Rebellion from authority across campuses and cities
An editorial reviews global student unrest and authority challenges from Columbia University to Paris, Czechoslovakia, and Berlin. It notes young leaders and varied grievances, cites incidents in Mexico and the United States, and argues that while youths seek more voice, rebellions threaten law, demanding dialogue and firm action to prevent anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Sonora
Mexico
de Gaulle
France
Columbia
Mexico City
Bus 317 Ignored Crosswalk As Elderly Couple Waited
Witnesses describe Bus 317 rushing through an intersection while three cars from the opposite direction sped by. The elderly couple in the crosswalk stood as traffic passed, then continued. Drivers ignored them as pedestrians plead for enforcement of crosswalk rules.
McGill and King Estate Sparks Lobbying Debate in Washington
Ralph McGill frames Poor People’s March protest as a tax funded lobbying tactic. He notes the King estate details include mortgage insurance and modest bank accounts, with proceeds going to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and related groups.
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Washington
McGill
Uncle Sam
Martin Luther King
Southern. Christian Leadership Conference
Updike Couples Review Reflects Southern Criticism
A literary critique discusses John Updike's fifth novel Couples set in Tar Bax Massachusetts. It notes vivid sex scenes, weak character drawings, and the novel as social commentary on 1960s America amid themes of affluence isolation and moral decay.
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John Updike
New Yorker
Massachusetts
Tarbax
Freddy Thorne
Piet Hanema
Updike
Co - Operative -Wuvery
Irene Saltz
League of Women Voters
America
Kennedy leads in California primary spending and manpower
Evans Novak reports the Kennedy campaign dominates California's June 4 primary with a multi million dollar media blitz. Kennedy uses 555 staffers, plus a large push to mobilize Black and Mexican American voters while McCarthy lags in money and organization.
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Los Angeles
David - Vs
Kennedy
McCarthy
California
Hubert Humphrey
New York
McCarth
Joe de Cola
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
University of California
Davis
Unruh
Frederick G. Dutton
Frank Mankiewicz
Steve Smith
Bobby
Proposal for a four quarter school year in Scottsdale
A reader argues against a 12 month school year proposing a four quarter system with three quarters per child. The plan aims to reduce idle school buildings and enable year round work for teachers with higher pay, addressing local financial concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lincoln
Star
Scottsdale
Character quotes spark debate on schooling and summers
A Scottsdale reader cites quotes on character and urges more schools and year round work for youths. The letter argues against shortening the school year and for keeping children busy in hot summers with a balanced year.
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ROBERT_D
Shoenhair
Scottsdale
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Schopenhauer
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