UT Austin students press for probe amid campus unrest
Discontented UT Austin students urge Gov. Smith to order an investigation into administrative changes, while lawmakers resist. Regents and administrators push to maintain control, arguing limits on student power and caution about public disruption as the university faces leadership shifts.
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University of Texas At Austin
Preston Smith
Smith
Gay
John Connally
Frank Erwin
Atty
Crawford Martin
Ben Barnes
Win
Barnes
Harry Rawson
Norman Hackerman
John Silber
College of Arts and Sciences
Charles le Maistre
Austin
Fulbright argues reporters should defer to the Presidency
In On Camera remarks Senator Fulbright defends the President as the nation’s symbol and calls for reporters to maintain courtesy and respect in televised exchanges. He criticizes hostile public censure and urges free but courteous questioning aligned with the President’s dignity.
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Sen
J. William Fulbright
United States
Arkansawyer
Fulbright
Free World
Abernathy calls for new Poor People’s March on Washington
The discredited SCLC leader Ralph Abernathy proposes a Poor People’s March to Washington to shut down the Pentagon and disrupt the capital. The author argues Washington needs no such march and compares the idea to bubonic plague.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ralph Abernathy
Washington
Pentagon
Mansfield Supporter Criticizes ICC Over Rail Passenger Cuts
The piece argues against ICC policies favoring railroads and supports Senator Mansfield in opposing passenger service reductions. It notes rail freight profits dwarf passenger demand and urges keeping passenger rail with freight gains, citing public needs and railway management practices.
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Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mike Mansfield
ICC
Mansfield
FBI Smear Tactics Drive Youth Skepticism in Poll
A Gallup poll shows FBI public favor dropping from 84 percent in 1965 to 71 percent now, driven largely by younger respondents amid antiwar and youth groups. The piece notes the FBI’s role in interstate crime, Hoover’s long tenure, and public debate over federal law enforcement.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Gallup
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Hiva
The
Avalanches Journal
Catalyst Underground
Catalyst
Playtey
L. D. Williams
Route 3
Plainview
Public Letter Questions on Freedom and School Prayer
A reader criticizes federal overreach in education arguing that freedom of religion is eroding as the federal government increasingly dictates school curricula. The editor notes concerns about state control of schooling and speculates on possible future federal course mandates.
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The
Avalanche Journal
South
Washington
Flaws Seen In Paradise Tahiti Tourists Note Shortcomings
Art Buchwald traces Tahiti flaws from smog ignorance to nightlife and fashion norms. He mocks lack of television, guides on education, and cultural contrasts while poking at modern comforts and colonial patterns. He juxtaposes paradise with practical gaps and social debates.
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Tahiti
Polynesia
Tam
Papeete
Bora Bora
Moorea
Raitaea
Johnny Carson
View Ahead Not Clear in U S Economic Outlook
A long analysis notes a mild recession with a 3 percent drop in industrial activity, inflation rising 3.7 percent in wholesale prices and 5.5 percent in consumer prices. It cites deficits, pay raises, and defense cuts as shaping a slow, uncertain rebound and warns growth will be very slow even if activity expands.
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Arthur Okun
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Nixon
Congress
Defense
Melvin Laird
Europe
Truman Urges Universal Military Training Law
President Truman asked Congress to enact immediately a universal military training law and Defense Secretary Johnson said the Korean war has proven UMIT essential to national security. In Alabama, thunderstorms caused fatalities and injuries, and New York reports compare B 29 raid explosives to atom bomb power.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Defense
Johnson
New York
Naktong Front
Love and War and the Japan Marriage Law
L M Boyd explains marriage in Japan requires the husband to register the union. unregistered marriages surface when couples seek schooling for children, leading to many years of trial marriages. The column riffs on Aphrodite and mentions quirky names while inviting letters to L M Boyd at Santa Monica.
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Japan
Boyd
Santa Monica
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NODAY
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Tar
Ala
Alabama
Histore
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Aphrodite
Lving
U. S
Harry Ames
Game Man
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