Berkeley Campus Appoints Doctor To Quiet Student Unrest
Martin Meyerson hires Dr. Neil Smelser, 34, Harvard Oxford degrees, as assistant to the chancellor in charge of student political activity. Smelser, expert on group behavior, will monitor dissatisfied students and defuse charges to restore campus calm and focus on education.
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Unscheduled Visitor at Kennedy Escorted to Safe Landing
An unplanned aircraft landed at Kennedy Airport after reporting strong headwinds. Two Air Force planes escorted it to a safe landing, with crash crews and heat provided for 51 passengers and 15 crew members. Officials note no precedent for future emergency landings and emphasize discouraging moves to Cuba.
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Kennedy Kennedy Airport
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Eld
Moscow
Vaskli Tonushkin
State Department
Cuba
Campaign money records show Republicans outspent Democrats
The 1964 campaign total receipts and expenditures reveal Republicans raised 18.8 million and spent 17.5 million while Democrats gathered 12.4 million and spent 12.7 million. The Corrupt Practices Act deadline passed with many reports still outstanding, and no prosecutions have occurred in 39 years.
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House of Natives
Washington
Sino-Soviet tensions loom in Yale Kremlinologist view
Yale scholar John Chamberlain cites Vladimir Petrov analysis of Sino-Soviet splits over the past three months. He notes Beijing Moscow dynamics shape U S South Vietnam policy, Khrushchev era fallout, and limited hope for a united front against the West as Western aid and Berlin posture remain unsettled.
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Petrov
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Viet Nam
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Moscow
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Ben Bella
Algeria
Red China
Axsall
Westpg
Berlin Wall
Split
Unity Inaugural Echoes Jefferson Era and Johnson's Aim
The piece argues James Marlow and the unity theme in Johnson's inaugural echoes Jefferson and Monroe eras. It compares past calls for unity with Johnson’s State of the Union to heal partisan rifts while avoiding foreign policy detail. It notes Johnson’s 14 months in office and 50 proposals from his address.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Monroe
All the People
Unity
Union
Justice
Congress
Readers urge local conservancy to fund watershed program
The Messenger letters advocate using a three tenth tax assessed under Conservancy District Law to support The Hocking and Margaret Creek Conservancy districts. The writer stresses local participation and federal aid, arguing for vegetation restoration and retarding structures to combat water waste and protect major drainage outlets.
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Athens
Margaret Creek
Hocking
Margaret Creek Conservancy
Seasonal ailments and odd laws in a mailbag column
HAL BOYLE notes diseases flare with seasons and cites ulcers and gout in spring and autumn. The cold costs families 35 to 40 dollars yearly and industry billions in lost time. He spars with the vice presidency, cites presidents’ deaths, and cites odd Illinois Bible laws for prisoners. Psychiatrists flag four warning signs of possible nervous breakdown.
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Tex
Illinois
Vice Develops $2400 Idea for Electronic Protractors
The article describes a $2400 concept by vice and Molen to automate jet or rotor vane assembly using early electronic protractors. They propose a method to reduce reliance on manual tools and improve precision in manufacturing.
Johnson Puts Speed Ahead on Appalachia Aid and Fences Off Liberals
Inside account says President Johnson demanded rapid action on the Appalachia development program and vetoed amendments. He aims for 1.077 billion in aid while resisting liberal attempts to attach pork or extra projects. House liberals from Iowa and Minnesota watch for leverage as Alabama politics complicate support.
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Blatnik
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Iowa
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