Debate over nuclear arms and the path to control
An editorial review contrasts Pentagon projections with Gore’s rebuttal on warhead totals and Soviet deterrence. It argues for arms control talks to halt the mad nuclear race rather than extend it, citing 8000 US and 5900 Soviet deliverable warheads by 1975 and the danger to millions.
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Alvert Gore
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Tennessee
Pentagon
Packard
Senate Foreign Relations Department
United States
Soviet Union
Gore
Kremlin
Poland
Finland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Indian students demand cheating rights and attack lecturer
A London Observer report notes groups of Indian students demanding the right to cheat on exams and even beating a lecturer who refused. Another cohort walked out of an exam, and local leaders called for an easier test. The piece questions the overemphasis on grades versus learning.
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India
London Observer
SDS seeks national convention site amid leftist rifts
The Students for a Democratic Society search for a Midwest college campus for a June national convention amid internal factional battles. Austin Texas members praised Viet Cong and Ho Chi Minh, while factions aligned with CPUSA and PSP clash over strategy and education aims.
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Revolutionary Students For
Butte
SDS
Michigan State University
Mast Lansing
Austin
Tex
Ho Chi Minh
Red China
Russia
Pregr Party' i Plp
Communist Party of the
U.S
Icpusa
Mike Wnlonsky
Bernardine Dohrn
PSP
CPUSA
Klonsky-Dohrrn
Detroit
Enfar Camiergs
Workers Party
Saguaro High fans press for more Scottsdale coverage
A reader laments Scottsdale Progress sports gaps after April 23, 1965 issue highlights Coronado Casa Grande baseball and Arcadia, plus a 7 2 Saguaro downs Chandler score. Letter urges broader citywide school life coverage and notes 2400 Saguaro students and 4800 adults with interest.
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Scottsdale
te—Coronado
Saguaro High
Judi Claybourn
Saguaro High School
Nixon Faces Three-Wactor Clash Over 1971 Pentagon Budget
Evans Novak outlines a three-way battle in Nixon's administration over the 1971 Pentagon budget of 77 billion dollars. Laird seeks restraint and efficiency while Treasury-Budget Bureau push drastic cuts. James Schlesinger is rejected for a critical security post in favor of Warren Nutter, deepening the split between military and economic policymakers.
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Nixon
Treen
Pentagon
Laird
Treasury-Budget Bureau
Economizers
International Security
James R. Schlesinger
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Calif
Schlesinger
G. Warren Nutter
University of Virginia
James Scalesinger
Aesuage
Rioters at Cornell and Nazi Hess noted in same column
Bob Considine rails at campus clashes at Cornell during Parents Weekend and condemns militant groups as danger to academic life. He recalls SFSU clash on a talk show and contrasts with respect for Dr. S. J. Hayakawa. He also profiles Rudolf Hess at Spandau Prison.
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CBS
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