Editorial on college free speech clashes in California
The piece argues California colleges must defend freedom of speech for all speakers from Eldridge Cleaver to William Shockley. It praises polite, nonviolent discourse and academic inquiry, warning campuses against excluding controversial voices or becoming propaganda institutes.
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Eldridge Cleaver
California
University
Max Rafferty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sacramento State College
Cleaver
Karl Marx
William Shockley
Stanford University
Shockley
Uno
Editors weigh in on girdles as women shed new freedom
The Greensboro Daily News cites observers who view the liberated American woman as ripe for restrictive fashion. Girdle makers, Fashion Week notes, push a comeback to fitted dresses and foundation garments, while younger women resist and Newsday finds older women determined to fight for changes.
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New York City
Seventh Avenue
Women's Wear Daily
Hudson River
Newsday
Subcommittee Probes Middlemen in Federal Housing Programs
A Senate labor subcommittee finds that identity of interest subcontracts enable artificial middlemen to skim profits from federally assisted housing. The scheme inflates costs and mortgage payments, risking higher taxpayer debt. Investigation centers on Florida and seeks wider reform assurances from HUD. Interior Secretary Morton apologizes to Paiute Indians after aides eject a meeting attendee over water rights discussions.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Florida
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Tampa
George Romney
Rogers Morton
Morton
Robert Stitser
Rend
Interior Department
Pyramid Lake
Stitser
Reno
R. J. Pafford
Interior
John Findley
Justee Department
Campaign-fund bill judged unsound in Senate clash
Washington lawmakers spar over a tax funded presidential campaign measure as Pastore defends a vague enforcement approach. Magnuson asks where voluntary support ends. the debate reveals partisan maneuvering and questions about financing, incumbents advantage, and the future of public funding.
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Washington
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
John Pasture
Del
Magnuson
Pastore
Mr. A
Nixon
Senate
House-Senate
Congress
National Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Democratic Party
Conservatives Splits on Prayer Amendment Across GOP Ranks
A Washington reflection notes conservatives disagree on the Nov. 8 prayer amendment. While united on church and religion principles, they split on constitutional change and policy issues like SST funding and preventive detention, highlighting independence within conservatism.
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China
Congress
Aris
Letters Endorse Jordan High and Football Pride
A Long Beach reader praises Jordan High School highlighting football success and other sports. The letter argues boundary changes are driven by sports disputes and invites Lakewood families to visit Jordan to see its overall quality and achievements.
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Jordan High School
Lakewood
Jordan
Long Beach
University of California
Southern California
Wilson High School
National Council of Teachers of English
Lakewond
R. M. Robinson
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