Students Downgrade Work and Success in Campus Rebellions
Washington reports excerpts from university leaders on student unrest. President Dearing argues youth prioritize material success over work as worship, while UC Berkeley police coordinator Beall cites militants choosing the city and campus as a revolutionary base.
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Washington
Felday
Irtelevens
University of New York
Bratch
Binghamton
Dre
Mater Sion
Hensalves
Dearing
Firmcillwiniem P
Cuba
John &. Kennedy
Berkeley
University
Beall
Aven Barrow Show Set During Muncie Fair Week
The East Central Indiana Barrow-Careass Show will be part of the Lions-Delaware County Fair in Muncie with an onfoot event July 28 at 7 pm. Barrows slaughtered July 30 at Marhocler Packing Plant and results compiled for an awards dinner at Marhonfr Cafeteria. Congressman Richard Roudebush to speak at the banquet.
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Barrow-Careass
Lions-Delaware County
Hatel and
Marboe For Packing Co
Muncie
Marhocler
Amounes Fte
Marhonfr
Bifth
Richard Roudebush
Swinney murder trial set for September in Wichita
Frank Swinney 28 facing murder charges in two Wichita women deaths from last April. Judge Noward C. Kline scheduled the trial for September. Swinney linked to additional Indianapolis deaths and a sanity hearing set for June 30, with the court ruling he is sane and able to stand trial.
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Wichita
Kan
Frank &. Swinney
Sedgwick County District Court
Noward C. Kline
Swinney
Marilyn K. Cruz
Sue Ann Unruh
Indianapolis
Mabel V. Ireland
Debra Hdwards
Jimmie D. Banks
John C. Stephens
Kline
Tess
Madison County Public Schools calendar announced
Victor M. Frans, county superintendent, releases next year’s schedule for Madison County Schools including Lapel and Jackson Two. Teachers meet at 8:30 am August 1 at Lapel. students start September 1. first grading period ends October 9 with report cards October 10. Holiday breaks include Thanksgiving and Christmas. semester ends January 25. final grading period ends March 10. Lapel High graduation set for May 27.
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Madison County
Jackson Two
Lapeligh
Victor M. Frans
Lapel
Indiana
State Teachers Association
Indiana Faces $15.5 Million Cut in Federal Highway Funds
Indiana officials said federal funds for highways will drop to 92.7 million from an anticipated 98.2 million this year, a 3 to 4 percent cut. State Highway Director Steele noted the reduction aims to preserve highway use and maintain balanced transportation development.
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Suele
Indiana
Volpe
Steele
Bureau of Roads
Robert J. Harrell
Chicago
Niecle
Diaway Tru
Harrell
Inndiana
Highway Trust Fund
Evansville
Friends Church to Hear Collegians Quartet on Tour
The Collegians, a Wichita Kansas vocal quartet, will perform Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Ansetetn Friends Church. They plan a 10 week schedule touring churches in Kansas Colorado Texas Oklahoma and Indiana.
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Univarsity
Wichita
Kans
Paulette Ars
Manson Trial Opens With War Theory and Motive
Los Angeles AP report outlines prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi detailing Charles Manson's alleged aim to ignite a racial war dubbed Helter Skelter. Witnesses include Sharon Tate's father and another victim's father as opening statements describe the Tate-LaBianca killings and Manson's fixation on apocalyptic prophecy.
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APJ
Isi
Charles Manson
Ittioy
Susan Atkins
LaBianca
Purder
Patricia Kronwinkel
Tal Friday
Lesie van Houten
Mach
Virercent Cugliosi
Bendigi Canyon
Wilfred E. Parent
Winifred
Tala
Bugliosi
Mansa
Heller
Manson
Tritor Skelter
Eupliosi
Bugnett
Tate and LaBianca
Tate-LaBliancali
Keller
Eople
Vichits
aBianca
Auto Safety Standard Set
Washington establishes a new safety rule to protect children from power window injuries. The National Highway Traffic Safety Bureau director notes cars built after February 1, 1997 must have ignition-key controlled power windows, addressing prior risks from windows moving with ignition off.
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APS
Transportation Department
Douglas W. Toms
National
Ighway Safety Bureau
Oilman Awaits Sentencing After Jury Conviction
Los Angeles awaiting sentencing for Ray Ryan Evansville Indiana oilman convicted by a federal jury in a case alleging obstruction of justice. He allegedly ordered changes to Mount Kenya Safari Club records to conceal free memberships to Africa figures and other charter members. The date set for September 14 by Judge Manuel Real follows a three day trial in which no witnesses testified for the defense.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Ray Ryan
Evansville
Ind
Millionadre
Manuel Real
Eecorte
Mount Kenya Safari Club
Real
Ryans
Helen Hansen
Ryasi
Hyan
Herbert J. Mer
Ryan
Lynedon B. Johnson
Riverett Dirksen
Dotai Wayne
Heritage Hall Christian School Names New Headmaster
The Heritage Hall Christian School board has appointed D. Minsheey of Andessat mill as headmaster for the coming year. He has led the school for about eleven years and will be assisted by Mark Holland as assistant headmaster.
Balser Assigned but Douglas A Balser Processing
Balser assigned to computer processing tasks in a 1964 Wendell L Wilkie High School program in Ehreod Ha. The fragment mentions A Balser and Douglas in a labeled role, with unclear context and garbled place names.
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Douglas
A. Balser
Céier
Wendell L. Wilkie High School
Ehreod
Main Street Store Holds Winter Clearance Sale
Local retailer on Main Street announces a mer clearance event with discounts across apparel and home goods. Shoppers can expect reduced prices on seasonal merchandise and doorbusters while supplies last.
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