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...President's Commission on Campus Unrest issued its report to President Nixon on Saturday and called the divisions in American society "as deep as any since the Civil...
...President Pusey told the President's Commission on Student Unrest July 20 that the major reason for student unrest is that "many of the young people have a different view of the world and our society than most adults have...
Some federal and state officials have long been worried that Volunteers in Service to America, once an unexceptionable domestic version of the Peace Corps, now attracts young radicals who foment strikes, demonstrations and other unrest among the poor they serve. As part of a program to create a less pugnacious image and broaden the recruiting base, the agency has awarded a $1,200,000 contract to General Electric to help organize an up-think promotion and recruitment campaign...
...Albert Gore, a leading dove, is one of Nixon's prime targets, and he trails in the race. Treleaven is attacking: directly or indirectly, his spots for William Brock characterize Gore as remote from the people and the needs of the state, and as somehow connected with social unrest domestically because of his leading role in opposition to the war. To carry the attack, he has built a campaign around the announcement that "Bill Brock believes in the things you and I believe in." Brock is endorsed on film by ordinary citizens who describe his help with ordinary problems...
...culture, accept what amounts to a moral obligation to recognize and foster quality in their buildings. Says Bernard P. Spring, dean of the architectural school at City College of New York: "We have so much good architecture at universities for the same reason that we have so much unrest there. The college is the most open institution around nowadays-open to ideas, to innovation, to change...