Honor Code A Failure At Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs report analyzes repeated honor code scandals at the Air Force Academy. It notes 410 cadets left over seven years for violations, compares rates with West Point and the Naval Academy, and discusses changes in leadership, discipline, and the role of the tolerance clause. Cadets describe the code as a life habit while critics warn of an imbalance between strictness and enforcement.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
West Point
Naval Academy
Vandenberg Hall
Air Force
Maj
Raymond Calkins
Catholic University of America
Calkins
Air Force Secretary
Complete Victory Elusive as Mao Loyalists Force Showdown
After eight months of fierce struggle the Mao Lin faction in Red China seeks a final victory while risking economic disaster and internal violence. Lin Piao’s backers mobilize teenage Red Guards to topple Liu Shao chi and allies Teng Hsiao ping and Tao Chu, amid central committee divisions and propaganda battles. Borders with the Soviet Union grow tense as Russia injects inflammatory rhetoric and contemplates influence in Xinjiang if Beijing destabilizes.
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William L .Ryan
Mao Tsetung
Red China
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin Mao
Red Guards
Liu Shao-chi
Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist Party
Tao Chu
Mao-Lin
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Sinkiang
Guevara’s Shadow Over Latin Conference Returns
AP report recalls Ernesto Guevara’s influence as Latin leaders prepare for a Punta del Este summit amid renewed guerrilla activity. Castro tensions, past Alliance for Progress debates, and Cuba’s exclusion from the OAS frame a wary backdrop as officials weigh revolutionary threats and the hemisphere’s future.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Latin America
John F. Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Che
Cuba
Organization of American States
Guevara
Fidel Castro
Castro
Bolivia
Colombia
Gust
Kennedy
United States
Winds of Change Touch Bermuda Culture and Law
Bermuda courts changed a wealthy woman's will allowing Negro children to attend a new whites-only school. The piece notes Bermuda’s political shifts, economic structure, and reliance on imports with a 1965 tourism income of $40 million and a $57 million trade deficit, along with social contrasts in Hamilton during Easter week.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
APA
Britain
Barbados
North Carolina
Foulups at Oscar Shows Through the Years
Hollywood’s Oscar history is recalled as a string of mishaps from upside down film reels to misnamed winners. Ronald Reagan ad libbed when a reel rolled wrong, and other bloopers include misattributed awards, secret winners, and long misfires in earlier ceremonies.
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Hollywood
Shrine Auditorium
Ronald Reagan
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Oscar
Academy
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Charles Curtis
Frank Capra
Will Rogers
Frank
Capra
Rogers
Frank Lloyd
Guents
Jerry MA
Kennedy Round Talks On Removing Tariffs Near Climax
Geneva report on the Kennedy round negotiations to cut tariffs and remove barriers to trade. European Common Market ministers meet in Brussels to decide offers on grain control and aid pooling, reducing tariffs on steel, paper and aluminum, with final talks due April 30. Results may aid foreign trade, with slower short term gains and possible price shifts for consumers.
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Kennedy
Climax
Geneva
United States
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Brussels
Concordia
Kan
Frankfurt
Germany
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Liu
Wall
Pacific
United
OAS
Argentina
Canada
EL Salvador
Costa
Jamaica
Panama
Ecuador
Dom
Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela
Guyana
Peru
Chile
Puerto Rico
U.S
Atlantic
Surinam Neth
Sqfr
Guiana
Brazil
Urugua
Johnson
Congress
Good Neighbor Club
Latin Conference
Hemisphere
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