McGovern Faces Strong Challenge in Democratic Race
McGovern remains competitive in preferential primaries though not widely known on the street. The piece discusses centrist criticisms of Humphrey and Muskie and fears Democratic leaders fear an overleftward McGovern affecting a Nixon victory in November.
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Maxi Prison Plan Prompts Debate on Inmate Stratification
The article discusses New York's plan to separate hard core inmates from the general population to aid rehabilitation. Critics fear political bias and renewed punishment while officials cite reduced recidivism and the Danemora model as proof of effectiveness. Proponents argue isolation aids treatment and safety.
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William Hillerstein
New York City
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Peace in Vietnam hinges on Moscow talks and Nixon plan
A secret US emissary met Soviet leaders in Moscow fueling optimism that Paris talks on Vietnam can resume. A cease fire and prisoner releases may follow, with elections in South Vietnam and continued US advisory presence. Washington hopes Soviet restraint prevents renewed conflict and furthers Asian economic prospects.
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Jeffersonian Ideals Inspire Endowment Lecture Highlights
The First Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities delivered by Columbia's Dr. Lionel Trilling titled Mind and the Modern World. Dr. Dumas Malone of Virginia University offers a Jeffersonian view noting Jefferson’s belief in a brotherly spirit of knowledge uniting scholars globally. Jefferson’s rural contemplations shaped an ideal of life’s potential.
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Jefferson and the Small Society Vision in Early America
The excerpt portrays Thomas Jefferson as a humanist who doubted perfectibility yet believed in unlimited improvement. It highlights his advocacy for broad education, merit based opportunity, and suspicion of established institutions. It notes his belief in immutable rights and critiques by Malone and Trilling of contemporary practices.
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Democrats face split over Wallace and McGovern at Miami Beach
In Miami Beach delegates face a rift between McGovern liberals and Wallace followers. The platform may embrace national health, a guaranteed income, amnesty, legalized marijuana, and busing, with a minority report possible on race integration. Wallace warns of election impact without party tolerance.
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Larry O’brien
Morison Argues Magellan Superior Navigator To Columbus
Adm Samuel E Morison, renowned Columbus historian, returns from a 40000 mile voyage to argue Magellan was the greater seaman and navigator. He contends Magellan completed the first circumnavigation from 1519 to 1521 and faced tougher tests, making him incomparably the best in modern history.
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Samuel Eliot Morison
Columbus
Ferdinand Magellan
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Ivy League Unanimity Over Vietnam Policy Critique
Eight Ivy League presidents and MIT’s Jerry Wiesner issue a united statement condemning the bombings in North Vietnam while acknowledging policy debates. The piece notes the rarity of such unanimity among scholars who usually prize dissent and questions the cost and motives behind the stance.
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Jerry Wiesner
MIT
Monroe News-Star AP Copyright Notice Fragment
The Monroe News-Star carries Associated Press dispatches and vocal news. It lists national advertising representatives and cites offices in major U S cities.
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