Berkeley Nonstudents Live in Their Own World
Berkeley nonstudents live around the university in shabby apartments and coffee houses. They join protests but remain outside registration, arguing they are part of the community. Six were arrested in a Navy recruiters protest as Mario Savio, a famed figure, helps rally support from outside students.
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Berkeley
Calif.a
University of California
University
Roger Heyns
Ronald Reagan
Navy
Mario Savio
Savio
Karen Lieberman
Hospitals face federal aid cuts over civil rights compliance
Southern hospitals in Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina received Public Health Service notices warning of possible loss of federal funds for noncompliance with civil rights standards. The notices cite segregated wards waiting rooms and staff ratios, with 20 days for hearings.
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Atlanta, Ga
Edward S. Darsey
Crockett, Tex
Darsey
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
U. S. Public Health Service
J.A. McNab
Hampton General Hospital
Varnville
S.C
Public Health Service
Losses Reach New Peak as 11 Fliers Die in One Day
Six U.S. supersonic bombers went down over North Vietnam, with all 11 crewmen listed missing, presumed dead or captured. The losses marked the war’s highest single-day toll for airmen, amid renewed ground fighting and a push to expand U.S. involvement in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Mekong
Nguyen Cao Ky
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Long Tau
New Camp
Early Resumption of Rhodesia Talks Aimed at End to Rebellion
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesian leader Ian Smith resumed discussions aboard HMS Tiger off Gibraltar in the Mediterranean. London sources called the talks encouraging though no official mood or progress was released. No time limit was set as they seek an end to Rhodesia's 13 month rebellion with Smith empowered to negotiate.
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Harold Wilson
Britain
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Mediterranean
10 Downing Street
Wilson
Smith
Gibraltar
Britannia
Harpers Ferry Monument Sees Ten Month Visitor Total
The Harpers Ferry National Monument drew 14 782 visitors in the first ten months of this year, according to the AP report.
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Harpers Ferry
W.va
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Powell Ordered to Pay Weekly on Judgment
New York State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Erust ordered Rep. Adam Clayton Powell to pay 60 dollars a week toward the 164000 dollar judgment owed to Harlem widow Esther James for defamation. Powell faces multiple contempt findings and a criminal contempt sentence, with appeals ongoing.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Joseph Erust
Esther James
Henry Williams
New York State
Traffic Toll of 877 Equals All-Time Mark
With nearly a month left in the year Minnesota traffic deaths reached 877 matching the all time annual record as seven more deaths were added to the toll since Friday. Two Minneapolis teens died in a car crash on State Highway 27 near Onamia. Otto Kunde 72 of Morton died from Friday injuries. Mrs Harris Rademacher and Judith Rademacher escaped injuries. Harlan Olson 30 of Lamoille died Friday night in a pickup crash near Winona. Howard Stately 21 of Minneapolis died from a tree collision. Dennis Welcome 24 of Minneapolis hospitalized with injuries.
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Minneapolis
Onamia
David A. Reimer
David F. Patnode
Otto Kunde
Morton
Minn
Olivia
Kunde
Renville
Harris Rademacher
Sacred Heart
Dennis Welcome
Payment Late but It’s There Anyway at Swedish Covenant
Swedish Covenant Hospital has received payment for two tonsil surgeries performed in 1941. A hospital official says a 1941 tonsillectomy cost $12.50 and notes the current price range for similar procedures is about $90.
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Chicago
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Pan American, TWU strike threat averted by tentative pact
New York AP report says Pan American World Airways and the Transport Workers Union reached a tentative wage agreement, preventing a strike that could disrupt the nation’s largest international carrier.
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NEW York
Pan American World Airways
The
Transport Workers Union
United States
Pro Burglars Sought After Plainview Thefts
Wabasha County officers hunted two men believed to be professional burglars who hit five Plainview businesses Thursday night. They forced doors peeled four safes and fled with about 5935 in cash and merchandise including 2000 from a liquor store, 1200 from Schultz Implement, 905 from a grocery, 55 from a garage, and 400 in cash plus 1375 in merchandise from a drug store.
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Wabasha County
Plainview
Schultz Implement Co
NCC to Hear Policy Statements on Selective Objectors
The draft should be abolished and young men should be allowed to refuse to fight in unjust wars. Policy statements to be presented before the General Board of the National Council of Churches urge acceptance of selective objectors as a wartime stance.
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Miami Beach
Fla
General Board
National Council of Churches
Iowa Motor Vehicle Death Toll Hits Record 1966
Iowa reports 1966 motor vehicle deaths reach 851 by Saturday, tying the all time high set in 1964. The figure compares with 738 deaths at the same point in 1965, indicating a rise in fatalities.
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Iowa
Sneak underground nuclear test conducted in Mississippi
The United States detonated a 350 ton TNT equivalent underground blast at 7:15 a.m. in the Tatum salt dome near Hattiesburg Miss. to test a decoupling method for concealing subsurface explosions and aid detection. Officials reported no radiation release and observers noted no audible blast and only radioactivity background readings.
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United States
Tatum Salt Dome
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Atomic Energy Commission
Sub Zero Temperatures Grip North as Weather Moves South
Wintry weather spread across the nation with sub zero cold in northern border states and freezing temperatures reaching Texas. In New York heavy snow stranded over 250 people in Ripley Westfield and Fredonia. Mayville reported 52 inches of snow and temps ranged near zero to the low teens. The New York Thruway Creek reopened after 13 hours, and I 81 services near Watertown Syracuse were overtaxed. Interstate 90 traffic reduced to one lane with about 40 cars stranded.
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Schedule of Pages Late News-2 Sports-S8 Area-3 Farm-0
The page list shows sections for sports and area pages with late news and farm notes. Editorial, comics, society and classifieds are also indicated across pages 4 through 13. The layout suggests a multi-section newspaper index and page plan.
Cuban Brewerymen Work for Holidays
Havana radio reports Cuban brewery workers will volunteer to log a million man hours to ensure spirits for Christmas and New Year. The industry plans 1.2 million bottles of beer and 138,000 bottles of wine for the season.
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Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Rochester Doctor Elected VP of Radiological Society
Dr. Marvin Williams of Rochester Minnesota was elected vice president of the Radiological Society of North America at its convention in Chicago on Thursday.
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Chicago
Marvin Williams
Rochester, Minn
The
Radiological Society of North America
Berkeley Protest Strife Draws Gov Ear to Navy Issue
UC Berkeley administrators negotiated with student leaders as protests over Navy recruitment disrupted classes. Governor-elect Reagan urged restraint, while officials blamed outsiders for campus disorder. Police arrested six nonstudents and four students as a teachers' strike supported nonstudent activities.
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Calif
University of California
Navy
Teachers Assistants’ Union
Heyns
Weather outlook shows clouds and light snow
The forecast calls for cloudy and warmer conditions tonight and Sunday with occasional light snow late tonight and Sunday. Lows range from 13 to 18 degrees. Monday brings near normal temperatures with little or no precipitation.
Herald Raises Carrier Prices Five Cents a Week
Rising costs for supplies services and payroll prompt a price hike for carrier and motor route Herald delivery by five cents per week starting December 5. Independent carriers to gain more profit on routes. no prior increase since 1962.
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