Columbia University Riot Deepens Campus Divide
A university review criticizes Rudd and the SDS for a week of disruption at Columbia in New York City. It argues the administration, led by President Grayson Kirk, must reaffirm rule of law by expelling Rudd and preventing his return, while noting student leaders like Fred Lowell and Robert Masters rail against the chaos and question recruitment and policy shifts. The piece traces how campus activism, political pressures, and external campaigns shaped the 1960s era conflict and warned of ongoing unrest if actions aren’t taken.
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Egyptian Readiness to End War Skirts Strait of Tiran Issue
Cairo portrays readiness to end the Arab Israeli war if Israeli troops withdraw but claims over the Strait of Tiran are misperceived. The piece notes Israel currently uses the strait and warns Egypt’s delusion risks undermining Middle East peace efforts by ignoring realities and moderation.
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Army and Air Force generals flood San Antonio scene
Westward Ho reveals Maj. Gen. William J. Sutton as chief of the U.S. Army Reserve. Lt Gen. Robert W. Colgra vier Jr upon Korean War era active duty retirement. Maj. Gen. Conn L. Milburn Jr., Brooke Army Medical Center commander, promoted to chief surgeon for the U.S. Army in the Pacific and Tripler commander in Hawaii. Milburn to oversee Pacific medical service including South Vietnam. future return to Texas hoped.
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U.S. Army Reserve
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Tripler Army Medical Center
Hawaii
South Vietnam
City mayor hosts Soviet visitor with wage question
A playful exchange unfolds as New York City Mayor John V. Lindsay asks Moscow's Vladimir Promyslov what municipal workers strike for. Promyslov replies that in Soviet power, such strikes have not occurred in years.
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What Our Readers Are Saying on Wealth and Politics
A reader argues self defense compares to police actions, rails at moneyed influence in elections, and calls for an IQ based candidate testing to reduce money power. The letter critiques wealth, intellect, and the national ideals of equal rights while urging reform and equal opportunity in political processes.
Citizens debate police duty and civilian review boards
A San Antonio reader argues police officers acted with good judgment amid a knife threat and questions civilian review boards. The letter praises the police fire and hospital teams for a May incident and honors responders, urging trust in law enforcement and emergency services.
Last Straw Protest in Poor Town Prompted by Officials
Letter from J T Flores criticizes county and city leaders for backing demonstrations, questioning Pena and Alm, and noting persistent poverty. Flores wonders about missed pay and warns against officials staying in a town with ongoing hardship. The writer cites religious and social themes about the poor.
Buckley on Labor Housing Race Education in 1960s era
Buckley surveys crucial electorate issues Labor unions should be limited antitrust rules and a labor rights bill for management. Housing needs less government, more private welfare. race calls for civil standards and selective integration. education favors vouchers and privatized methods. Social Security earnings limits to be removed.
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Shelly Wright
Washington, D.C
New York
Understanding a stubborn patient on the verge of illness
A reader seeks help for a husband who resists medical advice. Frances Macgregor notes doctors' and nurses' frustration with noncompliant patients. The piece suggests involving a physician and possibly a psychologist to uncover underlying psychological resistance to health and treatment.
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Cornell University School of Nursing
New York City
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