Kent State letter condemns violence and calls for restraint
In Kent State University professors urge readers to denounce imperialistic leaders and corrupt magnates, not student radicals. They condemn both violent actions and inflammatory rhetoric, urging civility, decency, and shared humanity amid protest and instability.
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Record Courier
Kent-Ravenna
Ohio
Kent State University
Panthers
Washington
America
New York
Wall Street
Adolph Hitler
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Kent State
English Department
National Guard
Husbandly Remarks by HAL BOYLE
New York AP humor column compiles husbands zinging wives with jokes about nagging outfits money and meals. Boiled down gags cover domestic tensions, lists of familiar lines, and punchy one liners about marriage and modern life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hilarious Or Frustrating That s English In Tokyo
AP reports Tokyo, though hosting the 1964 Olympics, remains a maze for visitors due to English misfires. Signs such as Not allowed explosive and Do Not Throw in Cigarette Butts and Others highlight a broader struggle with loanwords and mixed phrasing.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Tokyo International
Yukichi Fukuzawa
Keio Univ
Texans In Washington
A key Bush strategist James Allison predicts TexasSenate victory by wooing conservative Democrats and liberals from Lloyd Bentsen He argues Bentsens win unites labor Mexicans and district voters against him and notes Democrats hold 20 of 23 House seats Allison adds BushIs strong ties to Nixon may aid or hurt depending on economic and foreign policy conditions and states BushIs position against Yarborough helped by antiYarborough sentiment
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Junior
Bert
Washington
George Bush
R-Tex
Texas
Senate
Lloyd Benson
Ralph Yarborough
James Allison
Republican National Committee
Bentsen
Waggoner Carr
Bill Blakley
Allison
Bush
Midland
Tex
Yarborough
George
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
John Connally
Ben Barnes
Carr
House
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Alli
Nixon
Cambodia
Soviet Cambodia policy muddled amid Indochina strains
United Nations dispatch notes Moscow condemns U.S. backed South Vietnamese incursions into Cambodia. Brezhnev era doubt grows over Soviet willingness to confront China, with hints of possible future talks and continued ambivalence on a broader Indochina conference.
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N.Y
NEA
Moscow
Indochina
Kremlin
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
North Vietnam
le Duan
Hanoi
Peking
Prince Sihanouk
Chou En-lai
Vietnam
United States
Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
Suslov
Mosae
China
Tom Stace
National Parks draw visitors east of the Mississippi
The eight most popular U S park areas last year lie east of the Mississippi led by the Blue Ridge Parkway with 11 865 100 visitors. Other top spots include Washington monuments and Cape Cod as total visits approach 164 million, with a similar rise expected.
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Mississipi
Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia
North Carolina
Washington
Cape Cod
Yale Divinity’s Free Inquiry Amid Nation’s Turmoil
The Reverend Poling argues Yale Divinity School remains a center of free inquiry despite national tension over Southeast Asia draft policy and Black Panthers. He notes Brewster’s cautious stance on trials and emphasizes Yale’s long history of social engagement from abolition to urban renewal, arguing that free speech strengthens society.
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America
Southeast Asia
Black Panthers
Poling
Yale University
White House
Stewart Alsop
Newsweek
Yale Divinity School
Agnew
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Divinity School
Yale Divinity
United States
New Haven
China
India
Yale Hope Mission
Town and Gown
Brewster
Spiro T. Agnew
Greenwich Village
Berkeley
West Point
Love and Hate sparks Soviet literary controversy
The novel by Ivan Shevtsov, Love and Hate, provokes heated debate in the Soviet Union over freedom of expression and obscenity. Critics deem it neo Stalinist era throwback while defenders in the hard right press praise its aggressive stance against liberal trends.
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Ivan Shevtsov
Soviet Union
Io Portnoy
Shevtsov
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