Students Split Conservatism Among College Youth
A survey of university officials across the United States finds students trending more conservative than their parents at similar ages, with many backing civil rights and Peace Corps causes. Leaders at Michigan State, Duke, Missouri, San Francisco State, Columbia, Colby say attitudes vary, but overall students show mid dle class conservatism and rising interest in social issues and education, while some colleges note surging conservatives and others a left tilt.
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John “A. Hannah
Michigan State University
Duke “University
University of Missouri
San Francisco
State Callege
Columbia: University
Colby ’ College
A. Southern University
California
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Mien
Coast
Bays
West
West. Point
West ‘Point
Harlan ' Hatcher
University of Michigan
New School Year Welcome in Triangle We Publish
The Triangle issue opens the school year with welcomes and notes on upgrades. Staff introduce changes to the paper including new sections Exposed Kaleidoscope and Dr Stranglehold with bold opinions. Columns cover Business Motor Transport Engineering cinema and world updates.
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Schmpol
Dave Willams
Ithe
Stan LeMieux
Inv
Stranglehold
Diletante
Bizzare
Jerry
Legault
Presidential Golf Nut at the Burning-Tree Club
The article recalls President Lyndon B. Johnson enjoying golf at Burning-Tree Golf Club near Ike's era hangout. It notes he played multiple rounds in ten days, used a golf cart for uphill holes, and remained a strong hitter though shot directions varied.
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Ike
Burning -Tree
Lyndon B. Johnson
Death control debate interview with Dr Stranglehold
A planned interview series features philosopher Dr Stranglehold proposing death control as the inverse of birth control. He envisions killing people at 60 to reduce Social Security costs, arguing benefits include a more vigorous youth and a booming dead body industry.
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Diletanta
Stranglehold
Jriangle
Toma
T-A
Bernard Baurach
George
Bernard’ Shaw
Biistier
Dr. Strangleholdt
Dr. Stranglehold
Women And Cigarettes Survey Sparks Misconceptions
The American Cancer Society in Washington held smoking control classes for women. More than half believed smoking kept them from getting fat, three-fourths thought cigarettes might cause serious illness, and 38 percent of 166 women reported symptoms they believed cigarettes worsened. Thirteen percent inhaled as deeply as possible.
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American Cancer’ Society
Washington
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