Editor's Outlook on Civil Rights and FCC Racism
An editor argues that discriminatory practices in broadcasting hiring violate the Civil Rights Act and undermine racial understanding. He cites the FCC decree on July 5 demanding proactive “outreach” for Negro applicants, contrasts with white-dominated norms, and warns against double standards that risk a clash between black and white power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
Commission
Harry Geller
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
NSW Teachers College Faces Bonding Backlash Amid Shortages
An ex Elyrian criticizes New South Wales teacher training as the state relies on a bonding system to staff vast outback districts. With 1800 one to three teacher schools, many graduates leave for Canada or New Zealand for better pay. Changes planned include campus moves and extended courses.
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New South Wales
Newcastle
State Education Department
Industrial University
Ohio
State Department of Education
N.S.W
Canada
New Zealand
Teachers College
Birth control pill sparks weird Mao era quip
The piece parodies Mao Zedong saying romance is a defect of capitalism and mocks Confucius as foreseeing misuse of love. It notes Red Guards and fortune cookie imagery as backdrop for a satirical take on practical philosophy for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourgems
Mao
Confacius
Four Students Gain Hospital Experience at Elyria Memorial
Four young men in the Hospital Exposure Program at Elyria Memorial are spending a week in departments from emergency to radiology. They report stronger interest in medicine, credit pre medical training with practical value, and express plans to pursue medical careers at Ohio State and Wooster College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Sigalove
Barry Friedman
Archwood Ave
Lorain
Miami University
Ohio State University
Edward W. P. Smith
East Smith St
Medina
Ohio State
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Lee McKenzie
Marseilles Ave
Muskingum College
Thomas Limbard
South Lake St. Amherst
College of Wooster
McKenzie
Limbard
Friedman
Smith
Sigalove
Elyria Memorial
Non profit group offers protection to travelers
A pen and notice describes IAMAT, a nonprofit for travelers seeking medical aid worldwide. It outlines centers in seven countries, English-speaking physicians, 24 hour access, and standardized costs for services. It advises medical reports, emergency ID bracelets, and joining IAMAT for peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association For Medical Assistance To Travelers
IAMAT
Tiamat
Soagobs
Vincenzo Marcolongo
Valian
Toronan
Primar
Pavsiriane
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Robert Burns
America
Federal Communications Commission
Northwestern University
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Chronicle - Telegram
Face
Elyria
C-T
Edward Smith
Australia
By Shirley N. Goodbar
Harold Coffin
Ates
Europe
Asia
Africa
Pacific
Atlantic
United States
Great Botan
Iical
Beaven
Medhcal Alert Foundation International
Turlock
Calvoor
American Medcal Association
St. Chicago
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