Fall Forecast For Nation's Colleges Unrest to Persist
Washington and college campuses face ongoing student protests as the Vietnam War and civil rights issues renew concerns. Educators and students at 72 colleges in 31 states predict peaceful but unresolved demonstrations with election outcomes and reactions from administrators shaping the fall campus climate.
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Wilbur Moulton
Southern Illinois University
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Kent State University
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Ohio
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Robert Perrin
Michigan State University
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Daily Crossword Clues and Cipher Sample in Norwalk Paper
The page shows crossword clues with numbers and a sample cryptogram using letter substitutions. It includes a quoted Seneca line, staff credits, and subscription rates for Norwalk and nearby areas. The text mentions the UPI News Service and local newspaper staff roles.
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Dear Abby Readers Share Hearts and Household Dilemmas
A trio of letters explore marital sleep changes after twin beds replace a 30 year double, in law gift etiquette and a humorous wedding shower bath. The column offers blunt advice to speak openly, settle issues, and celebrate practical generosity.
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Grounded in Wheat on Party Trouble and TV Guide Gift
A teen recounts hosting a party approved by parents with uninvited guests who caused disruption and police involvement, leading to grounding and loss of trust. The second note lampoons a generous mother in law who sends a televised schedule gift list with long program entries and timings.
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A Cool Summer Mirrors Tough Racial Struggle Says Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop notes a long cool summer reflecting a quiet but enduring race tension in the United States. He cites figures from NAACP leader Roy Wilkins and Eldridge Cleaver, discusses integration, and argues that progress feels token and fragile amid deep-rooted fear on both sides.
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