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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1950

Page

2

For Vets Think Again War Worries and Duty After D Day

The piece argues the nation faces a de facto war climate with American air, sea, and land forces committed. It weighs whether Russia seeks world conquest and whether intervention is necessary, urging soul searching and reflection on values and duty amid postwar trauma and GI Bill gains.

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Tut Tut Prof Stump Face Casting Controversy at University

A university summer theatre row centers on Prof E Turner Stump casting Papa Is All with his chosen players without tryouts. Students funded the show, yet the cast excludes many who might be unknown to him, prompting criticism of expediency and democratic access.

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Korea Portrait of People and War Tactics

A first hand Korea report describes farmers relying on subsistence rice crops, the stubborn patriotism of Koreans, and fear of Russia. It details the Southern Constabulary’s youth and training by American officers, plus harsh geography and climate. The piece foresees ongoing conflict until Korea is united and free.

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Possibilities For Peace Through Cultural Exchange

Bruce Keith notes waning peace hopes amid Korean War news as Dr W Leslie Garnett relays Lt Col Nugent praise for a Mozart recording by 11 year old Donald B Anthony sent to Japan for children’s hours and information centers. The piece argues cultural exchange may ease global tensions and contrasts with the use of force.

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Editors Mail Cruisers and campus police in Kent cited

Readers discuss parking woes on the Kent campus noting police tickets for parking violations in lots and off campus zones. They urge drivers to avoid wasted spaces, improper angles, and blocking lanes to alleviate scarce spots amid morning classes.

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