Reform of Reparations Debate in Black Economic Demands
The piece argues against a $500 million reparations claim from white churches to the black community as lacking rational basis and too emotional. It praises progress on anti discrimination measures and better jobs while condemning James Forman and others for dramatic or unlawful demands.
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National Black Economic Development Corporation
San Antonio
Presbyterans
Nixon Viet Nam Peace Initiative Marks United States Move
The report outlines Nixon’s new proposals for bilateral troop withdrawals and internationally supervised elections in South Vietnam. It argues these specifics press North Vietnam toward the Paris talks, presenting end of the war as the nation’s paramount goal and praising the president’s conciliatory but firm approach.
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North Vietnam
United States
Paris
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Fortas Resigns From Supreme Court Over $20,000 Fee Issue
The article outlines Abe Fortas resigning as associate justice after accepting a $20,000 fee from Louis Wolfson and returning the money. It notes the conduct, while possibly not illegal, showed poor judgment and lack of public trust, prompting impeachment pressure and his decision to step down to spare the court dishonor.
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Abe Fortas
U.S. Supreme Court
Fortas
Congress
Nixon
New Faces of Racism Across Three Incidents
A Chicago judge counsels a convicted Black man to avoid white‑man crime, a Cornell campus clash raises race based prosecution questions, and HEW permits white exclusion at Antioch by background in blackness. The piece questions legal rhetoric and shifting definitions of racism and anti racism.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Antioch
Hew
Readers reflect on public schooling and unequal funding
A reader laments shifting social standards from honest industry to political reform. Another letter argues for a single Bexar County school district to equalize funding and resources across districts, linking tax structure to quality of education and overall community welfare.
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Guarded Greeting to San Antonio Assembly
Merlin L Cook criticizes the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church for inviting militant speakers. He says the city should offer courtesy but warns against displays of bad manners that expose the community to rabble-rousing rhetoric and divert from true church purpose.
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The
United Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Merlin L, Cook
Bible Digest by H. B. Dean
A brief devotional noting Proverbs 3 26 and guidance from the Lord. It cautions against insisting on our own way and trusting divine direction, quoting I will guide thee with mine eye.
Books View Student Unrest Through Generational Lens
The piece reviews The Conflict of Generations by Lewis S. Feuer and Confrontation edited by Daniel Bell and Irving Kristol. It notes Feuer argues student revolts stem from irrational anger at older generations, while Confrontation provides case studies debunking conspiracy theories and showing extremists aim to destroy the system. It highlights campus dynamics, Columbia gym dispute, and a shift toward harder nonmilitant conservatives among liberal students.
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Tie
Lewis S. Feuer
Basic Books
Feuer
City College
Berkeley
SDS
California
Greece
Biafra
Vietnam
Daniel Bell
Irving Kristol
Bell & Kristol
Columbia Gymnasium
Roger Starr
Harlem
Morningside Park
Columbia
Driving stress linked to heart patients cautions
Health Talk reports Dr. Samuel Bellet and colleagues at Philadelphia General Hospital found driving stress alters heart rate especially in coronary patients. The study, shown by electrocardiograms, urges precautions for former cardiac patients to avoid hazardous conditions and heavy traffic. Cryosurgery advances in brain tumors and womb cervix offer effective treatment with no apparent harm to fertility.
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Samuel Bellet
Philadelphia General Hospital
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