Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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The cover of Time made it official. The old order had passed. Contrasted photos of Suffragettes and a NOW Rally tell the whole story. A new national debate grew out of the scramble of presidential politics. Democratic hopeful Jimmy Carter came to Malden in October and was interviewed by the Blue and Gold. a time of transition Invested King of Spain Juan Carlos replaced Francisco Franco the last of Europe’s war¬ time figures. our world 5

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Boston grew used to living with bussing. The candid views of Betty Ford signaled the emerging role of women in society. With the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Douglas the last of Franklin Roosevelt ' s “new deal’’ passed into history. The return of Patty Hearst seemed the symbolic end to the social turmoil of the sixties.

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a time of doubt The search for new answers led some to the Maharishi Ma- hesh Yogi and the practice of TM. TRANSCENDENTAL MPrii | A i ION lod p ' hciun 1 li U iV ll polcnlul ol Ih Individual Church with the CIA report: Deadly exer¬ cises in ‘the resort beyond the last resort ' THE CIA ' S HIT LIST Final DAILY E NEWS I5 NEW YORK S PICTURE NEWSPAPER® | S , v ; J... FORD TO CITY: DROP REAR Senate investigations produced a seemingly endless story of corruption and incompetence in the CIA and FBI. Institutions thought immune began to collapse. New York City was broke. The ancient poison of anti-sematism began to surface again. Daniel Monyham, American Ambassador to the UN denounced as obscene the third world sponsored resolu¬ tion equating Zionism and racism.