U Thant Criticized For U N Meddling and Morality
The piece argues U Thant unfit as U N secretary general citing Middle East and Vietnam roles. It accuses him of pressuring for US concessions, withdrawing observers in Gaza, and blaming the United States for global unrest. It calls for his retirement from the U N post.
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Too Many Students For Small Campuses
Commentary on the rise of mass higher education and its impact on small campuses. Clark Kerr argues for smaller academic communities, but the piece notes the American trend toward mass institutions with higher enrollments and costs. It contrasts U S and British education and reflects on access and quality pressures.
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Mr. Kerr
Britain
Yesteryear
The Box lights up at New York trade show
Guaranteed to be a high powered executive gift, a desk device called The Box lights different colored bulbs. It aims to signal status or advice without performing any function. The promoter warns it will not last long.
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New York
Consumer Federation of America tests 1968 voters' views
The new Consumer Federation of America unites 56 consumer groups and asks presidential hopefuls to address consumer inclusion, funding, and enforcement. Father Robert J. McEwen leads the effort as the group positions to present a comprehensive consumer program to platform committees and aims to influence policy before conventions. Rep. John Dingell applauds the effort.
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Robert J. McEwen
J.J
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Consumer Advisory Council
New Lobby Organization
St. Thomas Aquinas
McEwen
U.S
Pentagon secrecy blocks Red arms data on Vietnam aid
The Defense Department refuses to release details on weapons and munitions Russia provides to North Vietnam, despite reports to congressional committees. Senator Mundt calls the secrecy unjust and lawmakers consider a legal move. President Johnson says Pueblo crew release has no immediate prospect, while Russia increases Mediterranean naval presence to about 40 ships, threatening U.S. Sixth Fleet.
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Russia
North Vietnam
Johnson
Congressional
North Korea
Mediterranean
U.S
This Day In Review Highlights Key Milestones Across Centuries
A digest of notable events with dates and figures including the White House finishing touches in 1800, Henry Ford's first car trial in 1896, the start of Midway in 1942, and the 1887 start of the Israel Egypt conflict, plus a Terence quip about seeking truth.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
United States
Israel
Egypt
Law Of Human Nature Violated By Supreme Court
James J Kilpatrick argues the Supreme Court cannot coerce social behavior in school integration and condemns the May 1964 Virginia New Kent County decision as a moral wrong. He notes enduring unanimity on race cases but insists the law of human nature is at stake in forced desegregation.
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Virginia
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