Editorial Sees Latin University Rule Shifting Worldwide
Guest editorial argues Latin American campuses once led by students are changing as police move into campuses in Venezuela and Colombia. It notes Mexico still experiences campus anarchy, while Argentina reined in student politics. The piece predicts a return to sensible education in the United States as trends reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Columbia
San Francisco
Latin America
Mexico
Venezuela
Caracas
University of Mexico
San Francisco State
Parody of Hormones and Hopes in a Turbulent Era
General Hershey blasts permissiveness while claiming to bottle humanity’s essence for all to drink. LBJ hopes Paris talks will silence guns though propaganda may fail. United Auto Workers ousted by AFL CIO over dues, signaling another labor dispute amid national tension.
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Gen. Hershey
LBJ
Paris
United Auto Workers Union
AFL Cio
Book Burning Flares Again in Kennedy Controversy
The column argues Senator Robert Kennedy faces suspicion in new fires, linking him to past arson attempts against liberal biographies. It details publishers, authors, and editors involved in alleged literary arson and press manipulation amid a Democratic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kennedy
William Manchester
New Frontier
Journals of Review
Drury
N. Y. Times
The
Saturday Review
Robert Kennedy
Allen
Norman Cousins
McCall’s Magazine
McCall's
Cousins
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
CIA
House of Representatives
National Press Club
Sigma Delta Chi
Journalists’ Fraternity
Duke of Windsor Marries Wallis Simpson in 1937
United Press International item notes the marriage of the former King Edward VIII to Wallis Simpson in Baltimore in 1937. The brief history mentions other events including Dunkirk’s completion in 1940 and Pope John XIII’s death in 1963, plus Gemini 4 milestones.
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Duke of Windsor
King Edward VIII of
Great Britain
Wallis Simpson
Baltimore
Dunkirk
France
John XIV
Nixon's Oregon Victory Sets Nixon on Path to Nomination
Nixon has swept Oregon and multiple primaries, gathering a majority of convention delegates. Reagan and Rockefeller failed to derail him, while southern Democrats lean Republican. Wallace looms as a potential spoiler, but Nixon appears poised to win the presidency if the trend holds.
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California
New York
Oregon
Richard Nixon
United States
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Massachusetts
Vermont
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Dwight Hisenhower
Harold Stassen
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Gen
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
South
George Wallace
Wallace
John F. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Rainy Washington Dulles and Demos Cheer The Weather
In Washington a steady rain drags on with 50s temperatures and mud near the Lincoln Memorial. Demonstrators blame the weather, while some downtown business figures celebrate the rain as good for golf greens and flowers. A congressman with a pilot’s license quips of aiding the Lord’s miracles by seed ing clouds.
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Washington
Lincoln Memorial
U.S. Weather Bureau
Congress
Weather Bureau
Kennedy campaign faces mixed reception in Hayward rally
The Hayward event and scattered remarks across Oregon and California show the Kennedy team reasserting a universal appeal while critics point to outdated foreign policy and domestic challenges. Local backers include Jack Brooks and Paul DeDomenico, with DeDomenico serving as co chair of California Businessmen for Kennedy.
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Hayward
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
San Diego
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Eugene McCarthy
University of California
Tom Sorensen
Sorensen
Hubert Humphrey
California
United States
Bobby
Robert Kennedy
Fremont
McCarthy
Don Edwards
Edwards
Gene
Brooks
South County
Sen
Nicholas Petris
Lincoln Club Endorsements Stir GOP Rifts in Districts
The Lincoln Club of Alameda County led by the Frank Adams group sparks anger over endorsements in the 15th 16th and 8th Assembly Districts and the 8th Congressional District. Critics say the endorsement sheet lists 18 local Republican organizations but most support Crane rival Raymond Britton while Adams seeks influence over the county central committee. The dispute highlights intra party tensions and potential shifts in committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Club
Alameda County
Frank Adams
Michael Crane
Congress Camp
Raymond Britton
Alameda
Crane
8Th
County Central Committee
George Gearn
Robert Cummings
Castro Valley
Kenneth L. Thompson
Oakland
Louis W. Collier
Richard A. Burgard
Adams
California Republican Assembly
Central Committee
Local South County Politics and Campaign Tactics Highlight Veiled Endorsements
Hayward figures Joe Medeiros and George Oakes maneuver for future offices while Murphy leads in supervisor race polls. Oakes publishes his own paper to secure endorsements, and a distinct scene at Fremont shows Republican outreach with a sparse turnout for Hightower’s rally.
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Kitchen
Calso
Joe Medeiros
Hayward
John D. Murphy
Pleasanton
Oakes
South County
Murphy
Wes Sears
Vicki Drake
Stanford
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Ed Newman
Castro Valley
William McGuire
Livermore
Vicki
Jerry Hightower
Fre Mont
9Th
Fremont
Hightower
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South America
South American
U.S
Us, News and World Report
Presiden Lleras
Colombia
Grm
Argentina
University of Cordoba
Thomas H. Harris
Holmes Alexander
RFK
Bob
Allen Drury
Moerall
Laughs
Europe
England
Cecil Ward
Herbert
Bonnie and Clyde
United Press International
Ed White
Jim McDevitt
White
William Cowper
Gibt
OtlEee
Russell Kirk
Congress of Racial Equality
Vietnam
Don Mcd
Ean
Woody’s
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