Savio Returns to Center Stage in Berkeley Campus Tension
Observer notes Mario Savio reemerging in Berkeley protests now as a university “non student” leader. The piece reflects on his past as a provocative figure and questions how he will use his talents, highlighting his ongoing clash with authorities and appeal to students.
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A Cheer For Mario Savio and the Nonstudent Ideal
The piece lauds Mario Savio for elevating the role of the nonstudent, suggesting a campus career tending bar at Berkeley as a path to ongoing education through life and urging broader adoption of the concept across American colleges. It argues this would improve college life and offer a dignified alternative to traditional education paths.
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Science and Military Advances Lauded at Redstone Arsenal
Lt. Gen. A. W. Betts praised American science and industry for aiding the armed forces while noting ongoing Vietnam era challenges. He compared Viet Cong guerrilla tactics to Indian warfare and emphasized the need for detection devices and reliable short range communications through jungles.
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Trinity Man Transferred After Fatal Crash
A 48 year old Trinity man James Anderson was moved from Lawrence County Hospital to Huntsville Hospital for neurosurgery after a Nov 23 car truck wreck that killed State Highway Department employee Theo Nichols. Anderson was injured alongside his wife Wallie Ruth and their son Arlen 23. The Nichols vehicle, driven by 55 year old Theo Nichols of Decatur, lost control and collided with their car.
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VC Shifts to Guerrilla Emphasis in War War Readiness
Saigon based analysts note North Vietnamese and Viet Cong broadcasts stress guerrilla warfare as decisive. They see Hanoi concluding conventional forces cannot overpower American firepower and expect victory through many small engagements.
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New York Times News Service
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Arms Race On Border Mounts
A New York Times military analysis compares Israel and Arab state forces, noting Israel's leadership and training edge but bigger Arab manpower. It details force structure, armor, aircraft, navy, and missiles across Egypt Syria Jordan Iraq and the broader tensions following recent border incidents. The piece closes by noting Hitler's Mein Kampf was published in 1925.
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Hanson W. Baldwin
N. Y. Times
New York Times News Service
New York
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Request for Quotable Billy Graham copies and charges
Customer asks for copies of The Quotable Billy Graham at 5.95 plus 0.30 postage and 0.36 tax totaling 6.61. They provide an address line with City and State.
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Somerville Post Office Announces Christmas Hours
Somerville Postmaster Jack D Pence announced extended hours for Christmas mailing with the office open Monday through Saturday from 7 30 a m to 5 p m through December 24 1955. Carriers on rural routes will not collect unstamped letters in December and carry stamps can be purchased from them. He urged five cent stamps for cards, use of Zip Code 35670, full addresses, buying stamps in advance, and bundling local and out of town cards with addresses facing the same way.
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Somerville
Jack D. Pence
Pence
Penn
Rockefeller Ambition Lingers Beyond New York Term
The Nation reports that despite a declared no run pledge Rockefeller’s second New York governorship feeds ongoing presidential rumblings. Observers note Javits fears a future Rockefeller bid could block moderates. Romney talks in Puerto Rico hint at strategic alignment and continued Rockefeller influence.
Romney's viability debated as Republican moderates seek unity
In Albany and New York politics the Lindsay Price group questions Romney as a presidential pick while considering Rockefeller Scranton and other moderates as potential unifying alternatives. They warn Romney's lack of style may hinder a strong nationwide run in 1968. Rockefeller could close the gap if he preempts the field.
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New York
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California
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Price
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Lyndon Johnson
Black Hills Are Mountains in South Dakota
The Black Hills region in South Dakota is described as mountainous rather than hilly, highlighting its tall, rugged terrain and prominent peaks.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Soviets Seek Readiness Among Border Natives
Moscow pursues border readiness in Central Asia with military patriotic education for Tadzhikistan Kirghizia and Kazakhstan youths. Dosaaf groups train students as artillerymen tank crews and border guards amid rising border tensions with China while border zones tighten controls and propaganda spreads.
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New York Times
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