Troubles at Kent State linger on campus memory
In the wake of the Kent State tragedy of May 4, 1970, campus commemorations remain tense. The May 4 Coalition plans a rally with figures like William Kunstler Dick Gregory and Stokely Carmichael, while Kent State President Glenn Olds warns that tent-city residents will be removed if they block gym construction. The seven year shadow persists as protests echo, questions endure, and peaceful resistance faces pressure amid a charged atmosphere on campus.
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Ket
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U.S
Cambodia
Kent
Kent State University
Nation Pledges Metric Speed Limit Shift Next Year
The Federal Highway Administration plans a 9 day conversion ending Sept 30 1978 to kilometer per hour signs with no dual system. Public awareness campaign supports the move and 1978 models will have metric speedometers odometers while older cars can use a stick on overlay.
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Federal Highway Administration
It's Possible Robert Schuller
Abraham Maslow described the Jongh Complex as the urge to avoid growth and greatness. The message urges embracing God like potential, not denying weakness, and seeing that with God all things are possible.
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Robert Schuller
Abraham Maslow
Maslow
Sun Files 1937 Baytown golf winner Mrs Dave Marr
Baytown sports notes report Mrs Dave Marr winning the United States golf tournament cup at the Baytown Country Club in 1937. Mentions James Arthur Hillhouse dies of pneumonia and Camp Ross Sterling Jr. caretaker John W Thoms dies of apoplexy. Also notes bond approval for school district, city budget prep, and local industrial news from Baytown in June 1957.
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John W. Thoms
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Ross Sterling
Pelly
Pneumoonia
Dave
Marr
R. E. Powell
Agel
Baytown Country Club
Cor
L. C. Farragut
Harts County Health Department
M. M. Brown
Adley Thibodaas
Reynolds Store
The Way it Was June'7 Independence Resolutions
Richard Howry Lee introduced resolutions for independence in Congress. The fragment recalls a historic moment with focus on proceedings and key figures in early debates over liberty.
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Richard Howry Lee
Congres
Florida Firm's Gamble Fails As Building Boom Fades
Maule Industries Inc. once led the largest building materials operation in the country under mayor Mau rice Ferré. Slump after the 1979 oil crisis hit, forcing Chapter 11 protection. A costly cement plant and pay cuts sought to avert liquidation, with creditors backing possible restoration despite skipped interest, as the firm eyed recovery in a volatile market.
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Maurice, Ferry
Florida
Maulee Industries Inc
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Maule
Jacksonville
Florida Keys
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Perre
Penhisven
Today In History Tuesday June 1 1977 Chinatown
On this date in 1942 the Battle of Midway ended in a major American victory over Japan. Other entries include coronation events, Boone exploring Kentucky, a British American slave trade treaty, Lincoln renominated, Norway resistance ending, Brandt Nazi persecution denouncement, Six Day War actions, Vietnam era air strikes, Kissinger in Chile, and birthdays for Tom Jones Gwenda Brooks Jaine Lareda.
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Louis the
France
Rheims
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
United States
Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Norway
Billy Brandt
Grael
Egypt
Suez Canal
China
Henry Kissinger
Santiago
Chile
Organization of American States
Tom Jones
Gwendolyn Brooks
Jaine Lareda
Nixon Pardon Details Revealed In Becker Notes
Washington's reports reveal Ben Becker's diary of the Nixon pardon talks at San Clemente September 1974. Becker disputes Nixon’s dramatic self doubts and outlines that a pardon implied guilt. Nixon signed only a papers agreement not the pardon itself. Becker portrays tension and moral doubt surrounding the decision.
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Nixon
David Frost
Ford
Benton Becker
San Chemente
Becker
California
Ronald Ziegler
Diegler
Olice
Ziegler
Miller
Frost
Decker
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
San Clemente
Trichinosis Advice From Dr Lamb On Undercooked Pork
Dear reader, Lawrence E Lamb warns trichinosis remains a danger from underdone pork and even ground beef. Symptoms start within days to weeks, with nausea abdominal pain muscle invasion and possible heart involvement. diagnosis via blood tests and muscle biopsy. treatment exists but prevention is best.
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Lamb
New York
Almanac quiz on Hall of Fame and zodiac
A reader quiz lists three multiple choice questions with options about football hall of fame emteals, the Chinese lunar year 1978, and Tigran Petrosian. It asks to identify correct or incorrect statements among options a b c and presents the word ANSWERS to indicate final choices.
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Football Hall of Fame
Dick Butkun
George Halas
Greasy Neale
Tigran Petrosian
Tower
Baytown Sun Editor and Publisher Details 1950 74
The Baytown Sun outlines editorial and advertising leadership with Gartoral Manager Fred Hornberger and Assistant to Publisher Fred Haffman. Editorial staff include John Webley as Executive Editor and Preston Pandorgr as Associate Managing Editor. The notice lists advertising and circulation details, postal information, and a brief note on letters to the editor policy.
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Fred Hornberger
Fred Haffman
Charman of Hoard
Southern Newspapera, Inc
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John Webley
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Diy
Finkayyoer
Wanda Orton
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Goaulal Pebions
Jerry Winton
Pat
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