Madrid University clash sparks campus violence protest
Police clashed with medical students at Madrid University amid protests over academic demands and prolonged campus security. Dozens injured, many detained, as police used clubs and reinforcements to disperse crowds across Madrid.
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Eee Ag
Jed Weene
Spain
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Francisco Franco
Ministry of Education
Medical
Communist Revolutionary League
Franco
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el Alcazar
Photo Coloring for Pleasure or Profit Adverts in Chicago
An advertisement touts oil coloring of photographs as a hobby or career. It promises simple techniques, skills to enhance images, and potential income. The publisher offers a free booklet via National Photo Coloring School in Mundelein Illinois to interested readers who send name, address, and zip.
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Chicago
National Photo Coloring School
Lange St
Dept
Mundelein
Loan Questions Tie Hughes to Nixon Kin Affair
The White House declined to discuss a 1956 loan Howard Hughes made to Nixon's brother saying the story is old and addressed in 1960. The tale links Hughes to political favors via Clifford Irving and claims Hughes sought influence for Trans World Airlines. Legal actions in New York seek to halt Irving and Eaton book publications while Rosemont Enterprises pursues rights disputes.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Ziegler
Richard Nixon
Donald
Hughes
Clifford Irving
Western Hemisphere
Clark Clifford
Herald
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
St. Louis
New Orleans
Trans World Airlines
New York
Nevada
Rosemont Enterprises
Irving
Robert P. Eaton
Rosemont
Chester Davis
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Gerald P. Culkin
Eaton
Ladies’ Home Journal
David I. Shivitz
Nevada Corporation
Shivitz
Roy M. Cohn
Hippocrene Tess
Salin Enters GOP Race For Congress
Fort Wayne attorney William Salin launched his bid for the Republican nomination in Indiana 4th District challenging incumbent J Edward Roush. Salin targets the Washington establishment and cites Nixon era obstacles while rival candidates Arthur Hayes Allen Bloom Dave King enter the field. Salin previously sought a different office and lost his prior bid.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
William Salin
J. Edward Roush
Salin
Roush
Washington
Nixon Mary
Dave King
Arthur Hayes
Senate
Allen Bloom
King
Kendallville
Court upholds 1967 pay law splitting legislators’ expenses
The State Supreme Court ruled that a 1967 law increasing legislators pay and expenses was properly applied after former Gov. Roger D. Branigin vetoed it, a veto deemed illegal. The decision created two concurrent laws yielding differing expense schedules for lawmakers.
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Indianapolis
Edgar D. Whitcomb
State Supreme Court
Roger D. Branigin
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