Miss Park on Good Taste in Dress and Intellect
Miss Park argues understatement is more attractive in long term relationships than loud female emphasis. She links dressing well to broader good taste and sees the intellectual side arising from the educative experience of taste. The excerpt notes the first stage of her theory.
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Murder Case Stalls as Grand Jury Declines Indictment
The Mississippi mob murder case stalls after a Federal Grand Jury declines indictment and Judge Cox throws out the case on a technicality. The Bulletin and Hurwitz report to Ramparts editors and Kunstler on efforts to reveal the murderers, amid tapped phone lines and a high level of press scrutiny.
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Editorial fragment on Mississippi crime and taste
A five month update notes widespread public interest in the Mississippi murder case with references to Ramparts and major newspapers. The piece discusses taste as disciplined refinement guiding feelings toward beauty and human relationships, emphasizing lifelong cultivation and personal selection.
Chaplain Krumm Supports Unionization at Columbia
Chaplain Krumm argues that unionization helps articulate worker views for a disadvantaged group and urges allowing student employees to unionize while safeguarding student interests. He notes non profit institutions could waive union recognition under certain circumstances and emphasizes unions as part of a just labor pattern.
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