Peace Corps Seeks Campus Revolutionists on U S campuses
Peace Corps officials pursue student leaders on campuses to recruit those with organizational skills to mobilize large groups for democracy work in undeveloped nations. Deputy Director Warren Wiggins says many activists are quiet volunteers, tutoring kids and engaging in community projects rather than public demonstrations.
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Coffee House To Be Opened Here In Texas Harbor Center
The first seaman's coffee house in Texas will be dedicated Sunday at 1303 Harbor. An open house for the public is scheduled from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Rev. Burnette W. Dowler will preside. The center features a lobby reading room coffee bar soft drink machine and recreation room with games. Two other seaman's centers exist on the Gulf Coast in Lake Charles and New Orleans. Mr A V Bloom chairs the organizing committee for the Seaman's Center Association here.
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News Media Says Complying With Secrecy Request
Washington AP reports that most newspapers, radio, and TV stations are reportedly going along with a Pentagon request to withhold news on troop deployments until official announcements are made. The proposal, outlined Oct. 20 by Arthur Sylvester, urges voluntary censorship of Vietnam troop craft and related photographs.
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