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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows an Angola Indiana address for a Post office in the Business Administration Building Room 203 with telephone 868-3141 and advertising rates listed. Names of editors and staff appear in scattered form, indicating a college town newspaper setup with local display and classified rates.
A frustrated citizen laments the planned teardown of the water tower nicknamed Kahina, calling it a loss for the campus and city. The piece argues the tower’s removal erases a visible landmark, provokes political distraction, and marks progress that sacrifices local heritage for modernization.
A fragmented college column questions dorm conduct at Alwood and similar campuses. It argues for student autonomy, cites riot-like snowball clashes and RA tensions, and criticizes strict rules about housing, meals, dress, and assignments. It contrasts military advertorials with independent thought fostering self reliance.
Letters critique a college proposal and the Feminine Mystique noting gender bias. They argue the college perpetuates propaganda by shaping women’s life choices, criticize low female representation in catalogs and programs, and discuss broader impact on women pursuing science, law, medicine, and engineering. The writer references Betty Friedan and Ayn Rand to underscore arguments about independence and value of women’s education.
An incomplete OCR fragment lists dormitory names and room counts at Alwood Hall Platt Hall He Hall Cameron Hall and mentions windows and occupancy figures. The text is garbled with stray characters and uncertain numbers.
An OCR fragment interweaves references to the U S Supreme Court communist registration ruling Bettina Aptheker a 21 year old student the McCarran Act debt alleged car diagnosis and a Scottish peer death it blends college discussion with local social scene musings and casual dialogue about girls and drinks
A fragmentary 1964 clipping cites a New York Daily feature on Martin Luther King and J Edgar Hoover. It references alleged quotes about communists and governance within the Freedom Movement and notes Rustin's ties to the Communist Party.
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