Red Revival in America analyzes Communist Party rise on campuses
The piece argues the Communist Party U.S.A. has expanded on college campuses since court wins in 1963 and 1964. It cites Hoover testimony listing 1964 campus speakers, Berkeley student disorders, and Gus Hall statements while warning of Soviet influence and potential for disruption.
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Communist Party
U.S.A
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
U.S. Supreme Court
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
House
Congress
Hawaii
California
New York
Hoover
Arizona
Dorothy Healey
National Committee
Los Angeles State College
University of California
Berkeley
Gus Hall
U.S. Communist Party
Johnson
Communist Party of the
United States
Soviet Union
Gus Halli
Russia
America
Editor's Outlook on Great Society Debt and Global Struggle
The piece contrasts ancient Pharaohs' coffins at feasts with contemporary U S policy. It criticizes rising deficits from tax cuts, warns of inflation and loss of real value, and denounces Congress as indecisive while asserting global communism remains a threat. It closes with a provocative riff on excess and a coffin image.
Point of No Retreat in Viet Nam Debate
Sen. J. William Fulbright says the U S cannot withdraw and must stay in Viet Nam with an $89 million economic development appropriation. The White House defends existing authority for combat support as U S troops potentially face escalating commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Senate
Viet Nam
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Fulbright
Westmoreland
White House
South Viet Nam
U.S
State Department
da Nang
Brooks
Nobody Needs To Be That Clean Says Sydney Harris
Sydney Harris critiques the obsession with washing and bathing arguing it distracts from real cleanliness. He cites British studies showing showers spread bacteria in sterile settings. He notes that scrubbing can contaminate environments and compares excessive hygiene to overconsumption of vitamins, urging focus on environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Department of Bacteriology
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
London
Royal Victoria Infirmary
Newcastle
Williams versus Democrats in a 1960s scandal
In a Senate gallery debate Vernon J. Veritas critiques the Democratic establishment over John Williams Delaware and compares party handling of Williams to Joe McCarthy. He cites Baker McCloskey Reynolds links and accuses Clark of masking truth, arguing both parties chase scandal-age. The piece ends with a paradox about party self-interest and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander
Vernon J. Veritas
Senate
Joe McCarthy
John Williams
Delaware
D. C
Bobby Baker
Matt McCloskey
Buck" Reynolds
Reds
Mr. Veritas
Williams
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Veritas
Clark
Pennsylvania
Rules Committee
Baker-McCloskey
Sen. Williams
Letters To The Editor on astronauts and Tucson schools
A Tucson reader ridicules the term astronaut labeling it orbitant and ex orbitant. Another writer praises the newspaper, while a Tucson District 1 parent condemns an editorial on schools and urges balanced reporting. Letters insist on full author details and brevity limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Hard bicycle trek from Tucson to Greaterville and back
F E A Kimball and Walter Lovejoy rode 103 miles over desert and mountain roads in 28 hours. They left Tucson Saturday at 3 pm and returned Sunday night exhausted, having ridden 76 miles and walked 25. They faced misdirections at signless junctions and cold camping conditions, praising the scenery but urging clearer road guidance.
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F.E.A. Kimball
Walter Lovejoy
Tucson
Greaterville
Kimball
Lovejoy
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York AT Large
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