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Campus speaker quotes show student mood and tensions
Yale notes compile quotes from Gloria Steinem Gus Hall Seymour Hersh and others as campus events reflect broader debates on peace violence and justice. Kent State tensions linger while Billy Graham is seen as potential bridge between town and gown on Western campuses.
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Glancing Back Through a Century of Local Events
A retrospective dated June 15 recounts notable 1961 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 events from Monroe including enrollment records for Vacation Church School 446 pupils farm program honors and state candidates for the American Farmer degree university commencements and local civic notices. It also notes Eisenhower air cover comments and Nixon drug policy discussions.
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Hal Boyle essays on manners and life choices
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle offers humorous reflections on sailboats versus motorboats, education priorities, personal growth, and everyday quirks. He contrasts courtesy, rain avoidance, and conversation, ending with a bite on talent versus genius.
Today in History June 15 highlights through the years
On June 15 notable events include the 1215 Magna Carta sealing by King John, Franklin’s kite experiment in 1752, Washington's 1775 command, Arkansas statehood in 1836, General Slocum disaster in 1904, 1940 WWII frontier events, 1964 Supreme Court reapportionment, and recent political prisoner exchanges. Also mentions, want ads and a 1142 billion interstate program.
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