Letters defend Coronado High teacher amid parent critique
Parents, students, and teachers rally to support Jesse Pogue at Coronado High School after a student teacher altercation. Defenders praise his discipline, fairness, and commitment to extracurriculars while urging parents to engage with schools to learn all facts before judging.
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Coronado High School
Jesse Pogue
Pogue
India and Pakistan amid Cold War arms tensions
The article notes U S aid to India and Pakistan and the ensuing criticism from India and the Soviet Union. It argues India may threaten peace by rearming Pakistan while pursuing nuclear capabilities and regional aggression, contrasting Gandhi principles with current power politics.
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United States
India
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Curious St Patrick tales and political scraps from history
A conversational tour mixes Irish lore with 18th century American St Patrick celebrations and political jabs. Notes mention Patrick’s day origins, early parades in Boston and New York, and recalls Bella Abzug and William Colby amid Cold War era intrigue.
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America
Boston
Chariga Table Irish Society
George Washington
New York
Big George
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Indochina trip prompts junket debate for lawmakers
Washington column questions if a South Vietnam and Cambodia fact finding tour by seven representatives and one senator was a junket. The piece notes the $85,000 flight cost plus additional public spending and argues such travel should aim to educate on real issues rather than appear as vacation.
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Benjamin Shore
Washington
CNS
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Ford
Associated Press
Saigon
White House
Congress
Indochina
Hong Kong
Honolulu
Phnom Penh
Brussels
Senate
Switzerland
NATO Assembly
Walter
Indochina Eight
Local Awards Honor Two Women for Outstanding Qualities
Lee's Summit Journal notes two women received awards for outstanding performance and character. Santa Barbara News Press reports on a burglary rate noted as high in the city’s easier areas as the program undergoes testing on that side.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
News-Press
Cindy Awards splashes headline with spoof ceremony
A spoof report describes the Cindy Awards a satirical TV event where nominees are placed in champagne bottles tossed at sea and opened on stage. Winners are chosen by smashing bottles aboard a replica Queen Elizabeth II with celebrity judges validating tamper proofing.
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Washington
UPI
Cindy
Gallup Ballet
Dewey
Truman
Cindies
Dean Martin
Phil Harris
Foster Brooks
Fanne Foxe
Kris Kristofferson
Supreme Court
Linda Lovelace
George Segal
McElfresh Leads Page4 March 17 1975
Jerry McElfresh serves as managing editor for Page4 in Vol. XV, No. 25 edition dated March 17 1975, highlighting editorial leadership and page content.
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Jerry McElfresh
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