ROTC Patrols at Kansas State and California College Reopens Armed
ROTC students patrolled Kansas State University for a second night after a four hour gym fire at Nichols Gymnasium. California's San Mateo College reopened as an armed campus after a violence spree by about 150 students injuring twelve and causing $5,000 damage.
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Urges Attack on Pollution and Population Worldwide
U N ambassador J Russell Wiggins told University of Minnesota graduates that to survive another thousand years humanity must begin an international campaign against overpopulation and pollution. He warned of rapid crowding, international effects of pollution, and a 1972 world conference to mobilize action. He noted 90 percent of people live on 10 percent of land and warned carbon buildup could alter the climate.
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Admiral Rosenberg rises to command 7th Fleet unit in Vietnam
Edwin W. Rosenberg, a 1942 Annapolis graduate once told he would die of cancer, now commands the 7th Fleet Amphibious Force in Vietnam. Surviving multiple cancers after World War II, he fought back with X ray therapy and congressional action to return to active duty. He previously led ships and served as Pacific Fleet deputy chief of staff before his Vietnam post.
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Minot College Magazine Delayed Publication Resumes
Minot State College literary magazine will be distributed within the next few days after student editors agreed to drop objectionable items. MSC president Dr. Gordon Olson praised the students as mature in handling the issue amid standards pressure from the State Board of Higher Education following a four letter word in the Dakota Student.
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New York Police Sleeping on Duty Report
The New York Times reports widespread sleeping on duty among New York City policemen with midnights and predawn shifts prone to clubs and coops. A police spokesman vowed strict action for offenders and for superiors who enable the practice. The piece cites patrol cars idle with sleeping occupants in fire houses hospitals and funeral homes and notes officers carry pillows alarm clocks to ensure rest and timely wakeups during inspections.
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Lawyer for Beatles Found Hanged in England Mansion
Police reported David Jacobs, attorney for the Beatles and other stars, was found hanged in the garage of his seafront Hove mansion. An inquest was ordered.
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England
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Blaiberg Defends Barnard's Groundbreaking Heart Transplant
Philip Blaiberg, the world’s third heart transplant patient, defends Christiaan Barnard’s bold operation as he recounts the courage involved. In his book Looking at My Heart, Blaiberg notes his own recovery and details milestones including his marriage anniversary and travel from Cape Town.
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Blaiberg
Stein and Day
Blaibeg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Capetown
South Africa
Oregon Recount Faces Challenges in Senate Race
In Oregon the recount of the U S Senate race faces delays as over eight percent of ballots recounted are challenged. Democrat Wayne Morse, a 24 year senator, trails Republican Robert Packwood by 3445 votes with no material changes yet evident.
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Wayne Morse
Robert Packwood
Bankhead to be buried today near Chestertown
Actress Tallulah Bankhead will be buried today in the cemetery of a small country church near Chestertown Maryland. The funeral arrangements were announced by the family and attended by relatives in the area.
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Chestertown, Md
Tallulah Bankhead
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