Old Enough to Fight Old Enough to Vote in Michigan
EAST LANSING Mich NEA It did not make the newspapers nationally because it was only a trial issue to the Michigan voters last November but Michigan students were disappointed when a proposal to grant suffrage to 18 19 and 20 year old Michigan citizens was voted down 2 to 1 in a statewide referendum last November Ed Robinson student body president at the University of Michigan said the issue could easily pick up again by election time in 8. Around the country student interest grows with referenda at Colorado UCLA Adelphi Drake and Mississippi, while leaders like Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson and many governors favor lowering the voting age. The Vietnam era and war slogan old enough to fight old enough to vote spur questions about youth political power and education.
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East Lansing
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Nea
Michigan
Ed Robinson
University of Michigan
University of Colorado
Terry Jones
University of California At Los Angeles
Ron Javor
UCLA
Adelphi College
New York
Ken Davis
Drake University
Iowa
Nebraska
University of Mississippi
Redlands University Bulldog
Hal Hedrick
Johnson
Kennedy
House of Representatives
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Moderator Magazine
America
Eisenhower
House
U.S. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Russell Long
Price Daniel
Richard B. Russell
George Romney
Michigan House
Vietnam
Uncle Sam
Edith Green
House Committee On Education and Labor
United States
J. Arthur Younger
R-Calif
Barry Goldwater
Peace Corps
Vista
Donald Rumsfeld
R-Ill
Young America
Dick Gasperini
Michigan Technological University
Joneses
ABC
Celeste Yarnall
Celeste
Africa doubts sanctions will win Rhodesia aid
In UN discussions African delegates question U.S. push for economic sanctions against Rhodesia. They view sanctions as avoiding the core issue of overthrowing Ian Smith's government and warn urged measures may unite white Rhodesians, while urging decisive action even if force is needed. Leaders like Nyerere push for a crushing defeat of the Smith regime.
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Rhodesia
Smith
Portugal
South Africa
United Nations
Tanzania
Nyerere
U.N
Britain
United States
Ian Smith
Beat Employing Military Force in Vietnam Policy Debate
The text argues against U S use of force in Vietnam and criticizes Prime Minister Wilson over his handling of the issue. It urges the United States to press Britain and Rhodesia to push for ongoing negotiations toward a peaceful settlement.
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Vietnam
United States
Wilson
Britain
Rhodesia
Lament of a sensitive actor Paul Richards seeks purpose
Hollywood interview reveals Paul Richards declining series roles to tour with theater, then pursuing Pontiac and Braniff ads. GM asks him to host a world interview show to humanize the company, while Deb Star Ball 1967 nominees vie for Hollywood Star of Tomorrow. Celeste Yarnall and Alice Ghostley discuss career boosts from the event.
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Hollywood
NEA
Churchill
Jason Robards
Eli Wallach
Paul Richards
Richards
Pontiac
Continenta Insurance
Braniff Airlines
General Motors
Desk Carving Era Passes Replacing Old Desks
A description contrasts antique combination school desks with new high density polyethylene seat desks that are nearly indestructible. It notes half-desk writing surfaces and full front surfaces, and recalls pre 1900 scholars, while remarking on lingering habits of placing a pad under paper to aid penmanship.
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Hollywood Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Broadway
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