Berkeley Crisis Deepens as Heyns Faces Savio Clash
William Buckley analyzes the University of California Berkeley confrontation between Chancellor Roger Heyns and Mario Savio. Buckley notes Heyns to uphold university control amid protests, while Savio leads thousands in a Free Speech Movement era clash. Reagan comments frame the political backdrop as Heyns seeks order and amnesty.
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University of California
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Martin Meyerson
Heyns
Mario Savio
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Fessor
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Revolutionary Justice
Berkeley
England
Berkley
U.S. Navy
Ronald Reagan
New York
War taxes and social income plans loom in debate
Op ed notes Viet Nam war costs and a possible tax increase. It discusses proposals on guaranteed annual income and federal revenue sharing, with positions from Rep. Melvin Laird and Sen. Henry Reuss and opposition from the White House.
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Viet Nam
Washington
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Wis
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Reuss
Charles E. Goodell
Hale Boggs
House
Stone walls as tool and obstacle in ghetto hearings
The piece surveys hearings led by Senator Ribicoff on urban slums with Rockefeller and Wilkins as major witnesses. It frames the debate as a clash of ideals and practical limits, noting federal subsidies, private housing efforts, and the political cost of tough choices.
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Senator Ribicoff
Connecticut
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Rockefeller
Bang-bang
Roy Wilkins
Personal Reflections on Life and Human Common Pursuit
The author muses that life is 30 percent birth, 30 percent self, 30 percent character, and 10 percent luck. He questions Adamic origins to emphasize shared humanity, notes insincerity fuels burnout, and critiques rationalizations for murder and lax beliefs about laws. He argues politics serve partisan aims and calls for ending indecisive decisions.
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Anne Lindbergh
Gandhi
Harry Truman
New Castle News Details Staff and Subscription Rates
The New Castle News lists its publishing company, key staff including President Richard E Hentz and Editor J Trevitt, and offers home delivery and mail subscription rates for Lawrence Butler and Beaver counties, plus outside counties.
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Lawrence
Butler
Beaver
Editor Letters Policy and Submission Rules
The newspaper accepts letters to the editor only from writers who provide complete name and address. Letters under 250 words are preferred and all letters may be condensed. Libelous or in poor taste material will be rejected. No letters are returned and all submissions are verified before publication.
Open mind urged on flying saucer evidence
Editor urges cautious view of UFO reports citing Dr Menzel on atmospheric effects and Jacques Valler's 1883 sighting analysis. He notes no radar confirmation by Air Force and suggests sightings may be distorted images while advocating objective research and open minds.
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the News
Robert Bidinetto
Menzel
Air Force
Bible Thought Quote From Psalm 144 17
The Lord is righteous in all his ways and holy in all his works, reflecting divine justice and holiness echoed in Psalm 144 17. A brief devotional line emphasizing God's steadfast righteousness and sacred deeds.
Tax and money costs push inflation, a 1967 view
The piece argues that a potential 1967 tax increase would raise consumer costs via higher finance charges and down payments, hurting steel auto and housing, while arguing for another tax cut. It cites Hale Boggs and Nixon and critiques Keynesian timing and countercyclical policy in an election year.
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Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Institution of
Consumer Credit
Detroit
Washington
Richard Nixon
Heller School
Congress
The 1967 Pennsylvania Legislature Boosts Pay and Experience
With the 1967 session set to begin, Pennsylvania lawmakers will receive a $1,200 annual raise to $12,000 plus travel and retirement benefits. The pay increase, split evenly between salary and expense allowance, is driving higher turnover and encouraging career legislative ambitions. Veterans will help mentor freshmen, creating a stronger, more qualified body in both House and Senate.
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Yesteryear
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Washington
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