Free University rebels shape campus debate at UT
In Austin and Dallas, Free University led by Dick Howard, George Goss, and Hal Womack promotes classes without credits or diplomas. FU attracts about 100 regulars, with aims to study anarchism, Viet Nam, and philosophy outside traditional grading while challenging the university’s focus on degrees and jobs.
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Free University
Viet Nam
Dick Howard
Dallas
Howard
Hal Womack
Fort Worth
George Goss
Austin
Goss
Students For A Democratic Society
Womack
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
DuBois Clubs
Communist Party
University of Texas
U.S. Viet Nam
Hillel
U.S.S.R
Wesley Foundation
Bernard Fall
Howard University
Ed Clark
Marcist
Progressive Labor Party
Today in History June 13 1966 highlights
Key events include the 1933 National Industrial Recovery Act shaping industry codes, Columbus discovering Martinique in 1502, the 1940 open city of Paris, and 1945 talks among the United States Britain and Russia for a peace conference. 1966 reports note Dutch Labour gains, Fanfani's Washington visit, Chicago civil rights arrests, and ongoing marches.
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Congress
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Orizaba
Paris
Harry Truman
Britain
Russia
Rome
Frances Cabrini
Chicago
U.S
Labor Party
Willem Drees
Amintore Fanfani
Washington
Kennedy
NATO
Kennedy Hershey back study of selective service system
Sen Edward M Kennedy and Gen Lewis B Hershey urged a congressional study of the Selective Service including a possible lottery to determine draft eligibility Hershey welcomed investigation to identify problems Yale president Brewster condemned the draft as fostering cynicism and a cops and robbers view of service President Johnson spent Sunday at the White House with family and aides noting a quiet day and review of reports.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Lewis B. Hershey
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Congress
Hershey
ABC
Yale University
Kingman Brewster Jr
New Haven
Conn
New York
White House
Mansfield urges NATO reorganization toward political and economic goals
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield repeats call to shift NATO from a purely military defense system to broader political and economic aims, arguing the original concept has been outgrown.
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Associated Press
Senate
Mike Mansfield
John-John Kennedy Hugged by Sumo Champion in Tokyo
John-John Kennedy, son of the late president, attended a sumo tournament in Honolulu and in Japan was blessed as grand champion Taiho lifted him. Secret Service agents accompanied him as he watched matches and rode to dressing rooms after the event.
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Honolulu
John- John
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
Secret Service
Taiho
Japan
Printing Hand Composition and Graphic Arts Training
Approved veteran training at GRAPHIC ARTS Technical School 1104 Curne Ave Minneapolis 55403. Catalog entry for PRINTING Hand Composition Linecasting Letterpress and Offset Lithography courses.
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Graphic Arts Technical School
Curne Ave
Minneapolis
Protect Your Family Now Insurance Offer From La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune invites July class of insurance applications for accident and dread disease policies. Household members of subscribers eligible, including grandparents up to age 80, at 50 cents monthly per person. Farm workers may apply. cover includes tractor and animal injuries with benefits over 175000 dollars. Applications due June 17 for July 1 start. mail to The Insurance Service Department La Crosse Tribune Wisconsin.
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Continental Assurance Company
Chicago
Illinois
la Crosse Tribune
Lacrosse Tribune
Regusier Home Delivery
The
Tribune
Tribune Insurance
Insurance Service Department
la Crosse
Wisconsin
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