Question of Amnesty in Postwar America
An opinion piece argues the Vietnam War ended but a second war begins conscience in the United States. It supports individual case reviews for amnesty, condemns desertion in combat, and urges repatriation for those who dodged induction while defending compassion for POWs. It critiques Nixon and calls for national unity and accountability.
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America
Nixon
American Legion
United States
Free World
San Francisco
Vietnam
Canada
Sweden
Wash
D. C
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Sherman
Grant
University dorms face Saturday lockout prompts call for action
Students from distant states face displacement as the campus enforces a spring lockout to cut dining and cleaning costs. The piece urges President Heisman to reopen dorms and allow access while proposing reduced dining hall hours and targeted cleaning. It notes spring break as a chance to catch up on work and cites past air conditioning appeals.
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New York
California
Heisman
Freeman Hall
Visitation Policy Sparks Campus Debate
A student letter calls RG dormitory visitation illegal and discriminatory citing sex-based limits on female visiting hours and alcohol bans. It argues homosexuals have unrestricted access and urges lifting all female visitation restrictions to curb moral danger and protect future generations. It also notes POW MIA and ROTC sponsor issues and ends with a campus club letter of thanks to a president.
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RG Code
Disappearance of Secretary Rogers shocks Washington
Secretary of State William Rogers has been missing since March 19 from his Washington home. Press Secretary Zeigler and President Nixon offered few details, with Zeigler joking no one asked about him before.
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Wash, D
William Rogers
Washington
Ronald Zeigler
Rogers
Vietnam
Zeigler
Nixon
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