Best Place for Showdown at UofC Berkeley Campus
The piece argues Berkeley will be a focus for left wing agitation amid past riots, speech protests and Viet Nam demonstrations. It cites professors and students including Steven Smale and urges scrutiny of subsidized activists and rhetoric seen as fueling revolutionary change on campus.
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University of California
Berkeley
Viet Nam
Marguerite Higgins
Newsday
Uofc
U.S
Zengakuran
Japan
Moscow
Peking
United States
Asia
Maxwell Taylor
Steven Smale
Latin America
Season opens with Jayhawks vs Red Raiders at Jones Stadium
The college football season starts with Kansas Jayhawks facing Texas Tech Red Raiders at Jones Stadium. The scene features marching bands, colorful costumes, coaches seeking answers from practice, and dedicated Tech fans braving weather and traffic for a potentially high scoring night.
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Jones Stadium
University of Kansas Jayhawks
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Tech
Texas Tech
Free Enterprise In Danger In Jackson Hole Essay
Art Buchwald argues that Garden Clubs of America and the American Forestry Association threaten free enterprise by prioritizing parks forests and clean rivers over private commerce. He recalls conversations with delegates including supporters of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and mocks the idea of preserving wildlife over expanding industry. He tours Jackson Hole and mocks conservation zealots and a forest ranger who dislikes his tobacco ad remark.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
Garden Clubs of America
American Forestry Association
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Vague Warnings Triggered Betsy Death Toll in Louisiana
Kenneth Dixon argues that vague disaster warnings and strict liability fears doomed many in Betsy’s path. He recalls Audrey’s fatalities and urges precise, place specific evacaution advice to save lives in future hurricanes.
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New Orleans
Lindsay Induces Split as New York Mayoral Bid Heats Up
New York City Republicans show strain as John Lindsay repays 100000 loan to Governor Rockefeller and forms a separate campaign committee. Tension between Lindsay and Rockefeller aides grows while Democrats head toward a primary contest. Lindsey aides remain confident of a mayoral win amid a divided opposition.
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New York
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
William Pfeiffer
Lindsay
Lindsey
Robert Price
Bob Price
Price
Jacob Javits
State Republican Committee
John A. Wells
Belmont Plaza
Roosevelt Hotel
Aid and Politics Entwine in India Pakistan War Debate
Washington remarks that U.S. aid helped fuel the India Pakistan clash while shaping arms deals and diplomacy. The piece notes China, Moscow, and Pakistan relations asIndia faces Goa Diu Damao. It also questions Lindsay’s campaign tactics and Rockefeller ties within New York Republicans ahead of a mayoral race.
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Washington
Main Street
U.S.A
India
Pakistan
Soviet Union
China
Sam
Peking
Dacca
Ayub Khan
U.S
Moscow
Goa
Damao
Diu
Man Tze-tung
Asia
MacArthur ends imperial purge and Japan press clamp
In Tokyo General MacArthur strips the empire of censor powers as he halted the suppression of emperor images and interviews. In Austin the state holds 75942 for a Tribune tower conversion to a state office building, pending action by estate owners. A street note recalls a calmer pre record changer era and muses on acting versus wrestling.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Japanese Home Ministry
Osaka
Austin
Tribune
Board of Control
State Building Council
J. M.ost
West Estate
Hong Kong May Face Shift as China Looks to Reclaim
Richard Starnes notes Hong Kong's unique status under British rule may end as Communist China weighs reclaiming the colony. He warns of Asiawide tensions from Viet Nam to Pakistan and outlines Hong Kong's role as a major exchange conduit and gateway to China, with potential disruption if suzerainty ends.
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Washington
Hong Kong
China
Asia
Peking
Red China
Bank of China
Wan Chai
Suzy Wong
Pakistan
Viet Nam
Hong Kong Island
U.S
Costly Bracero Policy Hurting New Hampshire Harvests
Guest editorial argues the bracero ban harms New Hampshire by blocking Canadian wood cutters and missing 430 workers needed for a 5 million dollar apple crop. It links state shortages to broader imported labor limits, noting Secretary Wirtz has had to authorize Mexican hires to avert crop waste.
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New Hampshire
United States
New England
Florida
Texas
California
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirt x
California Afl-Cio
Fort Worth
East German Border Guards Prohibited from Radio Use
East Berlin border guards are forbidden to carry transistor radios while on patrol. Investigations found many guards’ pocket radios received West German stations before the ban. The rule aims to prevent Western broadcasts from tempting guards or wall dwellers.
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East Germany
East Berlin
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Westher Bureau
Gher
Cameron
Creole
Grand Chenier
Little Chenier
Big Lake
White House
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Evans
Andrew Tully
Willam F. Buckley, Jr
Conservative Party
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Lubbock
Richard Starnes
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