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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
2
Campus call to political involvement urges readers to engage in elections by reading, listening, evaluating candidates, attending talks, joining campus groups, and voting in real or mock elections. It promotes discussion, campaigning, posters, letters to the editor, and public demonstrations as part of an active civic stance.
Dr. Robert E. Bowers, history professor, departs Oct 21 for a three month research trip in Moscow under the Russia United States Cultural Exchange. He will study eighteenth century US Russia relations with emphasis on Benjamin Franklin, using Moscow University collections and staying at a Moscow hotel.
An Indianapolis crowd hears a pro Goldwater critique of Democrats and a defense of free enterprise, while Lyndon Johnson seeks support with a Hoover-like optimism. The piece contrasts views on Great Society policies with free market ideals and notes Johnson's praise of Kennedy era gains. It cites Hoosier economic improvements and Johnson's cautious, constructive campaign style.
MADAMOISELLE pieces by Rita Hoffman survey campus psychology. It cites 10 to 15 percent using counseling with another 10 to 15 percent needing it, describes the flops or identity crisis among women students, notes a rise in flat personal ities and fears of exposure on small campuses, yet finds therapy generally helpful for keeping students in school.
Progressive Outlook Public Affairs aims to engage Hanover students and faculty in politics. Elections October 2 chose Larry Helmer moderator and Mark Bell secretary treasurer, with others named. TV program World Front airs October 18 on WCPO-TV analyzing UN issues with a panel including Hagner Pflasterer Helmer Bell. An October 26 assembly debates presidential candidates and issues, followed by a mock national election on October 27 with separate campus tallies.
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