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...white middle class), but-as the media never tired of repeating-the children of middle America, kids like the kids next door. Liberal response was impressive-Ramsey Clark and Mark Lane, among others, came to Ohio to defend those indicted. The pressure has paid off in some partial victories for the Kent 25: two weeks ago, a Federal district judge invalidated the Ohio grand jury report and ordered all available copies burned because it might prejudice jurors if the case came to trial. Ohio State Attorney General William J. Brown is appealing the case and opposing a move to quash...
...partial failure of prep schools to take the lead in educational innovation (a new reason...
Assembly included one unexpected element. If Israel would pull back partially from the Suez Canal, he promised, Egypt would begin to repair the waterway to accommodate international traffic once more. The Russians would certainly like such a move; with the canal opened again, it would be easier to supply their growing naval force in the Indian Ocean. But Sadat was also making a studied attempt to demonstrate his new administration's sense of responsibility as a member of the world community. In some key respects, Sadat's Suez Canal offer is vague. He did not indicate, for instance...
...many in need of welfare in so rich a country as this? I don't know and don't know anybody who does, but I can offer a partial answer. Wealth and poverty have a certain connection. As we have rushed ahead toward more efficient systems of production, we have been pretty careless about the people who got left behind in the process. I remember, in the early Kennedy years when attention was focused on Appalachia, writing speeches for the Secretary of Labor saying that we had the cheapest coal in the world because we had the cheapest...
...head by a right-wing assassin in West Berlin nearly three years ago, the fiery radical student leader was granted permission to recuperate in Britain. James Callaghan, then Home Secretary in Harold Wilson's Labor government, imposed one condition-that Dutschke refrain from any political activity. Suffering from partial blindness and frequent epileptic attacks, Dutschke settled in Cambridge with his American wife and two small children. After Labor's defeat in last June's national elections, Maudling re-examined the Dutschke case on behalf of the new Tory government and ruled that people should...