SDS Schism: Adventurer Versus the Businessman at National Convention
At a national SDS convention the division between revolutionary adventurers and businesslike reformers is laid bare. The piece traces SDS origins, leftward shift, failures at Columbia and Harvard, and the looming battle to control the group through charter changes and publication policy.
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SDS
Thomas Powers
United Press International
Students For A Democratic Society
Columbia University
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
Johnson
United States
North Vietnam
Columbia
Harvard
Progressive Labor Party
Worker- Student Alliance
New Left Notes
Forget Curse Get On With Gold Hunt
Mainz officials dismiss superstition and push a serious Rhine gold search. Mayor Hans Jacobi cites years of research as Wilhelm Matthes maps a mile long loop where the Nibelung treasure allegedly lies, linked to Burgundian kings and the dwarf Alberich’s curse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainz
Germany
UPI
Rhine
Hans Jacobi
Alberich
Siegfried
Cairo Airport Delays Linked to 70000 Names Watch List
UPI reports travelers face long waits at Cairo Airport as Al Ahram reveals a substantial red tape lag due to a list of 70 000 welcome unwelcom e visitors. The cache of names is used to screen arrivals, intensifying processing times for many passengers.
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Cairo
UPI
al Ahram
Hogs Are Beautiful Pins Stir Debate At Pork Meet
Morris Higley reports on a Rolling Plains Pork Producers Association gathering where pins proclaiming Hogs are Beautiful spark reflection on pork quality. He questions local Burlington shop plans at Childress and notes payroll cuts, repairs moved out of state, and calls for local expertise. Extension entomologists warn clothing pests as spring cleaning advice closes. Aqaba is noted as Jordan’s only sea outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Higley
Rolling Plains Pork Producers Association
Quiz Q and A on clocks tapestries and arts
The passage asks which clock is most accurate with atomic clocks noted for minimal drift, mentions the tapestry showing William the Conqueror’s invasion of England, and identifies the oldest US art association as the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts founded in Philadelphia.
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England
William the Conqueror
United States
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts In
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on money and diplomacy
The column satirizes boss diplomacy and how taxes from local to federal levels influence perception of wealth. It notes a London jewelry designer, John Donald, and contrasts new money versus old money in valuing gemstones and expenditures.
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John Donald
London
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Sbowers & Black
Our
National Banc
Texas
Childress
U.S
Burlington
Aqaba
Jordan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ser Ayuk
Gibson
AL AY
Peg
PEPSI
Oeer
Meadolake
Vernon
Qozen
Ossion
OAK Farms
Durkee
Hickory
RISCO
BY Phil Pastoret
Delois Preston
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