Editorial on campus unrest and university leadership
The piece argues that campus unrest is a global issue and cites Dr. James A. Perkins on university leadership. It contends the president should set direction, warns against democratic coalitions that fail, and urges stricter undergraduate admission to protect university stability and the image of higher learning.
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Berkeley
University of California
James A. Perkins
Cornell
Dr. Perkins
Christmas crisis saves you from bankruptcy this year
A humorous ad suggests a Texas department store offers extravagant gifts to solve Christmas shopping, from a $75,000 Russian pelts coat for the wife to a $20,000 quail porcelain teapot for the secretary and a luxury $145,802 private cruise for service staff, ending with a merry New Year.
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Texas
China Department
Dorothy Doughty
Athens
Isles
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
Rhinos, Peddlers, and a Sedative Pill Scandal
Poaching devastates African rhino herds amid beliefs in horn powers. In New York a seller promoted Exciting Passion Flower Vine tablets as exotic rejuvenation, claiming 50,000 customers and $300,000 revenue with 1000 percent profit, state says.
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Africa
America
New York
Cambodia border thorn in Vietnam war strategy
Washington report details how Ho Chi Minh uses Cambodia as a base for Viet Cong supply and troop movements. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces lack manpower to seal the 600 mile border. Proposals include port blockade at Sihanoukville and intensified air surveillance. Possible plans include Cambodian leadership change and multinational talks to oust foreign troops.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Special Forces
Viet Nam
U.S
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh
Sihanoukvill
South Viet Nam
Greece
Yugoslavia
State Department
Thailand
Sihanouk
Ambush term sparks debate in Viet Nam war column
HAL BOYLE argues ambush and bushwhack have the same meaning in practice and reflect semantics in Vietnam warfare. He notes a jungle encounter where US forces describe it as a meeting engagement while the Viet Cong used ambush, underscoring shifting language in military operations.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Fed rate hike raises costs for borrowers and taxpayers
The Federal Reserve boosted the basic rate to 42 percent, prompting banks to lift their prime loan rate from 4.42 to 5 percent. Analysts debate impact on family budgets and business costs, noting interest deductibility and already high borrowing trends. Critics warn higher rates could slow capital spending, push up prices, and strain housing and public finance as deficits rise.
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AP Business News
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Treasury
Federal Reserve
U.S. Treasury
Train children early to live with the family says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that separating children from the main living area is unnecessary. She says children should be taught to say no matter what and to join adults in the living room, learning manners and respect from a young age.
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Ruth Millett
Grandparents roles and Watts film figures discussed
A newspaper piece notes five grandparent roles from a University of Chicago study and details their evolving relationships with grandchildren. It also reports Budd Schulberg hosting 75 film figures in Hollywood to discuss Watts riots and a writing class for local Negro youths.
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Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Grandpop
Grandma
Bernice Neugarten
University of Chicago
Committee On Human Development
BOB Thomas
Hollywood
Watts
Budd Schulberg
Sammy
Geraldine Brooks
Schulberg
Los Angeles
Jack London
Frank Norris
London
Westminster Neighborhood Association
United Way
The
Presbyterian Church
Karl Malden
Tony Franciosa
Fred Gwynn
Mark Goddard
Diana Lynn
Nancy Olson
Hope Lange
Collier Young
Leonard Stern
Bill Harback
Capitol Records
Alan Livingston
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead Details
The Biddeford Saco Journal publishes daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine 04005 with E P Ingalls as managing editor and W Paul Casavant as publisher The paper lists subscription rates in advance.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Dense list of crossword hints across and down including conflicts, government types, inventions, body parts, cities, metals, and literary references. Clues mention historic figures, place names, and common crossword answers across politics science geography and culture.
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Henrik Ibsen
National Revolutiona
Eawase
Aims
What I
Washington News
United States
Boyle
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Business Mirror
Ruth Willett
and Veterans Guide
Steven Allen
Sidney Poitier
Don Murray
Schuiberg
Richard Burton
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Virginia Woolf
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Utrecht
Netherlands
Helena
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Colley
Paris Subway
Mrs. Roosevelt
Danis Island
Wisconsin
James I
Charles I
Scotland
Saul’s Uncle
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