Nixon housing stance draws NAACP critique and cautious praise
Roy Wilkins and the NAACP assess President Nixon’s equal opportunity housing plan, noting his blunt warnings about segregation costs and suburban access for minorities while criticizing his limited federal powers. The piece highlights Nixon’s stance against federal imposition, cites a Black Jack zoning suit, and urges Black leaders to press for enforcement before 1972.
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NAACP
Justice Department
Black Jack
St. Louis
Packaging a Lutheran synod president by PR firm
Religion editor Rev Lester Kinsolving surveys Meredith S. Conley’s image crafting for Rev J A O Preus of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. He notes White House preaching honors, press strategy sessions, TV potential, and a looming Milwaukee convention amid intradenominational splits and conservative overreach.
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Lester Kinsolving
St. Louis
New York
Meredith S. Conley
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
J.A.O. Preus
Jao
White House
Nixon
Conley
Washington
Preus
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Dr. Preus
Johnny Carson
Milwaukee
Federation For Authentic Lutheranism
Edward Halverson
Vallejo
Calif
Robert Preus
Concordia Seminary
Backyard frontier The supermarket in the Ecological Age
Liz faces pushback from her children Karen and Todd as ecological lessons shape shopping. The kids challenge plastic packaging napkins dyed blue paper cups and milk cartons urging returnable bottles and waste concerns. Liz offers a candy incentive to distract them while finishing the errand.
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Polly Bradley
Liz
Karen
Todd
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