Hayakawa Steps Down After Stand Against Student Uprising
Samuel Ichiuie Hayakawa led San Francisco State College through a campus crisis by confronting protesters from atop a sound truck. His leadership restored order after years of disruption, and he announced retirement next year signaling success and a shift for higher education nationwide.
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Samuel Ichuie Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
San Francisco
Dr. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Europe and NATO solidity amid US influence and rising business confidence
Europe asserts independence in defense while the United States keeps NATO intact. August data show rising factory orders by 2.9 percent and inventory gains of 0.7 percent for retailers and wholesalers, signaling improving confidence and potential boosts in employment wages and spending.
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Europe
United States
NATO
Indifference to Spending Practices in Washington
Commentary notes frustration over Congress and the president failing to curb spending and control inflation. It discusses Nixon veto overrides and the difficulty in restraining annual budget increases amid a strong U.S. financial position and ongoing inflation battle.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Nixon
United States
House
Senate
Nixon eyes clear victory as McGovern pledges Vietnam pullout
President Nixon argues McGovern’s campaign shift to Vietnam war avoidance signals voter support for peace with honor. McGovern proposes ending bombing and force in Indochina, halting shipments, and withdrawing U S troops with salvageable equipment, drawing Senate critique from Hugh Scott.
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Washington
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
McGovern
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Jolly
White House
Indochina
United States
Saigon
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Moscow
Peking
Kissinger
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nixon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Anatomy of McGovern From Loyal Aides On Dakota Queen II
Henry J. Taylor profiles George McGovern through anonymous aides aboard his campaign plane. The piece actors portray him as indecisive, with a split leadership personality and a habit of ducking tough choices, while praising some wit and human warmth. It also notes Kissinger and Nixon aides disputing Vietnam policies and questions about fiscal restraint.
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George McGovern
McGovern
State
Kansas
March of Society
Mach
Texas
Mr. McGovern
Laocoon
Tense Standoff At Sea Between United States And Soviet Ships
Midmorning report notes Soviet cargo ships advancing toward Cuba as American naval forces converge on them for a potential high seas clash. Virginia official Hamrick praises state governance to local business leaders. Truman presses Congress on inflation, while Ivy Room opens for Winchester teens. Senator Byrd criticizes poultryless and eggless days.
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United States
Cuba
Truman
Republican Congress
Europe
Presbyterian Sunday School
Winchester
Ronald Wilson
Byrd
Secrets exposed in a home repair sermon on honesty
A newly built house is damaged by a truck revealing shoddy lumber and rushed carpentry. The piece argues that secrecy is impossible and true peace comes from innocence rather than hiding sins, citing a Bible verse about revelation.
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God
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Jesus
Peter
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Columbia River
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Billingsgate
Rocky Mount
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Winchester - Frederick County
Winchester Evening Star
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Eugene P. Miller
Thomas T. Byrd
Douglas B. O’connell
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