Early for revolution epitaph era on campuses
On the eve of 1971 UPI reports a wearying shift among students and faculty. After Kent State and Cambodia, campuses show fatigue, doubt, and weariness with mass protests, while some leaders drift into factional bickering and some warn of a future turn to terrorism.
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David Smothers
UPI
Vietnam
United Press International
Cambodia
Kent State University
U.S. Army Mathematics Center
University of Wisconsin
Malcolm Moos
University of Minnesota
Germany
Poland
Columbia
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
White Knights
Chicago
Weatherman
No Clear Foreign Policy Progress Under Nixon
Washington reports no sustained progress in Nixon's foreign policy after two years. Soviet tensions persist with increased Mediterranean seapower and Arab-state presence. Vietnam troop withdrawals draw praise, but risks for South Vietnam and Cambodia remain. White House touts minor gains while policy remains unsettled.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Middle East
Russia
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Southeast Asia
Guam
Israel
Vietnam
Urals
English Channel
West Berlin
China
Peking
Asia
United Nations
Formosa
Indochina
Latin America
Cuba
Mexico
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Organization of American States
OAS
Castro
Africa
Rhodesia
South Africa
William P. Rogers
Congress
Reduction forecast in routine welfare reform under Reagan
James Hall new chief of the California Human Relations Agency says welfare and Medi-Cal crises will ease in 1971. He aims to end inequities and push basic reforms while denying imminent tax hikes. Hall plans work requirements for able-bodied welfare recipients and explores using recipients in public waste recycling efforts.
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Sacramento
UPI
James Hall
Ronald Reagan
Hall
Wetare
Lucian Vandegrift
Human Relations Agency
Reagan
Business and Transportation
San Diego
Husky
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Stanford University Academic Senate
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Columbia University
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Nottingham
England
Gordon King
King
Moscow
Egypt
State Department
Europe
NATO
Senate
Mike Mansfield
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