Kerr's Career Made History at the University of California
Clark Kerr, fired as president of the University of California, reflects on a storied regime marked by Berkeley protests and policy clashes. The era saw loyalty oaths, Free Speech Movement clashes, and regulatory battles, culminating in his dismissal by the regents amid campus unrest and political pressure.
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Viet officer reveals low pay and food in North Vietnamese army
Le Van Mai, a North Vietnamese second lieutenant captured near Quan Nhon, says his unit earned less than 60 cents a month and faced chronically poor uniforms. He describes morale as low and rationed meals during operations, while refugees are screened by Korean forces.
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