Editorial on freshmen demanding power over faculty
A nationwide survey cited by the American Council on Education shows more than half of freshmen expect a say in faculty promotions. The piece argues against giving new students academic authority and questions their grasp of core freedoms, urging faculty to address these early deficiencies.
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Academe
American Council On Education
Mao the Helmsman and China's Cultural Revolution tone
A survey of Mao Zedong’s cult of personality and the Cultural Revolution. Lin Piao lauds Mao as the guiding helmsman while the Red China leadership faces internal purges and aging leadership, with Albania as a rare ally and commentary on global reception.
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Peking People’s Daily
Mao
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Albania
Cuba
Kenya
Tanzania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
Ceylon
Burma
Peking
Lin
Red
Chinese Communist Party
Brian Hook
University of Leeds
Central Committee
Hook
Tax and risk drive investment advice in Speer column
Roger E Speer weighs whether to sell vulnerable holdings for tax reasons and advises against dumping Florida Gas as it shows growth and sponsorship. He discusses Sears Accep tance bonds amid tight money, noting price fluctuations and a predicted money-rate reversal.
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American
Florida Gas
Ford
D.D
Union
FPC
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp
Sears, Roebuck
Roger Spear
Roger FE
Spea
Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen. Pea. Corp
Nixon gambles for conservatives amid Javits backing
A year after a frank admission that a right wing base matters, Nixon faces the Javits fundraiser moment. He opts for a cautious tilt toward conservatives while warning liberals, with New York Republicans split over primaries and poised to influence the 1968 political balance. The Conservative Party pushes for a stronger bite, threatening to back challengers if Javits wins.
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Nixon
Richard
Isco
Buckley
United States
California
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Jacob Javits
New York
George Sokelsky
Republican Party
Leon Trotsky
White House
Javits
Javist
New York ‘Times
Mr. Javits
Mr. Nixon
Calcium and Vitamin D for Migraines and Health Errors
Reader recounts relief from migraines after calcium and vitamin D use per Little tesson 26 but returns to headaches after stopping. Author argues daily Ca and D intake prevents many conditions, criticizes critics, cites bursitis and calcification as disease consequences, and promotes a daily calcium rich regimen.
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Migrake Sezures
Tom
Harriet
Harrie
Santa Claus as American Christmas symbol in church devotion
Debby, six, asks if Santa is real and learns Santas in stores are substitutes for the Christ Child. The piece argues Santa belongs in church celebrations alongside the Bethlehem story, highlighting how oldsters crave tangible cheer and how banning Santa alienates them.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Ceres
God
Denby
Matthew
Peter
America
New York
Bulehildren
Jesus
Bethlehem
Gandy
Aspects of our times in quotations and road test ad
A collage of quotations portrays societal views on prosperity reading habits and education. Also includes an Indiana Toll Road advertisement detailing a road test comparing toll road and public routes with savings in travel time gear changes and brake usage.
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Anna Smith
Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Afri
Vance Hartke
Philadelphia
Tim Herity
Morehan
Chicago
Jersey City
Indiana Toll Road
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Will Extremes Save Lyndon Johnson in 1968
Analysis of 1968 race shows Johnson relying on consensus to counter extremism. Nixon, Romney, Rockefeller and Wallace shape the field with polls suggesting Johnson could win the South and possibly the electoral college if Wallace runs. Public support grows as antiwar and draft protests backfire on opponents.
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Richard Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
SIERE
Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Nixon
Democratic Party
George Wallace
Eugene McCarthy
Jonson
Gallip
South
Texas
Wallace
McCarthy
Henry Wallace
Johmson
Pentagon
New York
Mr. Johnson
Burial at sea and Columbus guns debate
Discussion reviews legality of sea burial with Navy permission required today. It recounts a notable case, a former cabinet member, and notes burial customs once used. Also lists Columbus era gunpowder and artillery types aboard the Santa Maria, Nina, and Pinta with various calibers and weapons.
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Navy
Forestal
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