Weather terms and gender roles in 1960s activism
Editorials examine gender language in public roles from Assemblywoman to postmaster and concertmaster. It notes Bernardine Dohrn’s renaming of Weathermen to Weather Underground, calling it a satire on male chauvinism and a sign of evolving identity within the Weather Underground.
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Miss Dohan
Bernardine Dohrn
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National Urban Fellows offer city management chances
A fellowship program open to minorities ages 24 to 39 seeks to place new administrative talent in U.S. cities. Sponsored by the National League of Cities, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and Yale, fellows work 10 months with city leaders and spend six weeks of urban studies at Yale, with stipends near their current salaries. Past fellows include city administrators, teachers, Peace Corps alumni, and a detective. Applications are available from National Urban Fellows in New Haven.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
Yale University
Tendent
Yale
Peace Corps
VISTA
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New Haven
Conn
Queen Elizabeth to become Chapman College seagoing campus
The Queen Elizabeth will be berthed at Long Beach as Chapman College's seagoing campus. Students will visit the Museum of the Sea on the Queen Mary to enhance studies. Tourists visiting the Mary will see its sister ship Queen Elizabeth, now US Seawise University, in port.
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Chapman College
Long Beach
Museum of the Sea
T. Y. Tung
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US Seawise University
What Other Editors Say From the Boston Herald Traveler
Readers accuse editors of ignoring small life details while commenting on major developments. The column argues editors face mounting demands to balance prominence with everyday concerns and respond to evolving reader expectations.
Great Range Wars book review and scattered world notes
A book notice reviews The Great Range Wars by Larry Sinelair Drago, noting its examination of Texas Panhandle, Lincoln County, and Montana conflicts with vivid misprints. Brief items cover Cairo soccer bans, El Capitan courage quotes, Paris trees, a Boston restaurant anecdote, and unrelated Lonborg references.
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Grasslands
Larry Sinelair Drago
Dodd, Mead
Henry Sinelair Drago
Texas Panhandle
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Montana
Bates
Moscow decides Nixon won't do in 1971 relations
Washington pieces out a sober view that Moscow believes Nixon cannot improve U S Soviet ties amid a cool war mood. Kremlin strategists assess Nixon's likely re election in 1972 and watch Kennedy and Muskie as 1971 unfolds while recalling past U S Polish and Polish descent voter influences on elections.
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Moscow
Kremlin
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Muskie
Propaganda War Connected to Nixon Policy in Vietnam
Richard Wilson analyzes how North Vietnamese strategy uses American political reactions to pressure U S policy. The piece argues Communists aim to destabilize the United States during crisis periods, shaping public opinion through prisoner lists broadcasts and perceived withdrawal pressure. The forecast suggests continued propaganda efforts to unseat Nixon and replace him with a leader seen as more favorable to Hanoi.
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Southeast Asia
Dmstac
Gro
Hanoi
Speculation Swirls Over Rockefeller 1972 Presidential Bid
In New York a wave of speculation grows after Nelson Rockefeller’s fourth term win. Observers note his urban policy stance and hint at a possible bid for the presidency, while party officials discuss Nixon’s standing and potential GOP realignments amid a looming nominating convention.
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John V. Lindsay
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Spiro Agnew
Agnesy
Claude Kirk
Worida
Letters Reflect Community Views On Police Trust And Policy
A Long Beach reader defends white policemen as fair and helpful to his children, while editorials critique national aid to Israel and call for support of Nixon’s economic aims. Other letters challenge concerns about overpopulation and note undernourishment linked to dense populations in South America and Africa.
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LaVerne Madden
Muskie
Isral
McGee
Israel
Israal
Jarac
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