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in the Library, cover the arts, foreign
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FCC, the pro lems of presidential Iran i
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for April 16 The former Secretary or Statc 1:aptivatcd an audi
cm:c on the Lihral} • ighth lloor \\ ith his observations on the
state of the world wday.
A similar program was held on March 7 with George Reedy,
fonner aide tO Lyndon Johnson from his Senate
- banks and profes
sional aides. You look at candidates
today [and] you wonder whose
words are being spoken, really, be
cause of all the professional help,
and you wonder what your candi
dates think.
You get a feeling today that all
of the candidates
- and teachers; that must change.
Schools often do not encourage parents
to get involved in the education of their
children, beyond bringing cookies and
kool-aid to PTA meetings.
Next, we are losing too many quality
teachers. A lot could be done to encour
age
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with McPher:on and d me tic adviser Joseph Cali fan .
LBJ casually announced
that he might not run fi r
reelection. The two aides sat
stunned. Finally McPh r
son stammered, "You have
to run." LBJ's eyes fixed
upon him with laser-like
intensity. "Why do I have
