Radical Education Experiments And Public Show of Navy Landing
The U S Office of Education funds novel K12 trials to test new schooling concepts including four or six day weeks student led curriculum choices and multiple school options. Limited yearly acceptances seek ideas with 2000 to 5000 students operable in year one. The piece contrasts theater pricing for children and a Navy amphibious exercise showcasing realism despite imperfect execution.
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U. S. Office of Education
Cooperative Research Act
State legislators learn economic language fast in budgeting era
Lawmakers transition from general politics to budgets and taxes as the cost crunch spreads nationwide. Voters will eventually have their say on increased or new taxes amid this fiscal strain.
U S and Berlin air corridors questioned in 1961 note
The Star Files recalls 1961 events about a Soviet accusation that Western powers used Berlin air corridors to ferry West German spies and saboteurs to West Berlin and the U S government’s expected swift rejection of the charge.
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U.S
Berlin
West Berlin
Cumberland Valley
Remote Causes in Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
A discussion on lingering damage from a roof leak leads to a physician comparing disease to hidden causes. The meditation urges looking beyond immediate faults to remote origins within ourselves or past circumstances as the true source of trouble.
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Columbus
North American
Senate
Frederick County in a mess cites dissention across officials
By Jack Davis, the piece argues Frederick County is torn by distrust and disorganization. It blames grassroots apathy and neighborly lack of faith for widespread strife among residents and failing county events like a fair.
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Frederick County
County Board of Supervisors
John
Star
Connally's rise stirs pundits as Texas hero pursues vice
Washington columnist James Kilpatrick extols John B. Connally as Treasury Secretary material and a potential 1972 Republican vice presidential candidate. He praises Connally's presence, candor, and congressional poise while urging Frederick County residents to engage public discourse through Letters to the Editor, Ruritan chapters, or a town meeting to shape local policy.
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Washington
Carlyle
John B. Connally
the Treasury
Zowie
Senate Finance Committee
Connally
Engelbert Humperdinck
Texas
Pentagon
Nixon
South
Agnew
Ronald Reagan
California
New York
James Buckley
Stimson
Knox
the Star
Frederick
Board of Supervisors
Old New England
Raritan
Frederick Countians
Promises Should Be Few and Highly Selective Says HAL Boyle
In a humorous column HAL Boyle argues promises should be scarce and carefully chosen. He notes that failing a single promise out of many tarnishes the maker, while a vast number of kept promises still leaves a lasting stain for the one broken.
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New York
Nixon
Wall Street
Caverns Draw Tourists From Kentucky to Virginia
The Miami Herald notes that Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky has doubled attendance over six years while Luray Caverns in Virginia lead 1970 levels by about 22 percent. Western venues show similar cave interest, reflecting a national appetite for subterranean exploration.
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Miami
Fla
Mammoth Cave National Park
Kentucky
Wall Street Journal
Luray Caverns
Virginia
Nixon's Liberal Critics Outflanked By Senate Shifts
The Republican liberal bloc in the Senate returns from recess quieter, with Senator Edward Brooke reversing on ABM and Mayor John Lindsay’s defection shaping a leftward bend. Nixon gains momentum as liberal opposition wanes and party dynamics shift toward pro-China diplomacy.
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Republican
Brooke
Senate
Nixon
White House
G.O.P
New York City
John Lindsay
Lindsey
Lindsay
Jacob Javits
New York
San Diego
Chicago
Red
China
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
By Jack Davis
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Tom T. Connally
W. Lee O’daniel
Maury Maverick
Hatton Sumners
Martin Dies
Sam
Tom Clark
Martha Mitchell
Henry Svengali
Romney
Phiz
Lyndon
Mr. Johnson
Henry Ford
Richard Whalen
Harper’s
Peter
Carl
Bill
Chuck
Mary McGrory
McGrory
Credibility Gulch
Hal Boyle
Eve
Eden
Adam
Pixies
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Abi
Lennie
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