Naval powers shift as Jane's warns of US Britain decline
Editorial cites Jane's Fighting Ships to warn that the United States and Great Britain shrink their fleets while Russia expands. Senator Church opposes ABM defenses and new carriers amid fears of obsolescence. Raymond Blackman notes Soviet drive to sea supremacy and concerns over liberal Senate cuts to defense.
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Russia
United States
Great Britain
Jane’s
Senate
U.S. Navy
Frank Church
U.S
Church
Raymond Blackman
Jane's Fighting Ships
U. S
Braless Movement Sparks Debate on Liberation and Style
A satirical commentary questions the braless trend within the women’s liberation movement. It argues brassieres are practical and historically tied to progress, while asserting that bra removal may not advance rights and could affect public perception of women’s sexuality. It invokes past fashion shifts and figures like Monroe to illustrate the debate.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Harlow
A Monroe
Teakle Enalaer
Hefner
Big Y
Editor Opinions and the Editor’s Duty to Explore Ideas
The piece argues editors lack a guaranteed truth and must explore gray matter ideas. It highlights editors' value in open inquiry and reader letters as vital to the editorial process. Published in Ft. Walton Beach Florida by Playground Daily News.
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Perece
Ft. Walton Beach
Fla
Playground Daily News
Reminiscences of Teachers and a Memory-Laden Class
A columnist fondly recalls school days and quirky educators. He highlights a strict math teacher who insisted on showing work and a memory-challenged political science professor who botched book titles. The piece weaves humor with nostalgia, ending with a note on sea hares as large herbivorous mollusks.
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Tinkler
Burble
William Charles
Charles William
Texas Drug Crisis Concerns Leaders and Youth Impact
A Texas AP package outlines rising drug use with Gov. Preston Smith and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes warning of a widening crisis. Reports cite 75 percent of urban youths experimenting, 26 of 200 students noting acquaintance with glue sniffing, and increasing juvenile crime linked to narcotics. Tomorrow, actions to address the problem are explored.
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Texas
Jack Keever
Associated Press
Austin
Gus Mutscher
Mutscher
Nixon
Preston Smith
Smith
Harold Dudley
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Edward L. Baker
San Antonio
Curtis Graves
Houston
East
Dallas
Joe Golman
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande Valley
Today in History highlights 1965 to 1969 events
In 1965 a Spanish expedition led by Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles founded the first permanent European settlement in North America at St Augustine. Other items note the 1855 Crimean War end, Lincoln speech in 1858, 1900 Galveston disaster, 1917 grain conservation, the Morro Castle fire in 1934, Huey Long’s 1935 shooting, Hurricane Donna a decade earlier, Red China dispute over Tibet borders, and Israel sinking torpedo boats in the Gulf of Suez.
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Associated Press
Don Pedro Mendez de Aviles
St. Augustine
Fla
North American
Clinton, Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Galveston
Tex
U. S
Asbury Park
N. J
Huey Long
Louisiana
State House
Baton Rouge
Carl Weiss
Donna
Caribbean
Florida
Red China
India
Tibet
Sikkim
Israel
Gulf of
Sues
Faculty Factors in Campus Upheaval Discussed by NEA Reporter
NEA Washington correspondent profiles 72 faculty biographies showing diverse ages and disciplines involved in campus upheaval. The piece notes concentration in psychology sociology economics English and physical sciences, with limited representation from law and government. It suggests scattered political affiliations and移 movement among campuses, arguing ideas spread via traveling demonstrators rather than a centralized plan.
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NEA Washington
Ehemeinea
Vietnam
Communist Party
Socialist Workers Party
Young Socialists Alliance
Progressive Labor Party
American Youth For Democracy
Labor Youth League
Socialist Club
Apennines
Students For Democratic Society
International antiwar figure reveals nuclear policy views in Japan visit
Dr. Sidney M. Peck of Case Western Reserve University attends the 10th annual Conference Against the A and H bombs in Japan. He contends public sentiment against nuclear weapons exists there and questions U S motives for dropping Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He links wartime decisions to postwar power in Asia and warns U S withdrawal from Vietnam could risk nuclear action.
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Japan
Sidney M. Peck
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
United States
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Pacific
Asia
Peck
Russia
Yalta
Roosevelt
Churchill
Joe Stalin
Germany
Manchuria
Stalin
Indochina
Ground Zero
Saigon
Phosphate Enriched Cereals Studied To Fight Tooth Decay
In Ann Arbor Michigan nearly 1000 school children in public schools are receiving breakfast cereals fortified with phosphates to test decay prevention. Researchers led by Dr Nathans expect results when a three year trial ends in spring 1971.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Eac
Nathans
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