Editorial Views Favor Flexible Busing Approach
From Where We Stand argues Senate action on school desegregation shows wisdom with a narrow margin. It supports Mansfield-Scott compromise granting local boards more autonomy while limiting federal busing use to appropriate cases and aims for flexible remedies in future Congress sessions.
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Senate
Congress
Democrats Cut Plan for Presidential Primary in Arkansas
Arkansas party officials scrapped a statewide primary in favor of a delegate convention to pick 27 delegates. Five of eleven candidates signed a spending compact allowing up to 736000 total across five media categories, with 3 cents per registered voter cap. direct mail costs threaten feasibility.
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Arkansas State Democratic Committee
George McGovern
Lawrence F. O’brien
McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
Hubert H. Humphrey
John V. Lindsay
Wilbur D. Mills
McGovern, Muskie
Mills
Lost generations across the decades and a current crisis
A reflective piece traces how successive generations have been labeled lost from the 1870s through the roaring twenties to the present, noting shifts in control measures and economic crises. It laments a perpetually lost younger generation while recalling past events and political figures.
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Herbert Hoover
Herbert
Roosevelt
Whitehouse
OPA
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates for mail and single copy with listed staff and contact numbers.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Panpion
Bcting
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
Quemoy Defenses Echo Mainland Tension Amid Protests
Nationalist China on Quemoy keeps up loud broadcasts and propaganda despite talks between Peking and Washington. The island bristles with guns, bunkers, and tunnels to deter a Communist landing, while defector flow remains minimal and the mainland threat persists.
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Richard Dudman
St. Louis
UPI Quemoy
Republic of China
Peking
Washington
China
Mao Tse-tung
America
Mao
Quemoy
Taiwan
Matsu
Taiwan Straits
Quemoy Hills
Amoy
Hell
Hornet's Nest
Rock Hudson
United States
U.S. Army
U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
MAAG
U.S
Step Worth Taking Aims At Small Business Relief
Washington debate centers on relaxing wage price restraints for small firms amid high concentration in manufacturing retail and transport. Government argues fewer cases to monitor could improve enforcement while preserving inflation control. Courts and public support pose key risks as MAAG продолж.
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Dr. Gallup
Cost of Living Council
White House
IRS
Pay Board
Price Commission
Congress
Detroit
Computers shape campaign letters in 1969 elections
The electronic computer will handle campaign letters for the 1969 national elections, with about 100 million letters mailed by candidates. Datalab Inc. officials say letters can be tailored to voter groups and cost five to six and a half cents each plus postage.
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New York
UPI
Stephen Barber
Datalab, Inc
Gerald Yass
Datalab
Yass
Datatab
Peter Iovine
New Orleans
Moon
Independent
Hat
Yassi Barber
You Know You Know Always in Washington Lighter Side
In this humorous column Dick West riffs on the overuse of you know and you knowing in speech and on TV. He notes people insert it after many words, and suggests tongue trips over the brain as mind speaks faster than thought. The piece lampoons modern talk and seeks awareness of the habit.
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Washington
UPI
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