Student leaders shape a new era from 1960s protest
A feature traces how student groups from SNCC to YAF emerged in the 1960s amid sit-ins and civil rights battles. It notes NSA and campus activism, peace movements, and the rise of SDS ERAP SLATE SPU SANE TOCSIN and the Peace Corps as youth actions expanded across colleges nationwide. It covers Berkeley NSM NSM chapters and national debates on Vietnam.
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New York
NEA
Selma
Ala
Sproul Hall
Berkeley
Greensboro
N.C
Boston
Chicago
Hartford
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
NSM
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Ment
Economic Research and Action Project
ERAP
West
SLATE
University of California At Berkeley
San Francisco
College Peace Union
Student Peace Union
SPU
Harvard
Radcliffe
National Student Committee
Tocsin
Barry Goldwater
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
National Review
William Buckley
Sharon
Conn
National Student Association Congress
NSA
Refugees Costs U S Million Week
Miami AP reports a 1 million weekly tab for U S taxpayers to aid Cuban refugees via an airlift delivering 10 planeloads weekly. A budget of 351 million for fiscal 1967 passed House and Senate committees, up 8.4 million from last year, amid 37 000 arrivals since December 1. Russia’s aid to Castro estimated 300 400 million annually.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Soviet Union
Health, Education and Welfare Department
House
Senat Committee
Senate
Castro
Russia
Chrysler 1967 Series Anounced Amidst Industry Hype
Chrysler unveils a 1967 model lineup with new options and styling shifts aimed at boosting sales. The announcement highlights updated engines, trim packages, and marketing aimed at drawing buyers from competing brands.
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Cale
Hope Star
Hope Cheer
J. Mark Lono
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
America
Beley
Idéa
Abi Berkeley
Kit Carson
Peace Corps
USO
American Education Theater Association
National Music Council
Lutheran Tally
Geneva
Switzerland
Lutheran World Federation
Goratati
Our Fair
Chrysler
Chiis
Boo
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Nunn - Pentecost Motor CO
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