Berkeley and Stanford clash over sexual rights forum on campus
At Stanford Palo Alto a five member Sexual Rights Forum declares that sexual rights extend civil liberties. It calls for legal abortion legalized prostitution end discrimination against homosexuals and abolition of cohabitation sodomy and adultery laws. The piece notes Berkeley hosts diverse rebels and criticizes the SRF platform as sweeping and provocative in tone.
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Stanford University
Palo Alto
2 Thought
Sexual Rights Forum
SRF
Countdown memoirs and weather plots seed political outcry
The article parodies public figures and promises from Joe Valachi and Penn State amid education tools and weather control. It humorously critiques GOP strategy, teachers over machinery, and a forecast of fiscal challenges as Gardner Ackley notes the difficulty of planning the nation’s finances.
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LBJ
Gardner Ackley
Labor reform debate cools as Bay Area transit plans loom
At the AVL-CIO convention in San Francisco leaders pledges for equal opportunity while private union officials hesitate to commit. Meanwhile Bay Area Rapid Transit plans six years of spending totaling 200 million to build lines in San Francisco Alameda and Contra Costa counties with 8000 jobs expected in 1987. Shortages of carpenters and operating engineers loom and the federal Job Training act offers support for training unemployed workers. Minority unemployment remains about 16 to three times that of whites, highlighting the need for practical solutions.
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Avl-Cio
San Francisco
Bay Area
Alameda
Contra Costa
Erhard Gift Of Red Tape Sparks Nuclear Debate
Barry Coldwater columns criticize the U S stance on West German nuclear tech and space co operation arguing the administration dodges the issue and trusts the Soviets. The piece laments missed chances for West German partnership and urges real action on nuclear policy and allied trust.
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Ludwig Erhard Ge
Erhard
Alliance of Free Nations
West Germany
When Do We Win War Editor’s Framing on Vietnam Victory
The piece argues that victory in Vietnam could come within months if a blockade cut off food and weapons, supported by a $50 billion annual budget, claiming well equipped U S forces would defeat any Communist force in Cuba or Vietnam and asks why not pursue this victory timeframe.
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Viet Nam
Cuba
Washington elected first U S president in 1783
United Press International note recalls George Washington becoming the first president in 1783. It anchors a timeline of landmark events including Lenin's 1918 consolidation of power and trans Atlantic lines opening in 1997 plus Macmillan Africa tour, ending with Munro’s poverty reflection.
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George Washington
United States
Nikolai Lenin
Constituent Assembly
Soviet Union
New York
London
Harold Macmillan
British Africa
End of Johnson honeymoon sparks Capitol Hill doubts
Washington lawmakers signal a tougher stance toward President Johnson as Hartke leads a chorus of critical questions on Viet Nam financing and policy. He warns of potential budget deficits and questions the coordination among State, Treasury, Defense, and the Federal Reserve.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
State Rusk
Treasury
Wowler
Defense
McNamara
Budget
Schultze
Federal Reserve
Martin
Hartke
Federal Reserve Board
Sheirman Martin
Fowler
Rusk
State
Defense Departments
Budget, Bureau
Poor Textbooks Pose Problem In U S Schools
A commentator notes the U S textbook market is lucrative yet often delivers little value. Teachers report outdated or unchanged editions, with few improvements across 1959 to 1965 texts. Calls grow for better materials and selective classroom use to save funds for classics.
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America
A Prayer For Today For Youth and Moral Guidance
A short prayer urges trust and encouragement for the young. It asks God to remove doubts about youths’ merit and moral values, noting they are tomorrow’s citizens and leaders. It calls for inspiration to challenge peers and for parents and children to achieve shared ideals.
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U.S
Republican Party
Space
Earth
North Atlantic
Germany
Nuclear Club
France
Iso
BART
Labor Movement
Civic Auditorium
United Press International
H. H. Munro
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Paul Scott
Honeymann
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Finance Committee
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Wwe
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Scott
Aor
Mr. Tweedy
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