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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1968
Page
2
A committee developed a plan for student discipline with student input and deans as counselors. Judicial boards were elected and prepared to function, but boards have not been implemented due to low applications and student detachment. The editorial questions awareness and delays while reaffirming the plan’s philosophy.
Ted Lester a 1966 Hanover graduate and McCormack Theological Seminary recruiter warns of planned Chicago protests this summer by groups including Blackstone Rangers Resistance SDS and Women’s Strike For Peace. He predicts riots could derail the Democratic Convention or force its relocation, while noting a risk of violent open rebellion if the white power structure does not engage with ghetto residents.
The Outside World reports another 10 500 combat troops shipped to Vietnam deepening manpower issues and prompting speculation of a full reserve call up. McNamara says current forces are adequate while Westmoreland calls for more troops near Khe Sanh. A House subcommittee seeks action on draft policy toward graduate students, with Harvard’s Pusey warning of drastic effects. Three college students die in violence on campuses in Orangeburg, and a rock throwing protest at All-Star Bowling Lanes prompts integration clashes.
A critique of the Hyams biography on Humphrey Bogart finds it largely anecdotal and self focused rather than a true biographical study. The piece notes sparse context beyond Bogart's late life, lacks sufficient quotations, and relies on personal recollections, with brief nods to earlier life and career.
Johnson calls Bogart an ingrained mischief maker and the most amusing tales center on his third wife Maya Methot. A famed bet by Peter Lorre to spark a fight with Charles Lederer led to a wild scene as Bogart crashed a glass over Mayo’s head while she scratched him, fueled by Mayo’s fondness for General MacArthur and Bogie’s strong opposition to him.
Hanover College student weekly published during term is listed with staff roles and contact details. Co Editors Marge Fox and Henry Hamman oversee operations with students including Susan Van Arsdel as assistant editor and Gerry Bruder as sports editor. Staff roles span production, advertising, circulation, book review, columnists, photographers, librarians, and reporters.
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