smear campaigns and looming investigations.
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Florida
Lyndon B. Johnson
New England
Maine
Vermont
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Midwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Johnson
North
South Dakota
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Repeal Block Move Afoot In New Mexico Politics
Santa Fe reports a hidden push to repeal the pre primary convention law via a statewide referendum. U.S. Sen. Clint Anderson backed the repeal bill originally by State Sen. Ed Mead, with party leaders in multiple areas seeking to deter turnout for the referendum.
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Will Harrison Santa FE
U.S
Clint Anderson
Ed Mead
Albuquerque
Joe Montoya
Senate
John Simms
Book Review The Thin Gold Watch A Personal History
A detailed corporate biography of The Copley Press chronicling Ira Copley and his son Jim as heads of the Illinois and California newspaper group. The narrative mixes dramatic family moments with business strain, editorials, and archival access, plus a Publishers Weekly best sellers list.
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Walter S. J. Swanson
Macmillan
Copley Press, Inc
Illinois
California
Honolulu
Ira Clifton Copley
James St John Copley
Colonel
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Copley
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Beacon
Congress
Ira C. Copley
William
Copley Press
Miles A. Smith
Borrowed Squibs Shed
A Knoxville News Sentinel note mocks an anonymous British doctor who claims to cure nail biting by removing four front teeth. It uses the humor to comment on the persistence of unsolved problems amid instant computer produced answers.
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Knoxville News-Sentinel
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