Last Of The Neutrals: Swiss Neutrality Faces Crack
Switzerland, long a symbol of absolute neutrality, shows a shift as 59 of 60 right wing students vote to join the United Nations. Factors include youth appetite for risk, market pressures, and fears of isolation. Government vows refer all major steps to a public vote, with atomic defense and long treaties needing electorate approval.
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Emotion and Accidents in Driving Behavior
A symposium by the American Psychological Association highlights emotional factors in auto accidents. Psychologists urge drivers to treat cars like planes, assess their feelings before driving, and consider emotional screening to reduce risk. They argue for early groundwork in relating applied psychology to driving and emphasize the human factor alongside design and enforcement.
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Questioning U Thant Usefulness as UN Secretary General
Washington assesses U Thant's handling of Egypt's request to withdraw the UN peacekeeping force from the Israeli armistice line. Hammarskjold's 1957 memorandum and Thant's reply are cited, arguing the decision bypassed General Assembly oversight and helped trigger Middle East hostilities. The piece urges the UN to prevent repeats.
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Geologic Odyssey Behind Middletown Water Supply
Middletown’s future rests on a buried ancient river system as Dr. William E. Smith maps the geological history of the Miami Valley. From Teays to Middletown River, glaciers from Kansas and Wisconsin shaped Ohio’s drainage, creating a vast underground water source feeding industry.
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Reds Misled On Egypt by Kosy and Kosygin
Joseph Alsop argues that Soviet intelligence overestimates Egyptian military capability and inflates Arab losses to justify actions. He notes a Kremlin split between practical men and ideologues, with Kosygin aligned to pragmatism and urging cautious Middle East policy to prevent a broader war. The piece weighs whether Moscow will rein in arms shipments and align with the United States to avert conflict.
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Berkeley Class Speaker Attacks Reagan At UC Graduation
Arthur Joel Shartsis, student speaker at UC Berkeley graduation, assails Governor Reagan and criticizes Kerr firing while defending Berkeley’s prestige. He heads to Washington to join Rep. John Tunney’s staff and calls out media coverage of campus issues. He notes California’s loss of confidence in its university.
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