Harris survey finds gap between wishes and belief in ending violence
Louis Harris reports Americans favor reducing violence and war and expanding opportunity, yet only a minority expect these goals to be achieved in their lifetimes. A cross section of 1,603 adults shows broad support for religious revival and racial equality but widespread pessimism about ending wars and easing tensions.
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Best seller book list 1968 New York Times analysis
An analysis from over 125 bookstores in 64 U.S. communities ranks top fiction and general titles. Notable authors include Le Carre Solzhenitsyn Hawley Kellogg Updike Malraux and Manchester among others.
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SIU Library Gains Major New Collections
Southern Illinois University announces Morris Library acquisitions in recent months including about 200 letters from Col Frederick Dent brother in law to Ulysses S Grant. The gifts also include papers of the Robinson father and son physicians Tufts papers from Am herst College and a six volume set of Chinese paintings plus occultism volumes from Merten J. Mandeville and hundreds of John L. Childs library volumes.
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University of Ilinois
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