Frisco Students Plan New Protests at SFSU Reopening
San Francisco State College reopens amid student protests and police readiness. New president S J Hayakawa promises to keep the campus open with due process, insisting the vast majority of the 18 000 students and 1100 faculty want education, amid calls by the Black Students Union and Third World Liberation Front for reinstating a militant instructor and expanding Negro studies.
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San Francisco State College
S. J. Hayawkawa
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Third World Liberation Front
Hayakawa
AMA Warns Americans Harm Health by Dissipation
The American Medical Association board reports affluence lowers activity and raises overeating drinking smoking late hours and drug use. Leaders urge doctors to educate the public on personal responsibility in health care. Dr Dwight Wilbur cites easy paths to staying well as false and urges discipline in fees and hospital stays. A Michigan resolution calls to condemn cigarette ads on television.
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Duluth Bus Workers Approve City Subsidized Contract
Duluth Minnesota AP workers of Duluth Superior Transit Co. approve a city subsidized contract to keep bus service for Twin Ports area for now. The vote 57 to 32 adds a 10 percent wage hike, pension gains, extra holiday, sick-pay and funeral leave. Mayor says subsidy costs $5,000 monthly. city to press buyout talks with Kodiak Corp. officials in Minneapolis.
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Twin Ports
Duluth
General Drivers Union (Teamsters
Minneapolis
Kodiak Corp
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Minnesota Couple Killed in Snowy Highway Crash
A two car crash on U S Highway 81 near Christine North Dakota during heavy snowfall killed Clyde Kindig 59 and his wife Faith of East Grand Forks Minnesota. The other occupants Tom Kalkes and Irma Kalkes of Shakopee Minnesota were hospitalized in satisfactory condition in Fargo.
Fire destroys grain terminal in Audubon Minnesota
An early Sunday fire destroyed the grain terminal building at the Audubon Cooperative Association facility in Audubon. Fire officials said the blaze started in an elevator filled with barley and oats and no damage estimate was available.
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Audubon, Minn
Detroit Lakes Fire Department
Audubon Cooperative Association
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