The New Left SDS profile of a student movement leader
The piece profiles Students for a Democratic Society SDS as the central force in the new left. It describes the SDS headquarters on Chicago’s E 63rd Street the movement’s critique of establishment power and its campus influence including the April 17 Washington march. It highlights Paul Potter national president Kissinger and the SDS’s appeal to students while noting its 2000 dues paying members and 79 chapters. The article portrays SDS as a rising political force among American youth and its belief in participatory democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students For Democratic Society
SDS
Chicago
63Rd Street
Students For A Democratic Society
New Left
Viet Nam
U.S
Dominican Republic
Johnson
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ing University
Students League For Industrial Democracy
Port Huron
Mich
Sdsers
National Sds
Paul Potter
Washington
Washington Monument
Kissinger
Henderson, Ky
Stuents
South
De Gaulle Shifts Tone Toward U S Diplomacy
UPI reports Charles de Gaulle appears to ease anti American rhetoric and tensions with the United States. Diplomats see no broad thaw, citing NATO, nuclear policy and dollar disputes as persistent friction. Possible motives include mediating Vietnam or addressing anti French sentiment, but no clear resolution is in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
de Gaulle
NATO Permanent Council
Viet Nam
United States
Atomic engines give new ships freedom of sailing
Nuclear ships redefine sea travel enabling long ocean voyages without refueling. The Enterprise can cruise for years with eight nuclear furnaces producing over 200000 horsepower. Lenin and Savannah showcase compact fuel needs, protected reactors, and planned fleets to keep Arctic waters open and ports safe from contamination.
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Washington
Globe
National Geographic Society
United States
Enterprise
North Pole
Russia
Lenin
Arctic
N. S. Savannah
Savannah
Atomic Servant
High Seas
Europe
New Hampshire Mental Health Study Reveals Gaps in Treatment
A UPI report from Concord details a statewide mental health study showing over a quarter of NH adults with impairment and 8.7 percent almost definitely ill, yet only about one in six receive treatment. The findings, prepared by Dr. Brian Kay’s team, outline regional disparities and a plan to push for nearly $500,000 in construction funds for regional centers. The study, based on 600 interviews by NORC, highlights higher impairment among women and ages 50 to 59, and notes treatment access is strongest in the Merrimack Valley region and where Mary Hitchcock Hospital facilities exist, with northern counties lagging.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Kay
University of New Hampshire
John W. King
Jacob Meir-Alcabes
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chi
Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee
Grafton
Sullivan Counties
Washington
North Country
Cheshire County
Thas
Strafford County
Rockingham County
Merrimack Valley
Merrimack
Hillsborough
South Cambridge Illness and Weekend Visits Noted
Mrs. John Soltis is seriously ill at Leonard Hospital. Miss Donna Aiken of Schenectady spent the weekend with her parents. Francis Wade and Irving Dick returned from a two day trip to York Beach Maine. The Pleasant Valley Grange will hold a chicken barbecue at Schaghticoke Fair Grounds on August 4 at 7 p.m. The Sherman reunion was attended by sixty one members and two visitors from Cambridge Troy Valley Falls and Buskirk. Albert Tollisen was named to the dean's list at Hudson Valley Community College for the spring term. The North Hoosick circuit union church service is at Eagle Bridge Methodist Church at 10 a.m. James O'Neill will occupy the pulpit this week. The Eagle Bridge choir will sponsor a public card party at the hall on August 3 at 8 p.m. Six and one half tables were in play at the last party.
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John Soltis
Leonard Hospital
Donna Aiken
Schenectady
Kenneth Aiken
Schaghticoke Fair Grounds
Cambridge
Troy
Valley Falls
Buskirk
Albert Tollisen
Oscar Tollisen
Tollisen Road
Hudson Valley Community College
Union
Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
North Hoosick
James O’neill
Cohoes
Eagle Bridge
Pleasant Valley Grange
Kaare Johansen
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United Press International
Shimer College
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Shriver
Eunice Shriver
Kennedy
Paul Fitzgerald Kennedy Shriver
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Boston
Peace Corps
R. Sargent Shriver
Hubert H. Humphrey
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Maurice Couve de Murville
Quai D? Orsay
Pierrelatte
London
Duchess of Bedford
Dartmouth- Lake Sunapee
Sullivan
Grafton County
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
New Hampshire Hospital
Carroll and
Coos Counties
Blondie
Steve Canyon
By Charles M. Schulz
Johnny Hart
By Chie Young
Hong Kong
Heart of
Juliet Jones
HER Majestys Armed Services
Crown Colony
Madame Hook
Dad
Paul
Will
BY Miko Canifi
LA Hook
Snug Harbor
Hasty
By Stan Drake
Devon
Box Spring
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Dial
Main St
Bennington, Vt
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Francis Wade
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
York Beach
Maine
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