Columbia Two Years Later What Did the Riots Accomplish
Columbia faces two years after the 1968 student takeover as former leaders reflect on the uprising. Grayson Kirk, Andrew Cordier, Dean Severn, Rabbi Goldman, and Alexander Platt describe police intervention, the senate creation, and enduring tensions. They weigh political change, campus unity, and the rebellion's lasting impact on higher education.
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United Nations
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Department of Biological Sciences
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Jewish Advisory Board
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Pentagon Says Foes Hold More POWs Than 335 Listed
Washington officials dispute a New York peace group list of 335 American prisoners of war as incomplete. The Defense Department cites 1,553 missing or captured servicemen, with 376 believed in North Vietnam, and shows photos of two men not on the list. The Pentagon urges full accounting and notes reporters and civilians are among those missing.
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Defense Department
Hanoi
New York
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Defense Secretary
Henkin
Pentagon
Air Force
Edwin L. Atterbury
Navy
James J. Connell
Lean
Americana
Cora Weiss
Egbert W. Pfeiffer
University of Montana
Peru digs yield 20000 year old tools and diverse animal remains
Archaeologists from Phillips Academy announce finds in Ayacucho Basin Peru including tools up to 20,000 years old and a varied animal assemblage with saber toothed tiger and giant sloths. The team links migratory species via Beringia theory and traces early crops dating 7000 years. An international 65 member team has mapped 426 sites since 1969.
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Peru
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Prep
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Asia
Mac Neish
Nixon to face three networks in one hour conversation
President Nixon will appear in a live color three network program titled a Conversation with the President from San Clemente. NBC CBS and ABC will each air the hour long discussion with John Chancellor Eric Sevareid and Howard K Smith as interviewers. The broadcast comes days before Honor America Day and follows a May 26 60 Minutes segment featuring Tricia Nixon which boosted CBSs ratings.
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San Clemente
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NBC
Eric Sevareid
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Howard K. Smith
ABC
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Lyndon Johnson
Washington
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America
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