Berkeley Students Focus on Exams After Civil Rights Turmoil
In Berkeley the campus quieted as a draft protest table near Sproul Hall gave way to studious routines. With the Free Speech Movement dissolved and Kerr ousted, Chancellor Heyns imposes order while a shift to quarters brings heavier exams pushing students to study and avoid the draft.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ludwig Fountain
Sproul Hall Plaza
University of California
Young Socialist Alliance
Trotsky
Teadhers
Sproul Hall
Clark Kerr
University
Kerr
Roger Heyns
Vietnam
OEO Grants Aid Minnesota School Programs Announced
The Office of Economic Opportunity released federal grants for Minnesota projects. Funds include 180,282 for manpower and adult basic education in Minneapolis with 350 enrollees, 62,667 for Head Start training preschoolers in McLeod Renville and Sibley Counties, 23,766 for family counseling in Anoka County, 6,352 for Scott and Carver Counties economic council eight months, benefiting thousands.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Office of Economic Opportunity
Community Health and Welfare Council of
OEO
McLeod
Renville and
Sibley Counties
Community Action Council
Anoka County
King Says School Tax Grows Fastest
ST. PAUL AP The auditor reports Minnesota school taxes rose most, jumping from 286.7 million to 316.1 million last year while total local and state taxes climbed to 685.1 million. Mill rate average rose about five votes, and property on the tax rolls grew 3.9 percent due to reassessment efforts.
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King
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Stafford King
Tax Department
Fear and Murder Plague Sierra Vista as Two Girls Die
In Sierra Vista Arizona two blonde girls vanish and are found murdered on Fort Huachuca property. Rumors claim the killer is in the Army while civilians fear for their children and demand answers. FBI joins probe after a second, fatal assault on federal land.
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Arizona
Sierra Vista
Ariz
Cindy Clelland
Ft. Huachuca
Desert Army
Strategic Communications Command
Jenelle Haines
Burmese mob attacks Chinese in Rangoon during pro Mao rallies
In Rangoon thousands of Burmese demonstrators attacked Chinese targets after Mong Mao taunts. They assaulted Chinese people and damaged shops, cars, and residences near Rangoon's Chinatown. Ambulances and police moved injured to hospitals as violence escalated.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
China
General Mills to Acquire Stamper Co Subset in St Louis
General Mills has agreed to purchase assets of the F. M. Stamper Co of St. Louis and its subsidiaries. The deal, announced by General Mills president General E. W. Rawlings and Stamper president H. A. Stamper, awaits stockholder approvals. Stamper makes frozen prepared foods with $100 million in annual sales, and will operate as a General Mills subsidiary.
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Minneapolis
General Mills
F. M. Stamper Co
St. Louis
Gen. E. W. Rawlings
H. A. Stamper
Stamper
Byrd Jr. joins debt ceiling battle against Johnson plan
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. joins opposition to the administration bid for a 22 billion dollar increase in the national debt ceiling. He vows to push for a ceiling 10 billion dollars below President Johnsons proposed 358 billion figure. Byrd calls the higher ceiling outrageous unjustified and a grave disservice to American taxpayers.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Byrd
D-Va
Air Force Academy graduates record class size
The 523 cadets in this year’s class marked the largest graduation tally since the academy’s founding in 1955, expanding the nine classes that have graduated to date.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
U.S. Air Force Academy
Doctors quit smoking showing nation held by tablet aid
A Chicago report states 5295 of American doctors do not smoke and many quit with the help of a new tablet that reduces nicotine need. Fewer than 2 percent of 150,000 users still smoke, with free information offered by the Anti Tobacco Center of America.
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Chicago
Anti- Tobacco Center of America
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
Martin calls for tax boost to curb inflation
Federal Reserve Board Chair William McChesney Martin Jr urged a prompt increase in taxes to head off renewed inflation. He supported Johnson's earlier six percent surcharge and said a larger boost might be needed, though Congress had not yet been asked. Administration sources expect a surtax proposal in early July.
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Washington
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Johnson
Congress
Mn University archaeologist lands Smithsonian grant for Yugoslavia project
U. of Minnesota associate professor Sheila McNally received a 26714 dollar Smithsonian grant to fund the first year of a three year U.S.-Yugoslavia archaeology project. The work begins with excavating a fourth century Diocletian era palace at Split with four graduate assistants.
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Minneapolis
Smithsonian Institution
University of Minnesota
United States-Yugoslavia
Sheila McNally
Split
Yugoslavia
Diocletian
Rome
Miss McNally
Man Helps Self To Car In Grand Junction Incident
Mrs. Faye Haller saw a man push her car after asking a passerby for help. Police tracked the duo after they moved about half a block. The woman involved was not restrained.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Faye Haller
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