Presumptuous Student Body President Attacks New Stanford Leader
Denis Hayes, Stanford University Student Body President, denounces the appointment of Rice University president Kenneth S. Pitzer as Stanford president. He argues trustees acted without student input or access to Pitzer files or opinions, condemning the process as negligent and saying students were not consulted. The piece notes Hayes speaks for thousands of students and questions the campus revolution.
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Inflation clashes with profits and wage costs in analysis
The Lyons Lexisville Courter-Journal presents a debate on inflation blaming profits, wages, and living costs. Alfred L. Malebre Bays argues profits push inflation while Geoffrey J. Moore cautions growth can justify profits. The piece notes historical price hikes amid falling unit labor costs and limited competition, suggesting price and wage controls as potential remedies.
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The Sexual Wilderness review from New York NEA
A critical take on Vince Packard’s new study The Sexual Wilderness, praising its scope while mocking its sensationalism. The piece jokes about recurring best seller trends and traces shifts in modern American mating habits from Freud to Kinsey to contemporary surveys. It notes three sexes today, a shift in romance, and the decline of poetic courtship amid a flood of data.
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McCarthy Errs Linking HHH With Racists In Bid
The McCarthy campaign fails to gain momentum from charges that Humphrey sides with racist elements. Delegation challenges falter on racial balance in Minnesota Connecticut and Pennsylvania and the Georgia split-delegation plan undermines McCarthy goals. Key black leaders privately favor split Georgia, but overall strategy backfires as Humphrey remains positioned as civil rights ally. The effort is seen as a misfire aimed at damaging Humphrey's image without solid proof.
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Miami Beach Coal Uncrowded Compared To Chicago By Merriman
Chicago conventions bring crowds and glitches as Miami Beach feels cooler and calmer. Reporters describe heat, crowded Hilton hotel rooms, long elevator waits, and overwhelmed switchboards at Chicago venues. Hotel staff strive to keep service steady amid delays and busyness.
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No Soviet Moves Expected Against 2 Other Allies By MURRAY J BROWN
Western diplomats in London expect no military action by the Soviets against Romania or Yugoslavia despite Moscow’s Czechoslovak crisis stance. Bucharest and Belgrade likely show caution to avoid provoking Moscow, while Western powers may refrain from UN Security Council actions. The British government dropped a plan for sanctions as counterproductive.
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King Elbiejay and the Great Society saga in Veet-nahms history
The piece retells a parable like political tale about King Elbiejay of the Pardonallis guiding a nation through social reforms and foreign policy, facing a credibility crisis as factions clash over leadership. It mirrors U S history with a satirical, mythic tone, ending with a partisan wind-judgment message.
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Mastery of Subtle Sabotage in Czechoslovakia
Ray Cromley surveys Czech resistance under German rule, detailing quiet, bureaucratic delays and nonviolent tactics. The piece notes Czechs’ counter propaganda successes, slow production shifts, and systemic disruptions from officials and farmers, culminating in heavy crackdowns after Heydrich’s Prague visit and executions of saboteurs.
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