Students disrupt campuses in New York and California
The Associated Press reports large student protests across the nation. At Fordham University in the Bronx a dean's office was briefly overwritten as 20 Negro students sought assurances against actions that could risk federal aid for nonviolent dissent. In New York City students interrupted talks by foreign and U S figures, while at San Francisco State University chants and minor confrontations occurred with police expelling demonstrators.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
New York
Bronx
Fordham University
Stanley Promises Increases NFO Militancy
National Farmers Organization president Oren Lee Staley vowed tougher action to force farm price parity at a St. Louis convention. He warned delegates that farmers will withhold commodities and potentially dump milk until prices meet demands, criticizing four or five large firms.
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ST. Louis
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Rea, Mo
NFC
United States
Governors back Bliss continuation as GOP chairman
Republican governors voiced strong support for Ray Bliss to retain the post as national GOP chairman amid talks of a Nixon leadership shift. California’s Reagan and others praised Bliss, while privately Western governors urged a Western Interior Secretary pick, with cabinet decisions anticipated after Friday's state dinner.
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Jack Bell
Palm Springs
Calif
Ray Bliss
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Resagan
California
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nixon
Interior
Tim Babcock
Montana
Babcock
White House
North Central Plans Two-Year Mankato Service Suspension
North Central Airlines seeks C.A.B. authority to suspend Mankato Minnesota service for two years or until a new municipal airport is finished. The carrier will retire its DC-3 fleet this year and replace them with Convair 580 jets, while Fleet Airlines plans three daily round trips between Mankato and Minneapolis St. Paul using Beech Super Viscar aircraft later upgraded to De Havilland Herons.
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AP Regional Service
Washington
North Central Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mankato
Minn
North Central
Mankao
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Hopkins, Minn
Grand Jury May Examine Walker Report
Chicago AP reports a federal grand jury may review disturbances at the Democratic National Convention and possible links to the President’s conduct. The judge criticizes the Walker probe time limit and notes potential questions about motive and grand jury influence.
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Chicago
Eile
Smith Family Sets Kentucky Park Tour Summer Record
Mary B. Smith and her three children visited more than 40 parks and shrines across Kentucky on weekend trips, racking up about 6,000 miles in the family car.
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Louisville
Mary B. Smith
Kentucky
Business Executive Launches Nationwide War on Crime
H Bruce Palmer 60 president of the National Industrial Conference Board forms Citizens for Justice with Order to mobilize at least 10 million Americans after his wife Dorothy 57 was murdered in 1967. The drive aims to raise 25 million with Bob Hope as honorary chairman and includes new training for criminals and youth along with task forces on education clergy media youth and minorities.
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Reagan
Bliss
California
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
David Cargo
New Mexico
Rockefeller
Ray Kohn
NEW York
H. Bruce Palmer
National Industrial Conference Board
Citizens For Justice With Order
Palmer
Dorothy
Vernon
N.J
Frederick B. Thompson
Palmer Estate
Chicago
Bob Hope
Call
Citizens For Justice
America
Suit to reshuffle Bush Foundation directors
Minnesota Attorney General seeks a complete reshuffling of the 170 million Bush Foundation. The suit calls for removal of four directors and challenges a 2.1 million payment to Edyth Bush estate. It claims an illegal bicameral board halted operations and targets directors including H Clifford Lee Clarence Bassler Cecil March and Richard Post. Former Gov Elmer Anderson and Judge Edward Devitt are named but not involved in the suit.
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H. Clifford Lee
Edina
Clarence J. Bassler Jr
Northbrook
Ill
Home
Elmer L. Anderson
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
Foundation
Head
Shortage of 250 Dollars Found in College Accounts
Winona State College faced more than 250 dollars in cash shortages per State Pub Examiner Whitner. Harold Murck, the business manager, resigned after the findings. prior shortages and past suspensions were noted while Norman Decker reorganized the college finances.
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Whitaker
Harold C. Murck
Examiner
Frank G. Chesley
The
State College Board
Murck
Chesley
Norman Decker
Winona State
Graf Spee Captain Langsdorf Led Scuttling Off Uruguay
Capt Hans Langsdorf who later killed himself commanded the German pocket battleship Graf Spee when it was scuttled off the coast of Uruguay near Montevideo.
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Graf Spee
Uruguay
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