Oregon primary looms as Viet Nam issue in race for Senate
In Oregon the May 2 Democratic primary and November Senate contest could hinge on Viet Nam policy. Governor Mark Hatfield drives the Republican campaign, urging restraint and bombing moratorium while Morse and Morgan seek Democratic backing. Duncan and Morgan contend on policy, with national attention on whether peace messaging or war support dominates.
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Gentlemen and the University Fraternity Water Challenge
In a Augusta Chronicle editorial, concerns are raised about student demonstrators and a Georgia University fraternity initiation in which a new member drank about twelve quarts of water, risking temporary brain injury. The piece argues against handing authority to immature minorities and urges leadership development without suppressing others. It condemns attempts to replace elected officials with review boards and to intimidate through mass protests and violence.
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Iman
University of Georgia
Psychologist predicts future leisure over hard work in changing families
A Macon News editorial discusses a psychologist’s forecast that future success will hinge on appreciating leisure and adapting to change. He envisions five year marriages and nurseries operating around the clock, prompting widespread moral readjustment amid a faster pace of change. The piece cautions such scenarios are speculative and unlikely to erode immediate family bonds.
Secret Kremlin View on Vietnam Peace and U S Policy
Jack Anderson notes Kosygin privately favors a peace conference to limit the Vietnam war but Moscow resists with Communist hardliners pressing for continued fighting. The dispatch says Russia seeks no conflict with the United States and sees little chance of China and USSR reconciling now. It also reports higher secret North Vietnam cargo counts than the Pentagon.
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1964 view of progress and peril in science and peace
Editor J. Marie Grant surveys 1941 to 1966 breakthroughs from jet age to space race and computers. He notes wars, UN diplomacy, vaccines, and media, then ventures predictions for moon landings, organ transplants, supersonic travel, and persistent global hunger and disease challenges.
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Raleigh
High Point College
Sadke
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