Southeast Asian Students Seek Affluent Society in Protest Era
A six part series surveys student unrest across Asia and its roots in class, politics, and access. In Indonesia and Malaysia overflows and autonomy battles highlight limits on higher education, while Philippines and Korea show varied activism driven by economic pressures.
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Casile
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul [Rahman
Karni
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Tia
Organi 1 Auton Iz
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Ais
Souk
al Giri
Indonesia
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Vietnam
Philippines
South Korea
Five-Cent Fares and One-Dollar Meals Aid San Francisco Seniors
In San Francisco a city program offers five-cent cable car rides and one-dollar meals to seniors on fixed incomes. The meals and transit aid aim to keep the elderly active and reduce hardship, with roughly 12,000 seniors using the nickel-saving transit option daily and many eligible for the meal plan. Community officials praise the effort as a practical support for older residents.
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Union Syme
Atrush Howe
Uhink
Bernard F. Jehussel
Office of Aging
Sumivpal Railway
Progran
London Double-Deck Buses Face Endangered Status
An aged fleet of London double deckers is described as a vanishing species as city transit faces modernization. The article notes these buses once carried up to a million and a half riders annually and endured fogs and wartime dangers, but pressures for economy spell retirement for the aging giants.
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London
Willion
Paper Employee Injured In Auto Crash Near New Castle
An employee James L Hollan of Rt 3 New Castle sustained minor injuries early Monday in a two-vehicle crash on Ind 8. His wife Myrna and the other driver Max Avery of Knightstown were also injured. The Allen County Sheriff’s Department reported Avery attempted to pass a vehicle in a curve when the collision occurred at about 6 40 a m.
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James L. Hollan
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New Castle
Henry County Sheriff's Department
Allan
Ind
Max WW Avery
Knighitstown
Hollan
Myrna
Avery
Racial unrest study shocks United Methodists in Nashville
A RRIC report titled Black Protest: Will It Split the United Methodists? warns of a severe racial crisis within American Methodism. It cites friction between BMCR activists and church hierarchy, with white conservatives fearing polarization and black caucus demands for representation and funding of black community projects. The piece notes the church's size, history, and ongoing debates about integration and authority.
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Ienter
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Hick Ac
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Cleck
Eanser
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Scarret College
African Meth- Nashville
Gattens Ihso
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Geneva
Board of Education
South
BMCA
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Anittes
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Bill Sezesny Sells Flocked Christmas Trees at 270 Pendicton Ave
Bill Sezesny offers flocked Christmas trees of all sizes at 270 Pendicton Avenue. The display includes a range of heights and prices for holiday decorating.
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Sezesny
Pendicton Avenue
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