Editorial says campuses in turmoil need reform not violence
The piece notes student protests at Duke Chicago Berkeley and other campuses with unrest and bomb incidents. It calls for open minded dialogue among students teachers administrators and trustees to reform education and avoid violent clashes. It argues colleges have grown impersonal and that refurbishment must address attitudes and structure.
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Duke
Chicago
San Francisco
National Guard
University of Wisconsin
Berkeley
Ivy League
Swarthmore
Brandeis
Upris
Sign Dispute Highlights City Sign Ordinance
Jack Song, longtime East Main Street restaurant owner, faced enforcement for a welcoming sign without a permit. The piece contrasts his case with a large Jaycees sign for the Parada at Indian School and Scottsdale roads, urging flexible application of rules for unusual events.
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Jack Song
East Main Street
Song
Parada
del Sol
Indian School
Scottsdale Roads
Laird Weighs Hard Point ABM Deployments In Politics
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird weighs limiting Sentinel ABM deployment to hard point missile sites away from cities to win international bargaining and ease domestic opposition. The plan may be delayed until March and hinges on presidential decision and Soviet talks.
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Washington
Defense
Melvin Laird
Laird
Pentagon
Nixon
Soviet Union
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Congress
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Henry M. Jackson
ABM
Seattle
Big
Senate
Sentinel
Scottsdale library reforms draw reader backlash
A Scottsdale reader blasts a new library checkout system as inconvenient and prone to mistakes. He argues it ignores residents’ needs, risks theft, and burdens patrons, while calling for cardless checkout and faster service.
Landy cites facilities as site factors in plant selection
The Chicago Daily News quotes Landy praising Chicago's rail and expressway facilities as major factors in choosing a plant site. The piece notes other items including Knicks meeting Rockets and a New York Times All-State game. It mentions government antitrust claims against IBM and a smaller body print in a Beacon/Bridgeport style source.
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Knicks
Rockets
New York Times
Vietnam War Fade-Away Theory Still Haunts Paris
In Paris strong feel on both sides that Vietnam conflict may fade, despite ongoing fighting. Ky and Thieu previously predicted a July 1968 end, while South and North Vietnamese share roots and wary of China, with U S aid and past promises shaping current views.
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New York
Paris
Vietnam
Saigon
Thieu
United States
Pacific
North
Johnson
Hoppe’s Man In The Vietnam War Parody Scene
A satirical script shows Russian generals fantasizing over American wartime experience in Vietnam. Generals Zap pem Bombaway Holokoss discuss emulating Westmoreland and war tactics, proposing a Romania invasion to gain comparable “glorious” experience.
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Vietnam
William Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Ernest B.’Fergursony
High Command
Zappem
Bombaway
Gen. Holokoss
Holokoss
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
International Generals Club
Romania
Imibhantiy
Holokos
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