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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
10
The Notre Dame academic council voted to retain ROTC affiliation and adopted six resolutions to reduce military aspects of the universitys Reserve Officer Training Corps. Administrators and faculty approved the changes, signaling a shift toward limited military involvement on campus.
Notre Dame council reviews ROTC funding and course transfer options amid debates over tenure and academic control. Officials note ROTC remains voluntary with 1,073 cadets this semester, about 20 percent of undergraduates, and discuss shifting more training to military facilities or university programs.
Charles, 20, prepares for July investiture watched by a large audience while the royal family guides his image through media access and public appearances. He discusses friendships, courage under criticism, and his studies in Wales, aiming to reassure the public about the monarchy.
Lisa Dorato, a 17 year old from Kinnelon New Jersey, and 99 other women join Princeton University as the first coed freshman class. She chose Princeton over Cornell Douglas Temple Swarthmore after acceptance letters arrived. Dorato aims for a medical career and plans a quiet summer before starting at Princeton this fall.
Three Indiana pupils were eliminated in the finals of the National Spelling Bee as 23 contestants advance to the finals from an initial 73. Debra Lange of Bunker Hill miswrote in globulin, Debra Ford of Evansville failed on panegyric, and Debra Krajewski of East Chicago misplaced an E in laconic.
In Vienna AP report a man received a one year prison term after offering firms protection against hidden listening devices. Police found he had bugged the firms himself and then persuaded owners by detecting the devices with his gear.
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