Experiment in International Living broadens youth exchange
A report on the Experiment in International Living details its 1932 founding, growth to train over 400 Peace Corps volunteers, and its international reach through exchanges with universities and governments. It notes notable early participants like Sargent Shriver and the program’s home base in Putney Vermont.
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New York
Europe
America
United States
Donald B. Watt
Sargent Shriver
U. S. Peace Corps
Peace Corps
F. Gordon Boyce
U. S
Shriver
Putney
State Department
Boyce
Puritan Tradition Sparks Debate On Sex And Public Health
Dr. Mary C. Calderone, a New York City public health specialist, critiques the hold of sex negativity while supporters urge open discussion. New York City Council member John J. Santucci backs a proposed beach beer ban to curb rising violence, arguing alcohol on beaches contributes to harm.
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Mary C. Calderone
New York City
John J. Santucci
Guerrilla War Hits U S Railroads In 1964 Provoking Local Strikes
Victor Riesel reports that U S rail unions led by Charles Luna wage continuous pre dawn strikes on as many as 5000 workers, challenging federal injunctions and seeking local bargaining over grievances. The piece explains the push for local deals against a backdrop of national arbitration and mediation limits.
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Victor Riesel
Washington, D.C
U. S. Army
National Guard
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cleveland
Charles Luna
Mr. Labor of the Future
Brotherhood
The
Transport Workers Union
Pennsy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Luna
Congress
White House
Khrushchev’s Europe Gambit Undermines NATO in Districts of East
NEA analysis argues Khrushchev seeks to fragment NATO by wooing Scandinavia and West Germany. He leverages US Asia tensions with Red China while Moscow promotes a nuclear free zone in Scandinavia and pressures Bonn to cut NATO ties. West German figures push direct Moscow talks. De Gaulle’s stance weakens NATO unity as Berlin remains pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao Tse-tung
Southeast Asia
Europe
NATO
West Germany
Khrushchev
America
Red China
Asia
Blackboard Jungle slander claims cited as libel on education
A critic blasts the phrase blackboard jungle as a Hollywood fabrication and argues it harms American education by spreading misinformation and bias through cinema and media.
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Hollywood
Republican insiders fault Goldwater and Nixon in nominating race
A former Taft campaign manager criticizes Goldwater and Nixon for errors at the Cleveland governors convention and warns Romney is tied to Michigan politics. He argues unity is needed despite internal maneuvers and predicts the nomination fight will hinge on amateur missteps at San Francisco.
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John Chamberlain
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Robert A. Faft
Goldwater
Republican Party
San Francisco
Cleveland
Taft
Nixon
Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Hamlet
Finding The Way By Ralph W Loew
A reflective piece on graduates facing influences shaping beliefs and futures. The author recalls a college convocation where 300 graduates rose and sat as the speaker warned about daily word barrages. It comments on youth awaiting direction amid Elgar esq pomp and circumstance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Loew
D.C
Auden
Political commentary on 1964 Republican race dynamics
The article analyzes shifts in the 1964 Republican nominating contest. It assesses Ike Eisenhower’s influence, Goldwater's rise, Scranton's strategy, Nixon’s exit, and the risks of a narrowed field. It cites Rhodes and party dynamics, urging an open convention stance.
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Baltimore
Ike Eisenhower
Jack Bell
Goldwater
Scranton
Rocky
New York
San Francisco
Nixon
Rockefeller
Rhodes
Ohio
California
Taft
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Walter E. Hussman
Nolan Delaughter
Robert T. Hays
George E. Parks
N. Madison
News-Times Publishing Co
Associated Press
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
el Dorado, Arkansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
By Gill Fox
Sonny
Johnson
Popae
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Nikita
U.S
Newspaper Enterprise Analyst
NEA
Romania
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnsons
Viet Nam
Laos
Britain
England
Moscow
Day
Egypt
Harold Wilson
British Labor Party
Wilson
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
United
States
Russia
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Scheel
Free Democratic Party
Thomas Dehler
West
Germany
de Gaulle
Western Alliance
Poli
Cies
Premier Khrushchev
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
North Woe
Jamestown, A
Saskatoon
Canada
Saskatchewan Province
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