Black militants prompt campus upheaval and debates
Across the nation students and faculty debate black studies and affirmative changes as protests surge on campuses. Harvard considers Afro American studies. Oshkosh and San Francisco State clash with authorities. Pitt enacts targeted programs amid demand for more Black faculty and autonomous curricula.
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Ohio State University
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Ohio State
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The Truth About Nerve Deafness Booklet Claim
A folded, promotional insert claims nerve deafness as the nation’s top cause of hearing distress. It advertises a free booklet titled How to Regain Lost Hearing, promising explanations of symptoms, hearing interference, and potential remedies including surgery, and urges readers to request a copy.
Style show by hospital's auxiliary set NEW LONDON
Plans for a spring style show by the Junior Hospital Auxiliary were announced. Mrs. Mack Watts and Mrs. Winston White will handle ticket sales for the 7 30 p m April 16 event at the New London Grange Hall.
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Junior Hospital Auxiliary
Mack Watts
Winston White
New London Grange Hall
C. E. Rush
Paul Howsman
William Hopkins
Junior Hospital
Wilmer White Jr
Darryl Tulk
Pat Cassidy
C. E. Bush
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