Denim-clad graduates at Folsom State Prison
Two by two, 52 inmates in blue gowns graduate from elementary and high school at Folsom State Prison. They vow to pursue further education after release, while staff note the difficulty of rehabilitation. Valedictorians praise the chance to rebuild lives and honor absent family members.
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Folsom
Calif
Folsom State Prison
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Bill
Robert
William
Nong
Samuel
Grant Saltaman
Oil resumes flows as Middle East markets recover
Oil shipments resume from Saudi Arabia and other Middle East producers, though embargoes limit US and British access. Auto production rises slightly in the US, with June sales up 4 percent from 1966, while overall durable and nondurable goods show mixed gains and spending on housing climbs.
Informative Picketing by Detroit Police Continues
Detroit police plan continued informative picketing at 13 precinct stations as a Wayne County Circuit Court injunction seeks to curb sick calls and ticket-writing slowdowns. The dispute centers on pay, with a fact finder proposed but not binding. police wives' illness dubbed blue flu prompted 33 sicknesses Thursday and 212 more Friday.
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Kit Kincade
Detroit
Wayne County
State Labor Mediation Board
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Ray Grardin
Experiment in Georgia to Find Out Psychological Reaction
In Athens volunteers aged 6 months to 79 years spend a weekend in a three story Athens shelter to study psychological reactions. About 750 people endure bare walls with food and beds provided as research follows behavior and social dynamics in a crowded shelter setting.
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Georgia
Athens
John A. Hammes
Civil Defense
University of Georgia
Three Legislators Say 3 Percent Tax Won’t Hurt Republicans
ST PAUL AP Three Conservative legislators who helped enact the 3 percent selective sales tax say it won’t hurt Republicans in future elections. The panel discussed the 1967 session after Governor Le Vander vetoed the tax but it passed with GOP support.
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Minnesota
GOP State Central Committee
House
Lloyd Duxbury
Caledonia
Senate
Stanley Holmquist
Grove City
Wayne Popham
Minneapolis
Harold LeVander
Holmquist
Popham
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Duxbury
Central Committee
LeVander
GOP
Republian
Pay Raise Approved for State Junior College Instructors
ST PAUL AP State junior college instructors will receive a 15 percent average pay increase for the year starting July 1, about 50 percent more than the Legislature’s 10 percent. New schedules raise starting masters holders to 6100, with top pay to 11224. The board also leases Northwestern College vacant buildings in Minneapolis to the Metropolitan Junior College with a four year lease and a 3.5 million option to buy.
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Minnesota Junior College
Northwestern College
Minneapolis
Metropolitan Junior College
Navy ends go go girls at lunch in 1st Naval District
Rear Adm. Frank A. Bradley, commandant of the 1th Naval District, ordered an end to go go girls at lunch for Navy and Marine Corps enlisted men. The dancers may perform at enlisted men's clubs in evenings but not during lunch.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Marine Corps
Frank A. Brandley
1Th Naval District
Brandley
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