Hayakawa as symbol to defend campuses and order
The piece argues Acting President Hayakawa of San Francisco State College embodies how college leaders must act to keep campuses open and protect freedom of education. It warns rioters threaten higher education and urges forceful action, including National Guard if needed, to halt violence and preserve law and order on campuses.
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Pregnant Athletes May Continue Sports Says Winnipeg Doctor
Dr. Michael Bruser of Winnipeg argues in Obstetrics and Gynecology that normal sports during pregnancy pose little risk. He cites athletes who competed while pregnant, including a 1952 Olympic diver, and notes animals remain active late in pregnancy without harming outcomes.
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Educational Aptitude Study Begins With Private Grants
A noted education researcher notes lack of reliable data on general U.S. education levels. For the first time a study aimed at measuring true educational aptitudes is being funded by private grants.
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United States
Education in the United States Needs Hard Facts
Sydney Harris argues that the U.S. lacks a national, objective measure of education quality and reach. He compares this to public health data and urges overcoming local fears of scrutiny to enable informed action. He notes education as the nation’s largest industry and calls for comprehensive schooling statistics.
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Hard political time ahead for both Unruh and Alioto
In 1969 California faces tough tests for Assembly leader Jess Unruh and San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto as they loom as potential 1970 gubernatorial contenders. Reagan’s term ends in 1970 and Murphy hints at another run. Alioto has built influence through Humphrey campaign work, mainly among northern moderates and Kennedy supporters.
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Unruh and Alioto Face Tests in California Politics
California governors race dynamics in 1969-70 show Unruh losing speaker power yet remaining a strong campaigner while Alioto, San Francisco mayor, contends with city upheavals and national expectations. Unruh's image as boss lingers though party backing remains mixed.
Grassroots petitioner Butikofer targets campus subversion
George Butikofer, a 34 year old Long Beach resident, leads a petition drive calling for investigations into UC and State College System alumni, faculty, and administrators. He cites fears of anarchy and campus revolts, aims for 100 000 signatures, and hints at a taxpayer revolt to pressure lawmakers toward action and possible constitutional changes.
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