Report on Campus Unrest Urges Reconciliation and Reform
The President's Commission on Campus Unrest presents a searching assessment, urging reconciliation and reforms. It links student disaffection to the Southeast Asia war, administrative unresponsiveness, racial injustice, and a broader crisis of understanding between old and new cultures. Strong actions are urged to prevent societal disintegration.
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William W. Scranton
Southeast Asia
Scranton Commission
A Start Toward Reform Defining campaign TV spending limits
New legislation caps national and major state candidate TV and radio spending per vote, signaling a step toward reducing money's influence in elections. Despite Nixon's action, most candidates will likely keep current plans, but the reform marks a vital move toward broader campaign reform.
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Nixon
Scranton Report On Campus Unrest Seen As Contextual
John P Roche argues the Scranton Commission offers a historically grounded view of campus unrest. He notes violence has long existed in American society and higher education, compares 1940s and 1950s norms to the 1960s, and cautions against simplistic blame of the current generation.
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America
Scranton
Kerner Commission
Johnson
United States
White House
Vietnam
Berkeley
Columbia
Varianne Means Reagan Proves His Worth
Reagan presents as a sincere confident conservative leader in California race. Unruh struggles with blunders and bickering, while Reagan touts tough talk on issues and independence from Nixon. Guards isolate the candidate at events, yet he mixes modest replies with pointed economic critique.
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EL Centro
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jesse Unruh
Gov
California
Gov. Reagan
Nixon
Sacramento
Ohio Leaders To The Editor Letter Praises Newspapers
Roger Cloud, candidate for governor, argues young people undervalue free enterprise and urges respect for institutions. He praises newspaper industry for promoting individual freedom and informed America during National Newspaper Week.
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Ohio
Roger Cloud
200th Anniversary Tribute To Newspapers And Press
Senator Robert Taft Jr and Governor candidate John J. Gilligan extol the free press as essential to democracy. They praise Ohio newspapers for watchdog duties and to inform citizens, urging gratitude for press freedom and civic participation. The message honors 200 years of newspaper service nationwide.
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Robert Taft Jr
The Journal Publishes Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal announces subscription rates for Middletown Ohio readers. In paper and mail options, rates include 10 cents per day for weekdays, 20 cents Sundays, 71 dollars per year within the trading area, 1009 dollars outside, and 38 dollars for outside USA annually. The notice mentions second class mail and delivery methods.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
National Newspaper Week and the press’s enduring role
Senator William B Saxbe and candidate Howard M Metzenbaum praise the free press and National Newspaper Week Oct 4 10, noting the public’s right to know and the ongoing vitality of newspapers. They stress informed citizenship and the presses value to democracy as America marks 200 Years of American Newspapers from the 1770s to 1970s.
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America
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Senate
William B. Saxbe
U. S
License tags spark state revenue boom in Ohio
Three letter license plates with single digits 1 to 5 have been sold since a Bureau of Motor Vehicles revamp under Warren C. Bud Nelson. About 85 000 special tags were planned and many sold for 10 cents each. Some letter combinations are prohibited.
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ABC
Ohio
Warren C
Bud) Nelson
Lebanon
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bud
Ambiguity in Nixon era policy debated by Senator Williams
Senator Harrison Williams questions Vice President Agnew’s public statements on Southeast Asia. He cites Agnew’s remarks on Cambodia and Thailand as leaving U S policy unclear. The piece notes pastBritish and Allied shifts, Truman’s Korea defense, and the tension between withdrawal and commitments in Asia.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
Agnew
Macy’s
Gimbels
Ford
Green Bay Packers
Harrison Williams
Asia
Britain
France
United States
Truman
South Korea
Vice Presiden Agnew
Cambodia
Thailand
Korea
Formosa
South Vietnam
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Steve Canuo
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