Canada Israel Ratings Reflect 1967 Actions
Princeton opinion poll shows Canada rising to 65 percent favorable, the highest in 20 years, aided by Expo 67's public prominence. The Middle East war of 1967 also shaped American views of Canada and Israel, two nations most affected.
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N. J
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Egypt
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Charles de Gaulle
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France
Great Britain
Tech Appoints New Assistant Law Librarian
Texas Tech announces Eliza beth M Leeman as assistant law librarian for the new School of Law and adds two faculty hires for 1968 1969. Navy captain Murl A Larkin to join next fall and Reed Quilliam to teach spring 1969 after retiring from the Legislature. Leeman comes from Florida State University and will work with A V Jones.
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Texas Tech
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Amandes
ULS
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Washington
Lubbock
Reed Quillam
Texas
Tech
Quilliam
Leeman
Florida State University
Official Ponders Fight For Job
Washington AP counsel for Otto F. Otepka said Tuesday the former chief security evaluator has not decided yet whether to continue the fight to regain his old job. Otepka received a severe reprimand and was reassigned to a lower paying post for handling classified information with a Senate subcommittee without authorization.
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Coward's Way Out Marks Milwaukee Housing Law Vote
Milwaukee City Council approves housing ordinance after long debate. Critics call the measure a symbol and a coward's way out while noting differences from the 1965 state law. Alderman Vel Phillips, the council's only Black member, authored the proposal. The city will prosecute complaints under its ordinance.
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State Department of In- Spee Rims
Parkinson writes of democracy decline and smaller states
London AP report on C Northcote Parkinson warning that bureaucracy grows as responsibilities shrink. He advocates breaking governments into provincial units within federations, citing the United States as a model and predicting Europe may form local legislatures to keep democracy from shrinking. He questions a united Europe and foresees a long preparation phase for Common Market entry.
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