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...JULIANNE FLETCHER Alexandria, Ind...
...John Brademas '19 (D-Ind-I, a member of the Board of Overseers, Satutday told Washingtou Post that Harvard should vote against the management...
...which growing numbers of blacks unite behind black political candidates. Working at precinct and small-town levels, blacks are seizing levers of local power in city halls, county seats, school boards and sheriffs' offices. Without broad black backing, Richard Hatcher could not have been elected mayor of Gary, Ind., nor could Carl Stokes have been twice chosen mayor of Cleveland...
...black lawmakers out of 132, although blacks constitute only 8% of the population. By contrast, blacks comprise 42% of Mississippi's citizenry, but there is only one black member in the legislature. Blacks form a majority on the councils of only two major U.S. cities: Detroit and Gary, Ind. The only large Southern city in which blacks come close to proportional representation is Jacksonville, Fla., where they hold four of nine city council seats...
Charles H. Kuhl, a floor sweeper in South Bend, Ind., was a 27-year-old soldier in 1943 when the late General George S. Patton accused him of malingering and slapped him across the face with a pair of gloves-an outburst that may have cost Patton his command of the Seventh Army. Now that the film Patton, starring George C. Scott (TIME, Feb. 9), re-creates Kuhl's agony, the victim recalls: "As I started out of the [hospital] tent, he booted me in the fanny. They hid me in the litter bearers' tent until he left...