Case of Walt Rostow What About Academic Freedom
Rostow faced a three year campaign by anti war forces at the University of Texas Austin over his bid for a dean post at the Lyndon B Johnson School of Public Affairs. Faculty opposition labeled him a war hawk while Gronouski was chosen. Rostow later argued that dismissing his views misreads history and may chill intellectual debate.
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Poland
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
State Department
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UT Selection Committee
Rostow
Southeast Asia
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Presidio
Oscar Velases Thace
West Texas
Mir
Velasco Pu
Midland
Velascvo 2
Texas Tech University
Thram Tarks
Lubbock
Harris Eyes Presidential Bid Amid Oklahoma Backlash
Oklahoma Senator Harris weighs a run for president as he faces a disenchanted base and a strong challenge from Rep. Edmondson in Tulsa. Analysts note Harris seeks national exposure to secure post Senate opportunities despite low re election prospects.
Trevino dominates Open triumph sparks lasting pride
Lee Trevino the Super Mex from El Paso won the British Open following his U S and Canadian Open titles. He faced heckling at Southport but responded with a record third national championship. He gave 4800 of his 13200 purse to a local orphanage.
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Southport
Tony Jacklin
England
Lee Trevino
Cuba Churches Resist Castro Rules and Grow Influence
Despite tight Communist limits in Cuba, churches appear more influential with the people. A 17 day Cuban visit notes local authorities rarely block meetings, though pastors face village harassment. Chilean bishops say the church remains a surviving pre revolutionary institution. The piece cites a view that religious expression endures beyond oppressive regimes.
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Cuba
George Cornell
Associated Press
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Cornell
Joyce Hill
Castro
England Faces To Be Or Not To Be In Common Market
British views on joining the Common Market are split with fears of Continent rules and cultural changes. Opinions range from traffic and cheese quotas to lifestyle shifts and rival nations. A prevailing sentiment is resistance to full partnership despite initial openness.
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France
Iveryone
Holland
Sophia Loren
Gina Lollobrigida
Wimbledon
Julius Caesar's enduring imprint in world history
The article remarks that Julius Caesar, born 2071 years ago in the Roman Empire, remains far more recognizable to many today than figures like Khrushchev or Franco. It notes Caesar left lasting cultural canyons and a universally acknowledged presence surpassed by few, with Jesus and Mohammed as other enduring global figures.
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Lyndon Johnson
Queen Elizabeth
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Khrushchev
Hubert Humphrey
Spain
Francisco Franco
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Mohanmimed
Kennedy taint and political loyalties linger in 1971 race
A Washington snapshot traces the Kennedy family's influence on the 1971 Democratic field. It links Teddy Kennedy’s ongoing role to Muskie and McGovern campaigns, notes split loyalties within Kennedy circles, and outlines potential effects on a close convention fight. It also touches on Press and libel concerns facing editors and broadcasters in a tense media climate.
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Harald Hughes
George McGovern
Muskie
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Robert Kennedy
New York
Esther Newberg
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sargent Shriver
Ted Kennedy
Hell City Revisited Washington Letter Sparks Debate
Andrew Tully defends using Hell City to describe Washington after a letter from Mrs. J W Thomason of Ozark Alabama urges him not to. He recalls two violent cases and a Vietnam bound officer’s murder to argue crime is pervasive while praising civic action to pressure leaders.
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Washington Post
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Our Republic
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Board of Trade
Pass It On If A Man Had Week With Boys
IL M BOYD presents a column excerpt discussing advice from Dr George Schaefer on gender roles and family dynamics. The piece contrasts male and female expectations, then lightens with quirky notes on military and civilian duties, drink names, and regional tastes. It ends with a request for reader correspondence to Mc Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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