Peace Lovers Moratorium Mix in U S Public Tone
Article discusses mixed attitudes toward a planned Vietnam Moratorium on Wednesday. It cites Nguyen Thi Binh and Viet Cong peace talks in Paris, compares Nixon Johnson promises, notes support for withdrawal by some, and mentions figures like Humphrey Lindsay Goodell and public polling shaping opinions.
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Lune
Gallup
Charles Goodell
Vietnont
White House
Niven
Sophomore Voices On ROTC Decline At Cornell
A 19 year old Cornell sophomore James A Branegan speaks to the Associated Press about falling ROTC enrollments. He argues ROTC should be treated as a legitimate profession like any other at Cornell and criticizes attempts to exclude one group as a matter of academic freedom.
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James A. Branegan
Cornell University
Associated Press
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Cornell
Education Aid Sparks Debate Over Academic Freedom
The piece discusses Dr. Warren Dean at the University of Texas at Austin reversing a stance on admitting a military student to his Latin-American history seminar. President Hackerman defends academic freedom and urges open admission, while the article notes broader concerns about ROTC and curriculum, plus reactions from private colleges and a mix of social issues and aphorisms.
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Warren Dean
University of Texas At Austin
U.S
Norman Hackerman
Americans Debate Aid-To-Enemy Moves In Vietnam Protests
Washington voices urge the United States to surrender to North Vietnam amid protests and congressional resolutions. Milestones include 17 Senators and 47 House members backing demonstrations while leaders warn against peace at any price and emphasize self determination for South Vietnam.
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Nixon
Gallup
Nixon seeks Finch as replacement for Murphy in 1970 bid
A Nixon telephone remark to Asa Call signals a covert push to replace Senator George Murphy with former Health and Welfare Secretary Robert Finch. California Republicans discuss Finch's return from Washington as a backer worries Murphy's vulnerability. Murphy remains torn between pursuing the race or retiring if pushed aside.
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Nixon
California
Robert Finch
George Murphy
Asa Call
Call
Murphy
Senate
Finch
Washington
Health, Education and “Welfare
Uute
Marchi emerge in Lindsay era mayor race in New York
The New York mayoral contest shifts as state Senator John Marchi of Staten Island gains traction against John Lindsay. Dems eye Procaccino and Marchi as potential spoiler options while Republicans fear a repeat of 1958 Knowland Knight turmoil.
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New York
John Marchi
Marchi
Unylamory
Staten Island
John Lindsay
America
Lindsay
Ceino
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge
New York City
City approves lights for five more miles of Lubbock streets
At yesterday's semi monthly meeting the city commission approved buying lighting to extend the white way streets by about five miles in Lubbock. They also authorized new street name signs for every intersection and approved plans for a separate building housing the city county departments of public health and welfare in northeast Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Opposition to ROTC in City Schools Letter
Local readers debate ROTC in high schools arguing tax funds should fund teacher ratios free lunch and bilingual programs. One writer cites alarm over mandating military training while another shares personal experience praising ROTC and low costs.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Southeast Asia
Congress Votes Inflation Pay Hikes Spark Public Outcry
Editor appeals to readers to confront rising prices as lawmakers approve increased pensions and a 4 percent cost of living boost for federal workers including Senators and Representatives. The writer criticizes the move as fueling inflation and urges citizens to write their representatives and vote them out.
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Avalanche Journal
Washington
Mr. Mahan
Iti
Senate
John J. Williams
Williams
America
Fillmore Hendrix
21St St
Moderation vs Extremism Debate Sparks Letter to Editor
Joe H. Boyd of Petersburg argues that moderation has ruined efforts against perceived liberal and leftist influences. He calls for adopting Barry Goldwater and John Tower’s extremism to secure victory and criticizes current moderates and liberals for compromising military, police, and schools.
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Avalanche-Journal
Barry Goldwater
John Tower
Joe H. Boyd
Petersburg
Dune Buggy Boom Fuels Billion-Dollar Market Growth
Industry experts see 1969 revenue for buggy kits and accessories reaching $220 billion as sales surge. The field expands from 70 to over 400 manufacturers in two years, with 85 to 90 percent of units used for street driving. Anita Ramsey notes most buggies are street driven.
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United States
Anita Ramsey
U.S
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