Law And Order Plank Wins Minneapolis Vote
Charles Stenvig, a police detective and head of the Minneapolis Police Officers Federation, won the Minneapolis mayoral race on a strong law and order platform. He defeated City Councilman Dan Cohen, who had GOP and Democratic-Farmer-Labor backing, highlighting a public shift toward a tough enforcement stance in leading the large city.
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A Faint Appeal In Russia
A report notes ongoing Soviet dissent despite harassment. It highlights former Maj. Gen. Pyotr Grigoryenko and poet Ilya Gabai as prominent dissidents, and mentions a circulating appeal warning against a Stalinist return. The piece frames civil rights protests as costly but persistent in a state controls society.
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Pyotr Grigoryenko
Ilya Gabai
Beware Of Intellectuals Like Midway Island Communique
The essay criticizes the May communiqué by President Nixon and President Thieu on South Vietnam’s political future. It warns that calls for international supervision may become a trap, cites Laos Cyprus and the Middle East as cautionary examples, and argues intellectuals often misuse influence, risking anti democratic outcomes.
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Richard Nison
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van Thieu
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Cyprus
Middle East
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Richard A. Berliner
Committee For Responsibility
Thieu
Berliner
George Washington
Yorktown
Desert Heat and Sun City Growth in Arizona Visit
The narrator discusses visiting Arizona in peak heat for a niece’s high school graduation. Phoenix highlights include Sun City with 35,000 residents, 1,051 new homes in five months, a 100-bed hospital, and retirement rules set at age 50 with no children under 16. Home prices rose from 8000–15000 to 15000–30000,_and Sun City’s golf and country club define its character.
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Public Wants Law And Order Analysis On Violence
A National Commission study blames police for misdirected dissent and labels some protesters nihilists while linking riots to Communist agitators. Minneapolis elected police officer Charles Stenvig mayor on a tough law and order platform, signaling rising public support for firm enforcement amid unrest.
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Congress
Nihilists Face Off With Police Over Campus Unrest
The national commission warns that a small, determined minority aims to destroy existing institutions through violent disruption. It says such nihilists provoke counterforce, sway moderates, and threaten university values, while noting the original nihilists in Russia advocated revolutionary reform and terrorism.
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National Commission
Russia
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Buckley critique of Green bill on campus conduct standards
William F Buckley Jr argues against Mrs Edith Greens proposed bill to punish colleges and individuals not enforcing a code of conduct. He details concerns over federal control, corporate responsibility, enforcement challenges, and potential harm to innocent students while citing Yale Harvard stances on loyalty oaths and the impact on federal funding.
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House of Representatives
Tom Wicker
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Brandeis
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