Carson City Job Corps debate sparks race and integration concerns
In Nevada a dispute over placing a Job Corps camp near Carson City at Clear Creek centers on fears of minority assignment. Lt. Gov. Laxalt denies prejudice but his phrasing draws protest. Advocates urge equal citizenship benefits and point to Civilian Conservation Camps as precedent for civic gains.
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Inquiries About Space Visitors and Local Fashion
A reader warns of alleged space visitors infiltrating Earth and urges immediate public alert. Another letter comments on local fashion norms for women in a resort area, suggesting more attire than shorts or jeans. A third asks Sue where she lives, jokingly asking if Bali is the location.
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John
U.S. Communist Plot Targeting Viet Nam Policy
Congressional investigators warn of a strong Communist drive to weaken U.S. positions in Viet Nam. They accuse the party and W. E. B. Du Bois Clubs of orchestrating antiwar protests through educators, clergy, students, and women to build the party’s strength and discredit U.S. policy.
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Fabric of Terror Haunts Africa in New Book Review
Robert Ruark reviews Bernardo Teixeira's The Fabric of Terror, praising its stark, horrific account of violence in Angola Mozambique and Congo. He details the roots of the author's expertise, contrasts colonial attitudes, and contrasts African turmoil with American society while recounting his own Africa travels and writings.
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Devin Adair
Congo
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New York
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Virginia
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Estoril
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Tony) Teixeira
Angola
Mozambique
Tony Teixeira
Nevada's 1921 Dark Horse Wolfpack Reach National Title Scene
A.E Cahlan recalls 1921 when the University of Reno beat rivals on the Pacific Coast, topped the Los Angeles Athletic Club and reached the national college hoops tournament in Kansas City. Noble Waite of Bunkerville starred, guiding Nevada to a thin loss in the title game and later moving to football with Jimmy “Rabbit” Bradshaw as quarterback.
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Nevada
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Vince Anselmo
Richard Calhoun
Brutle Ganke
Gerry Appleby
Bob Bell
Ofto Martin
William Sherwood
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Honolulu
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Bradshaw
De cline and Rise of Europe by Lukacs
Max Lerner reviews Joi Lukacs’s Europe study, noting its Europeanist perspective from a Hungarian émigré now in America. He argues Lukacs blames false nationalism and postwar division for Europe’s decline, despite rebuilding through industry and new economic institutions.
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ST. Anne's Bay
Jamaica
Europe
Joii Lukacs
Doubleday
America
Lukacs
Almanac Notes for March 10 1965
March 10 1965 is the 69th day with the moon in the first quarter Mars as the morning star and Mars and Jupiter as evening stars. Lillian Wald born 1867 noted for pioneering public health nursing. Historic events listed include 1862 first U S paper money 5 to 1000 in circulation 1945 USAAF B 29 raids on Japan 1949 Axis Sally treason sentence 1964 Queen Elizabeth II bears a son.
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Lillian Wald
U. S
Japan
Mildred Gillars
Elizabeth II
George Santayana
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