Peace movement splits as protests fracture toward civil disobedience
Commentary notes divisions within antiwar protests after the October 21 march in Washington. Editors warn liberal opponents lack unity, while radicals push confrontations with government. The piece cites Dave Dillinger and Na tional chair as endorsing sit ins. It ends by proposing Camp Johnson as a new catalyst.
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Buckley at Yale Promotes Alumni Run Admission Reform
William F Buckley Jr boosts an 18 member Yale Corporation ticket advocating alumni influence in admissions. He cites statistics and urges reform while acknowledging potential impacts on private school entrants and the son of alumni.
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War for Survival in Biafra Letters to the Editor
The letter argues Biafra's crisis equals a mass slaughter and contrasts academic detachment with urgent concern. It cites Dr. Audrey Chapman and others from Columbia NYU and discusses how world bodies and media have favored a Federal view while urging Barnard students to value human life amid the conflict.
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