Disillusionment as Cause of Turmoil in Higher Education
The piece argues rapid growth and rising costs limit personal dialogue in colleges and universities. It cites fees gifts and appropriations as insufficient for student and faculty needs, noting skewed access to selective schools and scarce openings. It calls for societal realignment and warns of continued upheaval before breakthroughs.
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California
Grey Ghosts of Nazi Era at Spandau Prison
Three aging war criminals Baldur von Schirach Albert Speer and Rudolf Hess remain the sole inmates of Spandau prison as 1966 releases approach. They share daily exercise under guard and endure a stern routine while Russians Britain and the United States rotate guardianship. Hess may face death rather than clemency if released.
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West Berlin
Times - Post
Adolph Hitler
Europe
Spandau Prison
Baldur von Schirach
Hitler Youth
Vienna
Albert Speer
Hitler
Spandau
Rudolph Hess
Fuehrer
Hess
Schirach
Messerschmitt
Scotland
Britain
Herr Hess
von Schirach
Russia
France
United States
Speer
Kok
Nuremberg
Baron Constantine von Neurath
Walter Funk
ADM
Karl Doenitz
Erich Raeder
Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Page 1965 Legal Notices
Lawrence Daily Journal World records March 29 1965 front page details editors managers and staff positions for the Lawrence Kansas paper. It lists publication rates for carrier and mail subscriptions and notes association with the AP and ABC as context for the period.
College Turmoil and Growing University Burdens
Eugen Weber argues that over expansion and budget pressure drive California and other large universities toward a cut-rate model. He critiques administration growth and the clash between ideals and practical funding, noting student unrest and the need for small faculty student dialogue.
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California University At Berkeley
America
Eugen Weber
UCLA
Weber
California
Brazil Chief Anxious To Return To Democratic Elections
President Humberto Castello Branco signaled approval for state elections to proceed in October, easing fears of postponement after the 1964 military revolt. Officials noted the move supports his pledge to leave office after next year’s general vote. Governor Carlos Lacerda, a 1966 presidential hopeful, welcomed the decision with obvious delight.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Times-Post
Humberto Casello Branco
Brazil
Rio
Jose Maria Alkmim
Daniel Krieger
Congress
Castello Branco
Milton Campos
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Lacerda
Democratic National Union
UDN
Rock Chalk Revue winners and local leaders noted
Old Home Town items recall Alpha Tau Omega and North College as winners of the sixth annual Rock Chalk Revue. M N Penny elected president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce with Armin Woestemeyer and others also taking office.
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Walter Keeler
St. Thomas Blair
Daughters of 1812
Wayne Shaw
National Society
Alpha Tau Omega
North College
M. N. Penny
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Armin Woestemeyer
William Yates
Howard Wiseman
E. R. Zook
Daily Bible Message Hatred Stirreth Up Strifes Yet Love Covers
A short devotional quotes Proverbs 10 12 and prays for mercy through Christ. It asks readers to hate sin but love sinners and to show mercy shown by the Savior’s death on the cross in Jesus name. Amen.
To Your Good Health Dear Doctor Column Excerpt
Questions on ingrown facial hairs razor choices and shaving advice. Experts discuss causes including hair angle skin texture and shaving too closely. They suggest shaving with the grain and not overdoing it, and recommend medical consultation for persistent cases.
Blood donors in Douglas County rally to cut debt
In Lawrence a letters editor highlights the Douglas County Blood Bank donors uniting to reduce a debt of over 500 pints to about 350 pints since January 1965. Judy Grupp, R N, heads the center with broad donor cooperation. Mrs Norman Stuewe, R N, 841 Schwarz Rd.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
United States
Judy Grupp
R.N
Norman Stuewe
Schwarz. Rd
Gathering Storm in Asia Deepens U.S. Viet Nam Crisis
Washington warns Southeast Asia crisis may widen beyond negotiations as North Viet Nam and China push toward East West confrontation. President Johnson signals possible talks only after Hanoi halts aggression, while U S policy hardens with March 2 air raid and Taylors remarks.
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Asia
Washington
Times - Post
Southeast Asia
Johnson
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
China
Soviet Union
Saigon
United States
North
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Hanoi
Old-time political boss John J. McClure dies at 78
John J. McClure a longtime Delaware County Republican boss and influential figure in Pennsylvania politics died Sunday at 78 His political career included leading party forces from 1907 and serving two terms as state senator from 1928 to 1933.
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Philadelphia
John J. McClure
McClure
Delaware County
Churchmen Speak Rocking the Cradle
Editorial observes Lent and calls for faith and action. It urges public morality, prayer, church involvement, and unity to combat crime, greed, and war while promoting peace and the brotherhood of man. It cites a strong role for mothers and leaders in shaping values.
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God
Man
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