Scattered Antiwar Protests Across Nation Persist
Antiwar demonstrations continued at Columbia University Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts and McDonnell Douglas in St Louis. Columbia officials vow to keep facilities open as protesters close buildings and face contempt orders. At McDonnell Douglas a stockholders meeting sparked a 500 million demand for Vietnam reparations and a push to halt military production. Police arrested dozens at Westover and coast guard crews rescued seven sailors after a flotilla clash near New Jersey. About a thousand students at Wisconsin joined a classroom strike amid nationwide protests.
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McDonnell Douglas Corporation
St. Louis
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New York City
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Richard Bangert
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Growth in Japanese electronics hits 27 percent in 1970
TOKYO reports the Japanese electronics industry expanded by 27 percent in 1970, reaching an estimated value of 9.5 billion dollars as producers push ahead amid strong demand. Growth ranged from 22 to 25 percent in recent years, signaling sustained expansion for the sector.
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Tokyo
Brandt Faces Election Opposition in Bonn
In Bonn, the opposition Christian Democrats plan a constructive vote of no confidence to oust Chancellor Willy Brandt this week. They argue to renegotiate treaties with Moscow and Warsaw while attacking the budget and social reforms. Brandt’s coalition holds 249 votes needed to stay in power, facing defections and a Baden Wuerttemberg loss that weakened him.
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Baden-Wuerttemberg
West Germany
New Health Spa Manager Roger Peters Takes Post
Roger Peters becomes manager of the Olympia Health Spa at 2709 Nichol Ave and also serves as corporation vice president. He is a former St. Louis resident who previously managed health spas and is married with one son.
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Edgewood Apartments
Olympia Health Spa
Nichol Ave
Peters
St. Louis
Brandt Challenge May Signal Soviet Worry Relief
West Germany’s opposition CDU may back away from fighting Chancellor Brandt’s Ostpolitik after rough weekend setbacks. Ratification of 1970 treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland hinges on Bundestag votes May 4, with the CDU able to delay via the Bundesrat but not block outright. If ratified, Moscow’s anxiety over Bonn’s eastward policy could ease, reshaping European diplomacy.
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Willy Brandt
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Marriage Licenses Listed For Anderson County Pairs
The county records include marriages for Marjorie Frances Pearler to Larry Martin Dudding in Decatur, Lu Ann Smith to Daniel L. Brown of Alexandria, Emily Jayne Mitchell to Mark Steven Abell in Pendleton, Susan Julianne Harless to Donald Eugene Gnat in Markleville, Glenda Loraine Bowers to Robert Keith Wachob in Anderson, Cindy Jo Myers to Michael Elliott Hodson in Anderson, Vera Maxine Chamberlain to Thurston Darrell Harmon in Anderson, and additional Anderson pairs.
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Marjorie Frances Pearler
Anderson
Larry Martin Dudding
Decatur, II
Lu Ann Smith
Summitville
Daniel L. Brown
Alexandria
Emily Jayne Mitchell
Mark Steven Abell
Pendleton
Susan Julianne Harless
Markleville
Donald Eugene Gnat
Glenda Loriaine Bowers
Robert Keith Wachob
Cindy Jo Myers
Michael Elliott Hodson
Vera Maxine Chamberlain
Spencer
Thurston Darrell
Harmon
Anderson College offers seventeen summer sessions
Seventeen summer sessions ranging from one to 11 weeks will be offered at Anderson College this year. Registration is Thursday and Friday in Decker Hall with additional registration May 22 30. Courses include Art Elementary French College Chemistry and American Civilization with workshops for education and teaching fields.
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Anderson College
Duane C. Hoak
Decker Hall
Hoak
U S and Soviet Teams Plan Space Docking Model
NASA and the Soviet Academy of Sciences agreed to build a scale model of a docking system as a precursor to a possible joint manned flight in 1975. Working groups met in Moscow late 1975 to study compatible rendezvous and docking, with no definite joint flight decision yet.
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NASA
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Manned Spacecraft Center
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