Lippmann’s November Forecast On Youth and Politics
Walter Lippmann argues the election hinges on the quiet majority opposed to disorder and change. He highlights George Wallace as a potential front runner, Humphrey likely excluded, Nixon courting young voters to form an enlightened Republican administration.
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Walter Lippmann
Unpoor
Unyoung
Unblack
Lippmann
George Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
News
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
David Eisenhower
Malik Walks Out of UN Speech on Korea and Czechoslovakia
The Soviet ambassador Yakov Malik walked out during a Security Council debate on Korea, unintentionally aiding South Korea's defense. He again threatens to quit if the UN and Western powers press questions on the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, while critics note past Soviet actions in Cuba and Latin America.
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South Korea
Yakov A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Malik
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Castro
Dean Rusk
Walk Out Condemns Soviet Invasion and Satellite Powers
The article reports U S Ambassador George W Ball criticizing the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and its Polish Hungarian Bulgarian and East German allies. Malik rebukes foreign interference urging internal change and warning that external actions could trigger a third world war.
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Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
East Germany
U. S
George W. Ball
Malik
Czechoslovakia
Security Council
Lord Caradon
Britain
United Nations
Soviet Union
Court to Rule on Vietnam War Reservist Stay
Chief Justice Warren and Justice Black refused the stay for 113 Cleveland area reserve soldiers. Justice Douglas granted it. The Supreme Court will review the 1966 Johnson war authority law after the Oct 7 session, potentially making the stay indefinite or ending it. More than 38,000 reserves were on active duty last May amid earlier refusals to challenge U S participation.
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Earl Warren
Cleveland
Vietnam
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Goose Prairie
Wash
Supreme Court
Johnson
High Court
United States
Douglas
Potter Stewart
Sharp rightward turn risks on leftist excesses in America
Joseph Alsop argues that the coming rightward shift is fed by leftist excesses in academia and the press. He urges scrutiny of SDS influenced schools in New York Ocean Hill Brownsville and IS 201 led by Herman Ferguson, warning that future Congresses may cut Title I funding and university support as investigations grow. He cites New York disputes, federal aid, and fears of obstructed ghetto education amid a broader political realignment.
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Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
New York City
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Teachers’ Union
Ocean-Hill-Brownville
New York
Ford Foundation
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Ferguson
Timbuktu
Congress
Herman Ferguson
U. S
McGeorge Bundy
Columbia
Moliere
George Dandin
George
Great Grape Boycott and the Farm Labor War
A conservative view argues the 1968 grape boycott by the AFL-CIO United Farm Workers Organizing Committee threatens small California grape growers, many immigrant, during harvest. It frames the conflict as a power struggle over unionization rather than wages, noting Chavez vs Mendoza and the broader stakes for farm labor.
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Lindsay
New York
Cavanagh
Detroit
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
San Joaquin Valley
Afl-Cio
United Farmworkers Organizing Committee
Humphrey
St. Paul
California
UFWOC
Saturday Review Magazine
Cesar Chavez
Agricultural Workers Freedom To Work Association
Jose Mendoza
Chavez
Mendoza
Prohibition Leaders Use Palmer Revelations on $375000 Brew Pool
The Messenger reports that Congress uses Palmer Alien Property revelations showing a $375000 pool from 17 brewers to buy the Washington Times. Ohio University open term 1918 19 sees khaki and sailor dress in Ewing Hall. Churchill promises a western invasion at the right time. The House weighs a postwar peace collaboration pledge.
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Congress
Palmer
Washington Times
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Churchill
Secon Front
House
Computer aid for shy patients in gynecology rise
Reticent women who dislike talking to a doctor about sex and gynecological issues can tell it to a computer. Dr J L Gedya of Cambridge University in Britain supports computer use for women reluctant to discuss private matters with a physician. He may have a point in a society where social medicine reaches the masses.
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J. L. Gedya
Cambridge University
Britain
Peter Ustinov Defined as a Renaissance Man
HAL BOYLE profiles Peter Ustinov, a versatile entertainer described as a human chameleon. The 47 year old, after finishing his 25th film Hot Millions and a 20th play The Passion According to Pontius Pilate, embodies a life of wide achievement, tolerance, and curiosity. He critiques conformity and champions individual freedom while sharing likes and dislikes that reveal his restless spirit and wit.
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Peter Ustinov
Walter Mitty
Perenially
Peter
Pontius Pilate
Jesus
Ustinov
London
Ife
Davison Named Brigadier General First Black Infantry Brigade Leader
General Creighton Abrams pins Brigadier General star on Col Frederic Ellison Davison making him the third Black American to win a general’s star and the first to command an infantry brigade in combat. Davison’s rise from 1940 reserve commission at Howard University to Italy’s 371st Infantry shows ongoing Army progress against segregation and a belief in an equal future for the nation.
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Creighton Abrams Jr
U. S
Vietnam
Frederic Ellison Davison
Davison
Howard University
Washington
Italy
The Athens Messenger Publishing Ad Rates and Address
Daily and Sunday editions offered with carrier and mail delivery options across Ohio, West Virginia, and other U.S. territories. Rates include single copies, weekly, monthly, and yearly plans with postal classifications and the publisher address in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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