Harvard student strike tests resolve amid campus clashes
Harvard students ignore a three day strike call as classes continue at Lever Hall and across campuses. Police clashed with SDS protesters in the Yard, 196 students were arrested and 32 people injured. Faculty move to censure President Pusey as ROTC issues trigger campus revolt.
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Cambridge
Mass
Memorial Church
University Hall
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Harvard
Widener Library
Harvard Yard
Lever Hall
Cambridge Community Center
Law School
Charles River
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Pusey
Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Democrats Call ABM Nation's No. 1 Issue
Democrats label antiballistic missile deployment as the party’s top issue in Demo Memo. The DNC cites arms talks with the Soviet Union, supporting a freeze on strategic weapons and balanced reductions. Humphrey and Mansfield back halting Sentinel and urge quick negotiations, while Cooper remains opposed though nonpartisan.
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ABM
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Hubert H. Humphrey
Soviet Union
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Senate
Johnson
Cooper
Senate GOP Dissidents Kill 4% Tax
In Montpelier the Senate Finance Committee reworked the House 3 per cent sales tax after the chamber rejected the 4 per cent proposal 16 to 14. The bill was recommitted for study as Democrats attacked the plan while Republicans split. final action likely after adjournment deadline.
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Mallary
Committee of the Whole
Committee of Whole
Finance Committee
Senate
House
John Burgess
Brattleboro
Robert Boardman
Dchittenden
Grand Isle
Boardman
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County
Chamber
Buckley
Troy Faces City Manager Crisis and Garbage Strike
Troy, N Y, endures a managerless government as a restraining order stalls City Manager Adrian Gonyea. Health officials label Troy street garbage a public nuisance and seek remedies while Cohoes dump sites end, leaving no disposal place. Lawrence Collins presses legal routes amid resignations and a city mutiny.
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Troy
N.Y
Supreme Court
George Cobb
Adrian C. Gongea
Rensselaer County Board of Health
Cohoes
Gonyea
Lawrence Collins
Collins
State Health Department
Capitol Division Disposal, Inc
City of
Albany
Erastus Corning
Inside Column Sparks Taxpayer Spending Questions
James Reston argues taxpayers are in a mood to question government spending. Page 4 mentions this column. Page 6 notes the Bennington County Extension Service hearing UVM President Rowell speak on student unrest.
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James Reston
Bennington County Extension Service
UVM
Rowell
Vermont urged to hold line on spending amid high taxes
Economic adviser Dr. Raymond Saulnier warns Vermont must keep spending in check and avoid higher taxes. He says the tax burden is dangerously high with sales, property, and income taxes. sales tax may be the only viable revenue source to fund a hold the line budget. He notes growth at 8-10 percent annually, warns of future strain, and stresses careful, competitive tax decisions.
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Saulnier
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Council
Davis
Barnard College
New England
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Richard Mallary
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Eisenhower
Federal Council of Economic Advisors
Stephen H. Gilman
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Catherine Corcoran
Dorothy Halvorson
Lawrence F. Powers
North Bennington
William F.D. Smith
Bennington
Franklin Frantz
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