Harvard Curfew Lifted At Holyoke Plaza After Clash
Harvard lifted its 8 p.m. curfew for youths at Holyoke Plaza near its modernist office, hoping to prevent further clashes with police. About 200 youths gathered, flyers urged action, and the scene drew Cambridge police, Harvard security, a German shepherd, and several arrests with injuries reported.
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Kopechnes Oppose Autopsy Request in Mary Jo Kopechne Case
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania lawyers for Mary Jo Kopechne oppose District Attorney Dinis's bid for an autopsy stating no legal basis or reason exists. The Kopechnes contend Pennsylvania is inappropriate for exhumation and argue lack of jurisdiction and insufficient facts to show negligence by another party.
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Massachusetts Democrats Cite Ted's Effectiveness
Massachusetts Democrats, led by Rep. David Harrison, say Senator Edward M. Kennedy is more effective today than before Cape Cod's fatal accident. Kennedy remains a strong liberal leader, though he may need a tougher 1970 reelection bid, as D. A. Dinis pursues the inquest into the July 18 tragedy.
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Washington
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha’s Vineyard
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New Bedford
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Income Gap Forces Oldsters Towards Poverty
A Senate committee staff study finds the retirement income gap widening, pushing many Americans 65 and older toward poverty. International experts warn poverty in aging is a global pattern, with low income cited as the primary issue for about 20 million seniors in the United States.
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Frede Ostergard
Danish Institute of Social Research
Copenhagen
United States
Alinsky Leads Vermont Change Institute In Colchester
Saul Alinsky opens a week long institute on managing change in Chittenden County sponsored by Burlington Ecumenical Action Ministry and University of Vermont divisions. About 40 local leaders participate with $7,000 federal and ministry support and a $50 participant fee. The program aims to coordinate community action and county reform.
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Burlington
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Chicago
Rochester
N.Y
William Hollister
Lake sewer plan debated in North Greenbush hearing
Residents of Snyders Lake in North Greenbush weighed a proposed $960,000 sewer system versus lake pollution at a public hearing. Costs discussed included HUD grants possibly covering part of the project leaving $624,000 to be funded by property owners. Charges would include an annual district-wide levy, frontage-foot charges for lakefront properties, and a user fee.
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Drug crime ties grow in New York say speaker
Albany figures from the FBI show narcotics traffic consuming half the nation's supply, with hard-core crime up 17 percent since last year. Assembly Speaker Perry B. Duryea Jr. urged a new state code of criminal procedure as next year's legislature tackles rising crime. Saratoga plans mature for 1969 70 occupational training courses for adults. Last year over 150 enrolled in these programs. Courses run three hours per evening two evenings weekly for 12 weeks in the Saratoga County BOCES facilities.
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Pittsfield Police arrest 15 in Fourth Reich motorcycle case
In Hinsdale a 26 year old Harvey Joslin reported being chased and beaten with chains as two cars harassed him on Route 20. His car window was shattered by a blast as he drove away. Police and FBI continue the investigation.
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