Campus apathy or new activism on college fronts
A shift from violent protests to quiet withdrawal marks campus life as William J. McGill and others discuss growing alienation among students. The piece traces protests, party lines, and shifts in leadership while noting pockets of ongoing mobilization and calls for renewed organization.
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William J. McGill
Columbia University
FBI
American Council On Education
Cambodia
Laos
New Haven Green
Yale
University of Washington
Seattle
Ington
San Francisco
National Student Association
John Fraines
Chicago Seven
Wisconsin
University of Michigan
SDS
Bobby Seale
Mother Jones
Robert Fassnacht
California
Democratic Party
Marshall Kilduff
Stanford University Daily
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Bob Ebert
Kansas
Cambridge
Boston College
Mike Berkey
Herman Hesse
William and Mary
Scott Herbold
Yale Daily News
Slaughter
Weatherman
Linda Evans
Japan Ships Grow to Giants Fueling Postwar Rebirth
Japan's shipyards now produce 100000 to 350000 ton tankers and cargo ships in months, driven by Western knowhow and native skill. Automation and remote control expand as labor shortages loom, marking a shift from riveted to modular shipbuilding while postwar revival accelerates.
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Kay Tateishi
Associated Press
Yokohama
Japan
Will Adams
ABC
Adams
Norway
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
National Bulk Carriers Corp
NBC
United States
Kure
Pry Payenentj
Adescion
Ce Oe
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