CCNY Reopens as Campus Sees Police Patrol After Violence
After Wednesday’s clash between white and black students left seven injured, CCNY locks down the 20000 student campus and deploys police. Howard University votes to close indefinitely. Pratt Institute faculty strike continues over anti protest policy amid student demands for open enrollment and greater minority representation.
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Tax Cut Plan Foreseen Through Income Revisions
In Washington Rep Wilbur D Mills says a House Ways and Means panel is drafting an income tax revision that would cut rates to 5 to 50 per cent and drop many deductions for earns between 10 000 and 20 000 dollars. The Treasury was asked to model revenue effects on its computers.
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Governors oppose Safeguard ABM in their states
Montana Governor Forrest H. Anderson and North Dakota Governor William L. Guy, both Democrats chosen as initial Safeguard sites, say the short term economic gains do not justify long term risks. They warn against their states becoming nuclear junkyards and question long term operation assurances.
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Forsyth
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James F. Battin
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Arnold Olsen
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Terror Attacks Start In Saigon Amid Rising Violence
Viet Cong launched a terror campaign in Saigon with five attacks between noon today and 1 p m. Five Vietnamese killed and 43 wounded as bombs and grenades targeted government and military vehicles. A 24 hour Buddha birthday cease fire was announced for May 3 to May 31.
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Disputes Continue in Parma Warren Huron Schoolmen
Three Ohio communities face teacher protests after levy defeats. Huron plans a June 3 special election as 93 teachers return to work. Parma maintains schools open amid boycott while warning of possible mid October shutdown. Warren mulls action after a 6.8 mill operating levy defeat. Voters approved 46.4 percent of school issues statewide.
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Armitage Development Could Shape Local Sewer Plans
A proposed Armitage project may affect the Palas sewer project as planners weigh impacts. Weekend showcase to be criticized for race bias by a production organizer. Ohio budget bill facing a slowing finance committee. Four high school girls named to attend Girls State at Capital University.
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Palas
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Ohio
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