Law and order test at San Francisco State College
A reader urges support for Acting President Hayakawa to confront campus violence at San Francisco State and warns of arson, disruptions, and calls for police or National Guard if needed. The piece argues for lawful action to prevent anarchy and defends campus safety measures amid protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Fernando Valley State College
Hayakawa
Murray
National Guard
Murray-Cleaver
State College
New artificial voice box aids cancer patients learning speech
A lightweight voice device worn in the neck provides speech after removal of the voice organ. Four patients at Stanford tested it with a pocket pulse generator, offering loud intelligible speech and day night use. Researchers also explore pinta related vaccine potential from the immune pinta cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Goode
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
What was Jesus' last name in historical context
A reader question asks what Jesus' last name was, noting Christians often use Christ as a title. It explains that there were no family surnames in his time and invites reflection on how people identify Jesus in modern discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Questions and Answers About Jesus in Scripture and History
A discussion answering common questions on Jesus language birthplace and name origins. It notes Aramaic home language, Hebrew name Joshua, birth year near 4 B.C. and August likely, non Christian self conception, and Jesus as a Jew. The Dictionary of the Bible edited by John L McKenzie SJ is cited for further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Messiah
Savior
Jesus
Joshua
John L. McKenzie
S.J
Nixon shapes foreign policy with steady course
Nixon’s administration appears set to pursue a long range foreign policy plan led by Henry Kissinger, continuing the pattern of past presidents who vowed bold initiatives but often reacted to crises first. The Register and Tribune Service notes the trend of in-house theory work guiding practical policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Crisis rooms and policy drift in Nixon era foreign policy
The piece analyzes the role of the White House crisis room and Dean Rusk’s view of Nixon era policy, arguing that decisions will rely on crisis conditions rather than preplanned concepts. It notes Kissinger’s appointment and suggests continuity with Kennedy Johnson and Eisenhower administrations amid public shock at unforeseen contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kissinger
Walt Whitman Rostow
White House
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Nixon
Kennedy-Johnson
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
CIA
State Department
Defense Department
Rusk
U.S
Kissinger
Gray Whale Migration Draws Southern California Attention
A column notes gray whales migrating from the Bering Sea toward Baja California for courtship and birth. It mentions Pierpoint Landing whale watching cruises, suggests viewing points like Dana Point, Palos Verdes, and discusses whale behavior and pregnancy with light editorial tone.
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Miami Beach
California
Bering Sea
Baja California
Liberty
Dana Point
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Poems for People Who Don’t Read Poems
Review notes Hans Magnus Enzensberger introduction of English editions. Contains poetry from three German volumes plus previously unpublished pieces. Commentary highlights Enzensberger as a leading postwar German voice.
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Hans Magnus’ Enzensberger
Atheneum
Hans Magnus Enzensberger
Germany
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Academic Senate
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Uni
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Berry's
O. J. Simpson
George Robeson
Baja Lagoons
Baja
Theodore J. Walker
Seagrams V.O
Seagram's
V.o.canadian
Seagram Distillers
WEW
York City
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