In Our Opinion We’re Sick Of The Revolutionaries
Our editorial condemns the revolutionary fringe at Kent State and across campuses, argues for restoring law and order, and warns that society rests on enforceable rules. It cites Jerry Rubin and Stokeley Carmichael, notes a national mood shift, and urges The Establishment to take firm control to prevent further violence.
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Kent State
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Rubin
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Europe
America
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SDS
Stokeley Carmichael
Hyde Park
All America
E. Digby Baltzell
University of Pennsylvania
Baltzell
Socrates
Hitchhiker crime fear drives midcentury panic in El Dorado press
A El Dorado Kansas Times column denounces hitchhiker crime with a startling claim that 83 of 100 hitchhikers surveyed had criminal records, while Corry Evening Journal reports on corruption links in Senator Hruska’s insurance ties and backroom dealings with Hardware Dealers Mutual.
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EL Dorado
Kan
America
Corry
Hruska
Omaha
Garvey, Comstock, Nye, Crawford and Kirchner
Sentry Insurance Company
Hardware Dealers Mutual
Hruska Faces Conflicts Over Outside Income and Roles
A column reports Sen. Hruska’s ties to a Nebraska law firm and outside income from Western Bohemian Fraternal Association while noting he has divorced the firm as he runs for re election. It details past roles with the insurer and questions about continued payments and conflicts of interest. It also recounts Nixon era strategy comments on credibility and risk in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Roman Hruska
R.neb
Senate
Capitol Hill
Hruska
Vasak
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
Chicago Schools Turmoil Amid Rising Student Violence
A Chicago area surge in race-related violence disrupts classrooms as teachers fear for safety and substitute teachers refuse assignments. Gangs face possible expulsion, while some districts see increased police patrols. Northern cities report similar issues, with a Senate inquiry planned on juvenile crime.
The Virginian cast shifts as schedule reshapes
After 17 years on radio and TV, The Virginian stars James Drury and Doug McClure show altered roles and evolving confidence while NBC drops The Baht Ones segment. College Bowl may return but is moved off Sunday schedule next season, with John Gleary seeking salvage for the Property.
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The
Virginian
NBC
Bette Davis
Lee Marvin
John Gleary
What Is The Law? Pollution and the American cost
Somerset Kentucky columnist questions whether citizens and industry will fund a cleaner America. The piece argues the pollution problem hinges on willingness to pay in money and convenience for safer rivers and beaches, noting the current answer is no.
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Somerset, RY
Commonwealth-Journal
America
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