Campus Turmoil at CCNY and Hampton Institute Closures
CCNY remains closed through Monday as President Gallagher negotiates with minority group leaders after 200 students sealed off part of South Campus. Hampton Institute in Virginia is closed indefinitely amid nationwide protests over race and military issues. White radicals staged sit ins in Klapper Hall while a clash with conservative students interrupted classes and police dispersed the fight.
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Nelsonville sewer plan eyed at 1.57 million dollars
Engineers recommend a 1.572 million dollar sewer program for Nelsonville as bids are awarded for expanding Tri-County Technical Institute and a formal banking facility opening is planned in Pomeroy. A women's view column, black and Hispanic studies push, and sit-ins over salaries are noted alongside campus protests and police action at Johns Hopkins and Seattle University.
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Three Executions Linked to Hippie Flat Slayings in San Francisco
Detectives booked 35 year old Robert Jahmelik for homicide in the execution style deaths of two teenage girls and a man in a Haight Ashbury flat. Victims were Cinda Taylor 19 Daly City Margaret Fochtman 19 Bay Village Ohio and William Oswald Jr. 24 Concord Calif. Police described the killings as an execution noting the victims showed drug user scars. Temperature outlook calls for below normal temps with showers this weekend and next week.
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Concord
Calif
Robert McKiarnan
Time changes split Indiana and Michigan daylight rules
The nation shifts to daylight saving time except Hawaii, Arizona, and part of Michigan. Indiana’s time zones narrow to two pockets as counties align with eastern or central time. Michigan voters restored standard time after a 1970s exemption was repealed by a referendum.
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North Vietnamese Raid Hits Allied Camp Near Laos Border
North Vietnamese commandos attacked a bivouac two miles east of the Laotian border, killing American and South Vietnamese troops and destroying armored vehicles. US reports tallied 30 North Vietnamese killed, while allied losses included 12 Americans and 43 South Vietnamese dead with dozens more wounded.
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Senators urge direct Arab-Israeli talks for peace
In Washington thirty six senators insist only face to face negotiations between Arabs and Israelis can yield lasting peace, opposing outside powers dictating terms as Israel marks its 21st anniversary. Beiru t Lebanon Premier Karami resigns after a split over arming actions against Israel, urging a coalition government. In Richmond Indiana a 110 car Penn Central train derailed causing a large blaze and evacuations. no injuries reported. Paris politics sees De Gaulle facing a possible defeat as polls show No in constitutional referendum. Belgrade reports a six week window for Soviet troop withdrawal from Czechoslovakia to be announced. Tokyo notes North Korea raises defense spending 11 percent amid alleged U S spy flights dispute.
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Dr John R Sprague Dies After Long Illness in Athens
John Rollin Sprague prominent Athens physician died Friday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a long illness. A Millfield native and 1908 Starling-Ohio Medical College graduate, he helped establish Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital and served as chief surgeon. He received 1959 Athens County Medical Society honors for 50 years in practice and was a World War I veteran. Funeral arrangements by Jagers Funeral Home.
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