Why Such Liberal Faculties Reveals Campus Ideology Debate
The Orville Mercury summarizes Governor Reagan's call for ideological balance on university faculties, citing E Merrill Root's 1956 book and Harvard economist Carver's retirement as an example. The piece notes critics call this political intrusion and mentions California's Constitutional Revision Commission hearing Sherriffs' claim of silenced voices.
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Alex Sheriffs
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Herbert Marcuse
New Left
Sol Silverman
San Francisco
Dr. Root
Oroville Mercury
WWII Hijacking as a Major Sport Question
A reflection questions if World War II era airplane hijackings could have become a widespread sport, contrasting wartime control and public risk with the idea of repeated, organized sky crime. It speculates on state responses and the absence of insurrection lists.
Barry Goldwater Reports From Behind The Scenes
Barry Goldwater outlines a third journalism venture, promising hard news over philosophy. He explains behind the scenes access from Senate committees and White House ties will shape his column on how public affairs and policy are formed, including views on Vietnam, Paris talks, and arms control.
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Senate Aeronantical and Space Sciences Committee
Paris
Soviet Union
Uncle Favesdropper and Nome Campaign Quip
Maclean's Microscoops humorously surveys U S spy tactics and political slogans. It notes North Korea rhetoric, spy ships and planes, Teddy Kennedy's Nome trip with a humorous slogan. It mocks the administration's calm amid alleged budget misperceptions.
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Teddy Kennedy
Alaska
Nome
Paul Harvey on Vietnam and world cleanup
Paul Harvey argues the Vietnam War is America's tragic mistake and urges a return to isolationism. He contrasts a call for withdrawal with a view of a renaissance of enlightened self interest, urging personal responsibility before global action.
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Dean Rusk
Congress
Paul Findley
R-I
U.S
Congressman Findley
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Earthquake safety tips from government booklet
Senator Hatfield criticizes the war while urging calm during a looming California quake. Interior’s Emergency Preparedness issues Safety and Survival in an Earthquake, with building safety and household readiness guidance. Fort Belvoir soldiers publish antiwar papers as global dissent grows. The booklet offers prequake steps and postquake actions, including staying under a desk in high rises and stocking supplies.
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Interior Department
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Alaska
Massive Push By Zealots For Abortion
A protest column denounces abortion legislation sweeping 25 state legislatures. Clergymen and scholars debate whether abortion harms or safeguards life, citing Barth and Williams. The piece notes Catholic and Protestant figures opposing repeal and highlights medical groups resisting abortion laws.
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Earl Barth
Barth
George H. Williams
Harvard Divinity School
Dr. Williams
National Commission On
Oak Park
John F. Hillabrand
Toledo
Olive LaFollette
Belleville
Ill
This Day In History Highlights and Misclips
Key events noted include Rome founded in 755 B C by Romulus, U S Air Force airlift to Indo China around 194 U S forces aided French at Dien Bien Phu, UN disarmament commission reconvening in 1965 after 1960 stalemate, and 1967 Greek military coup. A closing quote from Richard Brinsley Sheridan remarks on conscience.
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Romulus
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Paris
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Dich Bien Phu
United Nations Disarmament Commission
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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