Presidents quit amid campus unrest and fatigue
The piece notes Cornell President James Perkins and City College of New York President Buell Gallagher resigning amid student protests and criticizes college leaders for wavering. It cites Lews Benezet and cites Hayakawa and Perkins as examples, urging adherence to Eisenhower commission guidelines to manage campus governance and safety.
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James Perkins
Cornell University
Buell Gallagher
City College of New York
Benezet
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State
James
Milton Eisenhower
Rockefeller mission spurs call for new Good Neighbor Policy
The Rockefeller mission to Latin America fuels demand for a revised Good Neighbor Policy amid protests and grievances in Peru Venezuela and Chile. Critics cite restrictive export barriers and profit-driven investments while leaders urge home reforms and greater mutual understanding to avoid further regional upheaval. The observers praise the mission’s data gathering and potential for shaping a constructive policy shift.
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Rockefeller
Latin America
United States
Nixon
Peru
Venezuela
Chile
Washington
Early Vacation Talk Reveals Plans For Next Year
Group conversations about vacations shift from current trips to the idea of future getaways. Those who already vacationed feel finished while others plan for late summer escapes and compare rising costs at resorts. Anticipation remains more engaging than recounting past experiences.
Lindsay Win Tuesday Mayoral Primary Expected Despite Marchi Weakness
In a East Bronx Republican sample of 47 Italian descent voters, John J. Marchi trails John V. Lindsay 25 to 13 with 9 undecided. Marchi’s weak campaign, lack of exposure, and Procaccino’s Dem primary ride threaten Lindsay only if Marchi fails to mobilize conservative Republicans before the June 17 vote.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
John J. Marchi
East Bronx
Lindsay
Marchi
Herman Badillo
Bronx
Eleanor Seaman
Oliver Quayle
Hattie Leff
Quayle
187Th Street
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Mario Procaccino
Procaccino
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner
Document on Disorders Sparks Debate Over Police Role
A National Commission study group led by a Berkeley professor released a critical document blaming police for widening disturbances by conflating dissent with subversion. The piece questions police tactics while noting campus protests and a Minneapolis mayoral election signaling public opinion favors strong law and order.
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Washington
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of
University of California At Berkeley
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Commission
Senator Soaper Sways Calendar Talk and Style Notes
A columnist quips about the Chinese calendar placing the rear of fowl mid basketball season. A fashion expert cites best dressed lists praising creative dress. Neighborhood girls fetch the morning paper in bath robes galoshes and baseball warm-up jackets showcasing playful street style.
International supervision in South Vietnam election debate
The piece questions the meaning and risks of any international supervision for a South Vietnamese election. It cites Thieu’s unease and cites critics who warn such supervision could become a trap. It references Laos Cyprus the UN and fears of the intellectuals guiding policy.
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Midway Island
Richard Nixon
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
van Thieu
Free World
Laos
Cyprus
Middle East
Ripon Forum
Ripon
Richard A. Berliner
Committee For Responsibility
Thieu
Berliner
Riponites
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wis
Alawne Nam
Aha
Bn Cor
CNY
Rcpera
CH Ornl
Neuven van Thieu
European sympathy slighted by U S university troubles
In Amsterdam Brussels and Paris many adults view American society with sympathy yet critique U S university administrations for yielding to student demands. Europeans blame declines in standards on campus disorders and warn that America must discipline institutions to deserve respected universities abroad.
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Paris
Europe
Amsterdam
Brussels
Cornell University
Harvard
Berkeley
City College of New York
le Monde
Vietnam
U.S. A
U. S
Debate on College Standards Sparks American Debate
A Belgian medieval history professor condemns American trends in higher education. He cites City College of New York plans to admit half the freshman class without regard to grades and fears a shift away from traditional entry standards toward unchecked growth and influence by student groups. The professor suggests widespread concern about the future of universities in the U S A.
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America
City College of New York
Newspa
Bible Digest Excerpt Speaks On Spreading the Word
A devotional note urges Christians to focus on extending the word of God rather than explaining it all. The message emphasizes eagerly living out faith to rejoice in Christ on the day of his return.
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Christ
Europeans appalled by Cornell capitulation to armed militants
The piece notes European disgust at American gun culture invading academia and mocks a French columnist remark on guns in universities. It reflects on shifting attitudes toward violence and the speaker’s own controversial stance, ending with a wry self-deprecating line about not being labeled a Fascist pig anymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Academe
America
U.S
Monroe News-Star Press Details and History
The Monroe News-Star entered as second class mail on June 1 1909 under the act of March 8 1879. It publishes each afternoon except Saturday and Sunday from Monroe Louisiana with offices on North 4th and Olive Street. The list of past and present staff includes publishers John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and Jack S Campbell along with editors Edmund G Brown William C Hardin and others. The paper is independently run and a member of the Associated Press with national advertising representation across major cities.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
Soard
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Branson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
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Charles Stenvig
Publishers - Hall Syndicate
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John Chamberlain
George Washington
Yorktown
National Liberation Front
Lenin
Harold Laski
Germany
Italy
France
Julien Benda
Supreme Court
Bob Jackson
Nuremberg
George Orwell
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Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
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