Intolerant 13 Attack U V a Talk by Ky Says Free Inquiry At Risk
Virginia faculty members call a speech by Nguyen Cao Ky a blow to free inquiry and accuse the group of bias while praising the University Union for inviting a range of views. They argue Jefferson’s tradition of open discussion is being preserved by allowing Ky’s address. The Union defends the event as fostering discussion of America’s Vietnam involvement.
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India’s slide into emergency rule under Indira Gandhi
The piece laments India’s shift toward authoritarian governance after the state of emergency, noting arrests of opponents and the global misjudgment of the regime. It compares the mood to the silence seen in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, warning that calm does not mean freedom or tranquility.
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Seaver Joins Baseball Hall Of Fame Contenders
Tom Seaver of the New York Mets drew 52,000 fans at Shea Stadium by striking out Manny Sanguillen to become the NL’s first 20-game winner of 1975. He pitched his eighth straight season with 200 or more strikeouts, a feat that now set him apart from Walter Johnson and Rube Waddell while preserving his Hall of Fame prospects.
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New York City's City Crisis Faces Federal Scrutiny
Washington views New York City's bailout as a national test. Senator Byrd warned the White House of a possible federal trusteeship and central power, while critics urge reforms to curb urban deficits and protect republican government.
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Oil Decontrol Critique by William Buckley Jr
William Buckley argues the oil price control veto is sound and warns that government regulation would hurt consumers. He contrasts oil profits with ownership by the public, cites senators Kennedy Jackson and Weicker, and jokes about a Soviet takeover of the Sahara.
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Weicker
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Sahara Desert
Bit Of Muscle Flexing Helps Detente
Washington argues over detente after Helsinki with Henry Kissinger’s deal scrutinized. The piece contends treaties are flexible tools, urging firmness to deter Soviet expansion and stressing the U S must project strength while weighing concessions. It warns American unity is essential to uphold deterrence and prevent Soviet advantages.
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Professors face income drop amid inflation study
The American Association of University Professors reports real faculty income fell for the second straight year. Inflation reduced average real pay by 4.2 percent from the prior school year, the sharpest drop since the survey began 17 years ago, slightly worse than the national average as Americans’ real disposable income fell 3.4 percent in 1974.
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The Sources of Assassination Revisited by Evans
M Stanton Evans argues assassinations arise from revolutionary zealots, not weapons. He links Lynette Fromme and Arthur Bremer to broader anti capitalist, Third World ideologies. He cites Sirhan Sirhan and Lee Harvey Oswald to illustrate a pattern of political violence rooted in belief, not tool choice.
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