Student radicals across Europe and America rise in influence
The Times surveys student activists from France Germany Britain Japan and the United States. It notes intelligent, upper middle class radicals in social sciences shaping movements like SDS and Zengakuren, with leaders such as Tom Hayden and Rudi Dutschke, and describes factions within UNEF and the March 22 Movement.
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Socialist Students
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