Editorial: campus violence must be curbed and addressed
The piece argues campus violence has grown beyond isolated cases and endangers free discourse. It cites NYU and San Francisco State University incidents and notes Columbia findings while urging clear penalties for attackers and improved student administration communication to address genuine grievances.
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New York University
James Reston
New York Times
San Francisco State University
Columbia University
Burchett to Get U S Visa Despite Controversy
Allen Burchett, Australian-born communist propagandist, reportedly to receive a U.S. visa for about ten days via Montreal. State Department sources say his trip aims to cover United Nations work and liaise with North Vietnam Red China Korea and U S Black extremism figures including Brown and Garmichael.
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Graham Burchett
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Red China
Korea
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Vietnam
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Paris
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Macao
Lincoln Drive traffic plans highlight regional planning needs
A letter urges coordinated long range traffic planning across Phoenix and Maricopa County. Lincoln Drive in Phoenix, worsened by the 24th Street extension into Lincoln, shows the need for future widening to four lanes and a center median. Public officials are urged to lead through MAG.
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Lincoln Dr
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Lincoln
Phoenix E. 24Th St
MAG
Maricopa Association of Governments
Discipline in schools and the goal of self control
A teacher discusses that discipline has many meanings and must focus on orderly learning. Students should develop study habits, attention, respect, and self discipline, with teachers guiding behavior and keeping the school an educational, not punitive, environment.
Laird Named Defense Secretary in Nixon Cabinet
Evans Novak and Robert Novak report Rep. Melvin Laird of Wisconsin has been chosen as Secretary of Defense in the Nixon administration after Sen. Henry M. Jackson declined the post. Laird, 46, a longtime Republican leader in the House, would head the defense portfolio amid expected budget expansion tied to Vietnam and atomic arms strategy.
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Rep
Melvin R. Laird
R. -Wis
Defense
Laird
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House “Republican Conference
House Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Clark Clifford
Nelson’ Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kansas State professor links music to driving style
A Kansas State University professor reports drivers adopt faster speeds with slow music and more steering input with snappy tunes. When no music plays, drivers tend to weave off course, illustrating how different radio choices may affect road behavior.
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Kansas State
Open Letter Calls for Dignity in Women of Media
Bob Considine reports Jill Miller the actress writes an open letter urging respect for women beyond sexual symbols. She asks help to restore gentleness serenity and love to her public role and notes pressures from advertising film and broadcast industries. Jim Bishops Kennedy book praise follows after holiday release.
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New- York
Jill Miller
Jim” Bishop
Kennedy
Funk & Wagnalls
Christ
LBJ
William
Manchester
Business thought fragments on winning and markets
A scrambled collection of quotes on business success, risk, and human behavior. It contrasts Elbert Hubbard and Owen Young ideas with notes on belief, probability, and the role of emotions in markets. The text reads like a fragmented historical clipping.
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Elbert Hubbard
Owen D. Young
Mood shifts as Warsaw talks linger eyed by Soviets
Ralph McGill notes Washington’s mood as a new administration awaits its role. He argues Soviet lessons from the Middle East and renewed detente talks frame a somber outlook on future plans, highlighting Middle East oil leverage and military aid to Egypt amid shifting U.S. policy.
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Middle East
Nasser
Israel
Soviet Union
United’ States
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Algeria
Egypt
Europe
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