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Action urged to cool campus unrest and prevent overreaction
Dr Milton Eisenhower heads a National Commission panel urging temperance and practical steps to handle campus disorders. The plan calls for explicit codes, contingency plans, faster decision making, clarified responsibility, and stronger civil authority access to campuses to curb violence and outside interference.
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Eisenhower
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Violence
American Council On Education
World View May Be Amiss
A growing set of multinational firms aims to do business globally despite politics and culture. BP expands oil reach in Alaska by buying Sinclair assets for 400 million and taking 25 percent of Standard Oil Ohio, raising concerns among oil executives. Small nations face potential erosion as foreign firms dominate markets, while GM alone sold 22.7 billion in goods last year, surpassing several countries’ outputs.
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New York
Peru
British Petroleum Corp., Ltd
Alaska
Sinclair Oil Corp
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
United States
General Motors
Argentina
Denmark
Austria
Ceaulescu
Ton Basescu
Scintein
Cultural Ministry
College leaders urged to implement realistic discipline programs
A national violence commission recommends strong guidelines to curb outside interference and curb overreaction harming education. Analysts warn public cost concerns intensify scrutiny as educators must act now with feasible programs for students and faculty behavior and discipline.
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National Violence Commission
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Violence
Old Home Town Reflections and Local Happenings
A 1959 feature recalls Herbert Shultz using a reaper to cut straw for arrow targets and the Jayhawker Theater showing no tenant yet. A 1944 note highlights Janet Belt's pledge, a tin can fundraiser, Girl Scouts events, and aviation markers for local guidance.
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Herbert Shultz
Rt. 1
Shultz
Jayhawker Theater
Hurley Twins
Jack
Nancy
Alpha Omicron Pi
Janet
Lawrence
American Legion
Germany
England
Today s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A short devotional notes God gave us a spirit of power and love and self control and invites faithful prayer asking for strength to serve Thee with all our hearts even when difficult. The message cites II Timothy 1 7 and includes a traditional Lord s Prayer ending in Amen.
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Timothy
Youth and society clash as youths seek purpose and faith
Kerry Bower argues youth face a harsh modern world, seeking meaning amid violence and materialism, urging Bible faith as truth. Lawrence letter writers defend fair trial rights for Mrs Harrison, criticizing racial bias and juror makeup. They advocate for Ballard Center funding as vital social aid through United Fund.
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U. S
Vietnam
Jesus
Letter urging United Fund to keep Ballard Center sponsorship
Carol Chittenden protests the recommendation to withdraw United Fund support from the Ballard Center. She cites community programs aiding disadvantaged residents and accuses white racism in Lawrence over Leonard Harrison's charges, urging the Board of Directors to reject the budget committee.
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Ballard Center
United Fund
Gordon Fitch
Journal-World
Lawrence
Leonard Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Wichita
Harrison
United Fund Budget Committee
Budget Committee
United Fund Board of Directors
Carol Chittenden
E. 19Th St
Hopi Leader Forges Path to Education for 1200 Children
Hopi elder Peter Nuvamsa, who lacked formal schooling, helps run a Save the Children Federation program that sponsors 1200 Hopi children annually. The effort funds village school-improvement projects and supports children aged 5 to 15 through the Child Family Community plan in 12 Hopi villages.
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Peter Nuvamsa
Save the Children Federation
Nuvamsa
Chilocco
Okla
Arizona
Navamsa
Shungopovi
Federation
SCF
Romanian Leader Ceausescu Faces Market Demonstrations
In Bucharest a morning market visit by President Ceausescu exposed rising discontent over food shortages and quality. Peasants resist low prices, artists push back, and modest reforms aim to win support while Romania maintains a centralized economy and tight control.
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Bucarest
Nicolae Ceausescu
Rumania
Communist Party
Budarest
Ceausescu
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Cluj
Transylvania
Bucharest
Europe
University of
Stalin
Amphitheatre
Newman Streisand Poitier form First Artists akin to United Artists
Hollywood report recalls the alliance of Paul Newman Barbra Streisand and Sidney Poitier forming First Artists to produce films on a more independent, profit sharing basis. The article contrasts it with United Artists founded by Pickford Fairbanks Chaplin Hart to avoid studio consolidation and retain star control.
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Hollywood
Paul Newman
Barbra Streisand
Sidney Poitier
First Artists
United Artists
Newman
Streisand
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
William S. Hart
D. W. Griffith
Newman-Streisand-Poitier
Chaplin
Alexandria Hotel
Doug
Mary
Charlie
Bill Hart
Doug and
Joseph Schenck
David Selznick
Alexander Korda
Walt Disney
Samuel Goldwyn
Fairbanks
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