Kennedy Family Dominates Most Admired Women List
Gallup Princeton survey ranks Mrs Robert Kennedy first and Mrs Joseph Kennedy second among the world’s most admired women. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Mrs Martin Luther King, and Mrs Richard Nixon feature in the top ranks in a two-survey result based on 2,979 interviews.
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Aristole Onassis
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Martin Luther Kang
Robert Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Nes. Onassis
Pearl S. Buck
Elizabeth. IV
Great Britain
Helen Hayes
Joseph Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Martin Luther King
Richard Wixon
Aristotle Onassis
Sacqueline Kennedy
Queen Elizabeth II
C. Helen Hayes
The Generation Gap And A Hurting Civic Bond
HAL BOYLE argues the generation gap is a deep emotional rift between youth and middle age, not a simple age difference. He notes youth distrusts older generations while fathers struggle with their children’s repudiation of their values, threatening social cohesion.
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Curbstone
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Times
America
Negro History Courses Get Big Push Across U.S. Schools
A nationwide push reshapes curricula to include Negro history in schools and universities. Lincoln Filene Center at Tufts reports that balanced, realistic teaching of America’s diverse past improves democratic understanding, while critics warn of rushed programs and gaps in materials.
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South
Lincoln Filene Center For Citizenship and Public Affairs
Tufts University
Joan S. Gibson
Lincoln Filene Center
Gibson
America
United States
Joseph Applegate
Howard University
Center For African Studies
Sputnik
Applegate
Africa
Seattle
Golang
Afeieat
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
He Lind
Quinne
Garreld High School
Negra
Proghara Vale
Yale
Polneas
U.S
Mines State University
Cornell
University of Montana
Ima University
University of Pennsylvania
Northwestern University
Harvard
University of South Carolina
Cus Graves
Texas
Manuel Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Crispus Vaucks
Grater
Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inc
Prentice-Hall
Houcson Muffin Co
Hue Recovers Spirit After Tet Siege Amid Ruins
Hue, once devastated by 26 days of Tet street fighting, has rebuilt spirits and life. Shops reopen, schools fill, and the city watches for future Viet Cong actions while reinforced by U S Marines and South Vietnamese forces.
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Vieanam
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Ariven
Vibe
U S
Tue
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Hine
U. S
Saxbe Criticized as Too Liberal by ACU
The American Conservative Union labels Senator William B. Saxbe too liberal in its January issue, suggesting Ohio voters might prefer former Senator Lausche. The piece contrasts Saxbe’s stance with AFL-CIO News praise and notes Saxbe’s political vulnerabilities amid questions about his voting record.
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American Conservative Union
ACU
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Lausche
Senate
John Ashbrook
Jobe
Stown
Afl-Cio News
U.S
U N Power Shift at United Nations Signals Changing Balance
Analysis shows United States losing ground in 47 key votes at the UN General Assembly as Africa and Asia gain new members. The Soviet bloc often sides with nonaligned states, reshaping power dynamics and prompting greater use of bilateral deals and Security Council leverage.
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Asia
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Conference On Trade and Development
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Wich
Tne
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Ethel) Kennedy
Gallup
Princess Grace of Monaco
Margaret Chase Smmuth
Madame Indira Gandhi
Ann Landers
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Margaret Mead
Madame Chiang Kai-shik
Harry Truman
Jeane Dixon
Madama Pandit
Hal Boyle
Gap
Armand Golang
Enans
Shum Co
Sahara
Welana Chiverresear
Austin
Senate Health, Education and Welfare Committee
Terry Verms
Toledo University
Trane
Serly
Northfield
Robert Boyd
Boyd
Charles
Sam Lopeman
Luputuah
Lopeman
Statehouse
Board of Regents
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