Rockefeller must act soon to challenge Nixon for GOP nomination
The piece argues New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces a ticking clock to declare for president and start primaries. It notes Nixon's lead, Rockefeller’s double bind over entering or denying candidacy, the draft strategy, regional strengths, and the risk of being left out at the nominating convention.
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Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nixon
New York
Oregon
Michigan
Romney
Gallup
Polis
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky
White House
Washington
Rockey
Brahms Symphony Opens Deep Concert Night in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Symphony under Solomon performed Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E minor after a program featuring Prokofiev style humor and a reading of Till. Solomon conducted without score, shaping the ensemble into a nearly choral sound. The second movement offered a slower tempo and a rich strings tone, while a birthday tribute and a charity performance for Angola closed the evening.
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Solomon
Robin Hood
Brahms
Celerate
Indianapolis Symphony
Angola
Fort Wayne Exhibit Showcases Diverse Styles and Artists
The Fort Wayne School of Fine Arts faculty show features twelve artists with oils, acrylics, etchings, ceramics, and sculpture. Notable works include Donald Kruse’s strong anatomy and George McCullough’s muted Fort Wayne landmarks. the exhibition runs until Sunday January 28 and leads into a February Indiana Artists Club display at Tri-State College in Angola.
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Donald
Kruse
George McCul
Lough
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne School of Fine Arts
Indiana Artists Club
Tri-State College
Angola
Gallup Poll finds low campus drug use contradicts rumors
A Gallup Poll of 426 colleges for Readers Digest shows only about six percent of college students have tried marijuana and under one percent have tried LSD. Students estimated nationwide usage at 13 percent, while campus usage was about four percent, implying media reports may overstate the problem.
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Gallup
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Timothy Leary
Louria
Co op Jobs Expanded At Tri State College
Tri State College reports 103 students enrolled in the cooperative education program this quarter with 62 firms participating. First timers include 17 students and six firms. There are 73 students on work assignments and 30 on campus as openings exist for at least 200 more students.
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Tri-State College
Leo Kuhn
Kuhn
Coop
College Dean Links New Morality to Teen Freedom of Choice
Princeton University Dean Ernest Gordon argues in Reader's Digest that the so called new morality challenges teens to choose freely in sexual matters. He says chastity can emerge from true freedom and cites Kinsey data to support the case for self respect and lasting relationships.
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Donald Lourig
Cornell University Medical College
New York State Council On Drug Addiction
Ernest Gordon
University Chapel
Princeton University
Reader’s Digest
Dean Gordon
Kinsey
Youth for Nixon Victory Teams Form on Campus
The program calls students to work together as individuals to aid Nixon's campaign without door knocking. Youth for Nixon will provide materials for mock conventions, literature, posters, buttons, and more. Interested students should write Ron McCoy at 1726 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC 20006.
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Nixon
Youth For Nixon Victory
Americar
Youth For
Ron McCoy
Pennsylvania
N.W
Washington, D.C
Modulus Yearbook Sale Scheduled for January 1968
Notice announces the 1967 Modulus will go on sale Monday January 22 1968. It also states copies of the 1966 Modulus remain available for purchase.
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Bob Gleason
Nelson
Ernest Graubner
Reader's Digest
Out
LSD
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