Nixon Moves Toward China Rapprochement Seen as Peace Step
Editorial notes Nixon’s shift from anti Red China stance to planning a Peking trip, calling it a political move but a potential path to better world peace. It cites past charges of softness on communism and warns that Vietnam talks require real dialogue beyond symbolism. The piece hopes for reduced hostility and broader international understanding.
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Richard Nixon
China
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Nixon
Peking
United States
Red China
Chou En-lai
Scottsdale District seeks federal grant for educational CATV plan
The Scottsdale School District aims to use a federal grant to develop an educational television system for at home learning. Superintendent Gabriel Reuben envisions extended hours and broader subject access, while noting risks of depersonalization without face to face classroom contact.
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Gabriel Reuben
Safest cities amid rising car deaths despite more drivers
The National Safety Council reports 20 330 traffic deaths so far this year as 4 million more cars and 3 million more licensed drivers boost exposure to a new rate of 4.7 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles. Chicago leads large cities in safety with Baltimore and Grand Rapids notable levels.
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Bob Considine
New York
National Safety Council
U.S
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Rochester
A few thoughts on student dress mailbag
The writer argues dress code in schools reflects broader discipline and educational aims. He cites relaxing dress rules, asks about link to infractions, and urges focusing on problem solving and self understanding rather than restrictive discipline. He urges evaluating disciplinary practices and considering individual worth in education.
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Thomas Carlyle
Voltaire
Look
Scottsdale
Nixon defers tax cut as budget deficit forecast shocks markets
The Inside Report notes a projected 35 billion dollar federal deficit for the current year, cited by George Shultz and discussed at Camp David. Administration officials warn of high interest rates and inflation if spending remains unchecked, while Mills advocates tax cuts paired with spending restraint.
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Office of Management and Budgets
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Mills
Two Questions on Sex Education Spark Robotic Solution
Russell Roush opines on the tiresome debate over sex education. He suggests two self evident questions about teacher preparation and experience and advocates robots making robots as the simplest solution.
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Russell Roush
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