Editorial Page In Our Opinion Students Must Bear College Revolt Blame
A provocative editorial argues campus revolts are irrational and threaten democracy. It cites San Francisco State and other historical cases to claim student movements drift from democratic ideals toward violence. Moderates and student governance are urged to reclaim responsibility, with universities prioritizing truth over force.
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United States
San Francisco State College
Lewis Feuer
University of Toronto
New York Times
Feuer
University of California At Berkeley
Prussia
Germany
Russia
Bosnia
Archduke Ferdinand
Austria-Hungary
America
Clarence H. Cramer
Adelbert College
Case Western Reserve University
Paul Harvey on tax simplification and flat rate proposal
Paul Harvey argues for a flat tax on gross income with no deductions and minimal complexity. He cites Nixon intends tightening loopholes and reviews, urging appointing former IRS commissioners to craft a simpler system. He notes burdens on taxpayers and calls for straightforward reform without special benefits.
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Nixon
Congress
Treasury
David Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
T. Coleman Andrews
Mortimer Caplin
Joseph Barr
IRS
Nixon European trip may not yield quick results
Washington watchers question if President Nixon's Europe tour, lasting a few days in Brussels Bonn Rome London and Paris, can produce concrete talks. The trip could revive Western European interest and outline his ideas, but risks near-term Cold War tensions and a clash over NATO, Berlin access, and the ABM missile program with Moscow.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Europe
Brussels
NATO
Bonn
Rome
London
Paris
Western
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Near East
Ussr
Kennedy
Kremlin
Johnson
Kosygin
Johnson Kosygin
Hherefore
Soviet Union
LBJ
Berlin
Moscow
Anatoly Dobrynin
United States
Russia
Pentagon
Red Army
Melvin Laird
Lyndon Johnson
Glassboro
Bob McNamara
Mac's World So Rotten in Peru
Travelogue by Don MacLean from Lima to Buenos Aires and Panama notes US tensions Peru’s politics and piracy of oil, censorship in Argentina, crime levels in Buenos Aires, and a Panama airport money mix up with a 3 cent sandwich glimpsed amid international travel chaos.
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Don Maclean Lima
United States
New York
Peru
el Presidente
Buenos Aires
U.S
Carter Burgess
Washington, D.C
Argentina
Panama
Nixon Quietly Weighs Arms Talks to Limit Soviet Gains
Washington memo argues Nixon delays talks to avoid empowering hardliners. Kissinger warns that premature concessions may spur intransigence and let the Kremlin use negotiations as a safety valve. The piece links U.S. strategy to broader disputes in the Middle East Cuba Vietnam Berlin and other regions.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Nixon
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hungary
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Latin America
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Prague
Middle East
Cuba
Vietnam
United States
Nixson
Humphrey Faces Strong Kennedy Challenge for 1972 Nomination
The article outlines a rising challenge from Senator Edward Kennedy to sitting Vice President Hubert Humphrey for the Democratic leadership and 1972 nomination. It notes Muskie’s continued influence, Humphrey’s shift to a leader-period stance, and the breakdown of old party rules. It cites Kennedy’s rising momentum, public support patterns, and Humphrey’s precarious position amid intra party tensions.
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Washington
H. Humphrey
Democratic Party
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edoe Muskie
Maine
Humphrey
Kennedy
Must
Senate
Ienane
Ted
Senator Muskie
Richard Nixon
Muskie
HHH
Minnesota
Richard Daley
Chicago
Daley
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Biddeford
Maine
Casavant
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Lep Seieete
Associated Press
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