Secrets Behind Miss Knight Passport File Claims
The editorial questions the secrecy of the Passport Office look ou t file kept by Frances Knight. It notes 248 135 names and argues for congressional scrutiny and a candid discussion about the project. The piece defends legitimate watch lists but urges transparency.
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Miss Knight
Warren Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
New York Times
State Department
Passport Office
Public Letters and Local Reaction on Queen Mary Scene
Readers in Long Beach Lakewood Huntington Beach critique Bernadette Devlin Angela Davis ties and urban planning. Scouts praise environmental work while residents discuss taxes Medi Cal abortion funding and moral concerns.
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Long Beach
Nixon villain to Sunday Senate panels
The Sunday Senate meets on the Sabbath on national TV to hash over Nixon policy. Critics condemn Laos policy and economic plans while Kissinger faces mounting criticism for Vietnam strategy. A Capitol bombing attempt adds to the heated atmosphere surrounding the administration.
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Nixon
Senate
Nixon Ate up by Rising Venom in Capitol Debate
Richard Wilson analyzes growing venom in politics as Nixon faces fierce criticism over Laos policy and economy. He notes Klein's briefing efforts, Fulbright and McGovern exposure on Sunday Senate, and weak public support for Laird and Rogers. Connally remains favored yet vulnerable, with 1972 nomination risks looming.
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Capitol
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Fulbrights
McGoverns
Senate
the Treasury
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Laird
Rogers
Laos
Lyndon B. Johnson
New trails blaze for education reform and self learning
The piece argues education is in a period of deep self examination led by Florida Presbyterian College president Billy Wireman. It discusses reforms from Chancellor Glenn Dumke including degrees earned by achievement, challenge exams, and flexible pacing with self directed study as the core.
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Billy 0. Wireman
Florida Presbyterian College
St. Petersburg
U.S
Harold Howes
Glenn
Dumke
Peter Schrag
Lincoln Steffens
Reform of higher education urged by Arlt at Western meet
Dr. Gustave Arlt, ex president of the Council of Graduate Schools, called for sweeping reforms to higher education to fit a rapidly changing society. He urged earlier college work in high schools, flexible degree timelines, part time study for professionals, stronger industry links, and lifelong education with government funding for displaced workers.
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Gustave Arlt
Council of Graduate Schools
United States
Newport Beach
Western Association of Graduate Schools
Arlt
Arl
Southern California
Peter Schrag
Change In Higher Education
Schray
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Frances Knight
U.S. Passport Office
Tom Wicker
Kolleen
Bernadette Devlin
Hoyden
Angela Davis
Kookie Kalleen
Hegorra
Pat Krock
Ray Flowers
East Side Cleanup
Studebaker
7Th Street
Bellflower Blvd
Stearns
Lakewood H. M. Ulm
Huntington Beach
James Strong
Washington
Fulbright
McGovern
Humphrey
Harold Hughes
Saigon
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
Intellec
Tual Set
Kissinger
Indochina
Peninsula
Richard Wilson
Wireman
Carnegie
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