The President's forthcoming Philadelphia speech on non-public education
-Busing
-Discussion with John D. Ehrlichman
-National Catholic Education Association [NCEA]
-Changes
-Restrictions
-Possible Edmund S. Muskie stance
-Language
-Ehrlichman’s view
-Reception by audience
-Political viewpoint
-Inner-city schools
-Aid
-Private education
-Differences of opinion concerning busing
-Busing for racial balance
-Conflicts
-Revisions
-Administration's opposition
-Support for desegregation and quality of education
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-Moratorium
-Physical problems
-Ineffectiveness
-Administration's opposition
-Draft statements
-Concessions to audience
-Previous draft
-Recognition of differences of opinion
-Educators and the public at large
-Draft by Patrick J. Buchanan
-Testing time for public education
-A statement
-Wording
-Formulation of problem
-Andrews's conversation with Charles W. Colson
-Non-public education
-National crisis
-Public education
-Testing time
-Headline phrase
-School closing rates
-Data
-Possible numbers
-Parochial schools
-Catholic schools
-Problems
-Wording
-Length
-Statement on promises
-Statement on partisanship
-Democrats compared with Republicans
-Closing paragraph
-Divisions in nation
-Inserted line
-Importance of education
-Need for unity
-Place in speech
-Role of non-public schools
-Busing
-Inclusion in speech
-Overemphasis by press
-Benefits
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-As opposed to administration's program
-Preparation of text
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