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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
6
The piece argues public image drives policy in universities. It contrasts student awareness and campus administration, noting administrators avoid controversies to dodge bad publicity and private colleges fear donor funding repercussions.
Review notes a rough performance of Eugene ONeill play by Kanawha Players disrupted by band noise from a nearby social event. The piece laments sound issues, calls for better soundproofing, and comments on broader campus free speech protests and administrative control in higher education.
James Reston portrays Moscow as a city of sharp contrasts with neon airports and glass towers beside water carriers and dilapidated suburbs. He notes a bustling taxi scene and luxe restaurants while old dwellings and pumps persist, and cites vending machines and a caviar sandwich供purchase on Gorky Street.
The essay argues the Congo crisis faltered by prioritizing political solutions over military rebuilding. It cites Gen Mobutu and Western diplomats urging early army reform, condemns indifference, and warns ongoing Viet Nam war costs strain the U S budget while Stanleyville and Congo massacres provoke international criticism.
Washington watchers say the only certain outcome is poverty ending for policy planners and administrators. The Office of Economic Opportunity backs a nationwide job creating program, stressing on the need to train youths, boost purchasing power, and expand employment to curb poverty and reduce welfare costs.
Arthur Krook argues the United Nations is overpromised and misused by major powers. He contends U S policies share blame for charter violations and that the USSR remains bound to the U N while leveraging blackmail to influence Congo and Goa actions.
A user letter asks whether Morris Harvey qualifies for university status. The note indicates a discussion or answer appears on page 23.
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