De Gaulle Power Lessons in Intellectual Action and Mystery
The essay contrasts Charles de Gaulle’s balance of intellect and instinct with modern power quests. It quotes Sulzberger on action arising from intellect plus impulse and cites de Gaulle’s belief that power requires mystery and silence. The piece laments the current power seekers lacking informed restraint and lasting vision.
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de Gaulle
C.L. Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Wse
Federalized Teaching Sparks NEA Push for National Negotiations
The National Education Association pushes a federal negotiations bill via Sen. Lee Metcalf to cover salaries, class sizes, textbooks, and teacher assignments, potentially legalizing some strikes. It would create a five member professional employe relations commission under HEW and serve about two million teachers and 109,000 school board members. States with PN laws could opt in, while others would fall under federal rules, with regional offices and Washington HQ.
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National Education Assn
NEA
Lee Metcalf
Dmons
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Commission Wuld
Washington
Cedar Rapids and Area Hit by Storms. Motel Opens
Thunderstorms disrupted electricity for about two hours in Cedar Rapids Shellsburg and Pala as lightning caused outages in Pala and Shellsburg while winds felled trees. Cedar Rapids photo contest awards highlight Gazette staffers. Town House motel opens as Cedar Rapids’ largest, with a 400-seat adjoining restaurant.
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Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Pala
Inwa Electric Light and Power Co
Learned in Ten Years Arms Race Still Hot and Heavy
An examination of a decade of Cold War arms build up with U S and Soviet satellites and missiles. Melvin Laird warns of limitless countermeasures while Gerald Ford signals domestic pressure. Analysts stress uncertainty and overreaction in defense plans and ABM debates.
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Allington
Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Thal
Pueblo
United States
Laird
House of Representatives
Gerald Ford
Optimism and Self-Doubt Mark Nixon Era Shifts
James Reston writes that global tensions show signs of easing as de Gaulle resigns, Nixon questions old policies in his first 100 days, and Kissinger urges a fresh bipartisan reevaluation of national security. The piece notes cautious movement in Europe and a shift toward self-criticism as wisdom.
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Quarty
United States
Nixon
Bitsett
Global doubt shifts power and prompts new world order
In a New York Times Service analysis, the piece notes Nixon era reappraisal of military and political assumptions, signaling doubts across Washington, Paris, Moscow, and Beijing. It highlights a tentative move toward flexible policy and potential for a more sensible world order amid stalemate.
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Nixon
Johnson
Kennedy
Washington
Johnson and Kennedy
de Gaulle
Colombey
Vietnam
New York
Tines Service
Campus Polarity Surges as Nixon Fears Campus Disorder
President Nixon warned of dangerous polarization on campuses with New Left militants clashing with Radical Right factions. DSOC leaders move to incorporate as a non profit to shield protests, while anti Nazi groups battle Willis Carto over control of Youth for Wallace remnants. Carto maintains financial grip as others seek legal avenues against Nazism.
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University of Michigan
Mark Rudd
Columbia
George Wallace
Alabama
Students For A Democratic Society
American University
George Washington University
Hank Topper
Cathryn Wilkerson
Andrew SL
Youth For Wallace
Willis Carto
Theouise
NYA
John Ace
Dennis McMahon
Louis Andrews
Carto
Pat Tifer
Wayne State
Pittsburgh
Pick-Roosevelt
Tifer
Carte
N ¥A
Wallace
Fer
Sheazis
Cedar Rapids Teen Club invites observers to visit
The Cedar Rapids Teen Club Inc hosts Saturday activities for youths including dances and supervised events like horseback riding and roller skating. It remains invitation only and not tax funded, with an awards ceremony announced for an evening in the city.
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Cedar Rapids Teen Club, Inc
Tam
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