Harvard Expels Two Students Over Dean Confinement
Harvard University expelled two students and suspended 14 others for forcibly confining Dean Ernest R. May in his University Hall office during the November 19 demonstration. Of 25 cases reviewed, one was acquitted, one admonished, two warned, and two withdrawn but suspended. The actions reflect a broader backlash to protests over alleged hiring discrimination.
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UPI
Harvard University
Harvard College
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Theraduate School of Arts Andciences
Committee of Rights and Sponsibilities
Ernest R. May
University Hall
New Harvard Lab Plans Study of Reproduction
Harvard Medical School will open a 4.5 million Laboratory of Human Reproduction and Reproductive Biology in Boston to study the basic physiology and biochemistry of reproduction. Led by Roy O. Gleep, the facility will use animals to explore normal pregnancy, labor, and how to prevent or induce birth. Major work includes concep tion control and preventing fertilization or implantation with aim to discover simpler mechanisms than current methods such as daily birth control pills.
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Boston
UPS
Harvard Medical School
Roy O. Gleep
Boston Museum buys unknown Raphael portrait from 1505
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston unveiled a newly acquired unsigned Raphael portrait of a young girl, dated about 1505, displayed publicly for the first time. Experts, including Dr. John Shearman, deem it authentic and link it to Eleonora Gonzaga of Mantua. The six-figure price was funded by the 1923 Bayley bequest.
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UPI
Museum of Fine Arts
Raphael
John Shearman
University of London
Courtauld Institute of Art
Shearman
Pye
Mantua
Italy
Conclu Sion
Eleonora Gonzaga
Isabella d’Este
Francesco Gonzaga
Francesco Maria Della Rovere
Duke of Urbino
Charles H. Bayley
Davis Initiates Truce Movement With Hayes
In Montpelier UPI reports Gov Davis through aide Elbert Moulton has started a truce push with Lt Gov Thomas Hayes to rebuild communications for the upcoming 1970 legislative session. Davis plans talks with Hayes, who split with him over Vietnam, potentially reshaping politics after the session.
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Hayes
Davis
Beware of Yale Gyps New York UPI season of gyp schemes
The Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York warns shoppers to beware of scams this holiday season. It cites sweetheart charity solicitations that benefit the solicitor, mail order ruses, and receiving unordered merchandise. Consumers should verify unfamiliar offers, demand returns for deliveries, and read contracts carefully.
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UPI
Better Business Bureau
Metropolitan
Writer of Yes Virginia Santa Letter Shelters in Bed at 80
Virginia O Hanlon Douglas, the woman behind the famous Santa Claus letter, is 80 and hospitalized in Columbia Memorial Hospital Hudson New York. Her granddaughter says she is in fair condition and doing well. Douglas long upheld faith in Christmas and peace in Vietnam.
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UPI
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Virginia
Virginia O’hanlon Douglas
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Patricia Temple
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New York City
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Vietnam
New York Sun
Francis P. Church
Santa Claus
Pardons Granted to Three Vermont Men in Christmas Action
In Montpelier Gov. Davis granted conditional pardons following Parole Board recommendations to Edward Reiter 60 Burlington tied for embezzlement and client funds theft. Robert Ashley 23 Burlington convicted of issuing worthless checks. Lionel Goyette 35 St Johnsbury serving life for first degree murder.
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UPI
Burlington
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Parole Board
Edward Reiter
Robert Ashley
Lionel Goyette
Reiter
Windsor State Prison
Vermont Supreme Court
Ashley
Goyette
St. Johnsbury
Joseph Johnson
Meeting in Vergennes on milk price ruling
Agriculture Commissioner Eurich says a Saturday meeting in Vergennes will discuss the Supreme Court decision declaring milk price differentials unconstitutional. Speakers include attorney Charles Ryan who argued the case for Russell Allen of Fair Haven and about 2,000 Vermont dairymen, and Assistant Attorney General Edward Amidon. The court ruling frees nearly $9 million in escrow, with an average Vermont dairyman payment of about $700.
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Edward Eurich
Vergennes
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Ryan
High Court
Russell Allen
Fair Haven
Vermont
Edward Amidon
Supreme Court
Boston
New England
Vermont rape case: Barre granite worker held with lineup planned
Winooski AP report says Goddard College freshman Jennifer Weinstein, 17, of Astoria New York, was assaulted in North Montpelier. Dale Findsen, 28, of Barre, is charged with rape and assault with a deadly weapon and pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court while jailed on 40,000 bail.
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APD
Goddard College
North Montpelier
Jennifer Weinstein
Astoria
Queens
N.Y
Dale Findsen
Barre
Vermont District Court
Granite Worker
Casey faces SLA charges over The Question Mark tavern
Troy area Republican Chairman Joseph Casey is accused by the State Liquor Authority of concealing and repressing facts about financing and investment in The Question Mark tavern. He must plead today in person or by mail as 60 GOP committee members demand his resignation and a special meeting is set for Dec 22 to choose a successor, with George F. Nuttall expected to take over.
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Republican
Joseph Casey
State Liquor Authority
SLA
Troy
Casey
Joseph Warren
GOP County Committee
George F. Nuttall
Berkshire man bound over in fatal assault case
Kendall Barnes 18 of Pittsfield was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon after waiving a hearing in Central Berkshire District Court. The former Berkshire Medical Center orderly is connected to the Nov 7 death of 84 year old John Carey of Richmond, a patient at the center. Barnes is free on $500 bail.
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Kendall Barnes
Grand
Berkshire
Barnes
Berkshire Medical Center
John Carey
Richmond
Villager plant closes in Pittsfield leaving 70 jobs
Villager Industries Inc of New York City bought the Ken Whitmore Co plant last July and plans to shift operations to Jonathan Logan Inc. The closure adds to several Villager manufacturing shutdowns this fall. In Williamstown a 1970 elementary budget shows a 13 percent gross rise and a 3.2 percent net increase to 901,711 dollars. A Danbury High sophomore, Richard Swanson Jr., has bought a four apartment house here with a substantial down payment earned by part time restaurant work.
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Villager Industries Inc
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Villager Industries
Jonathan Logan, Inc
Williamstown
Allen J. Hansen
North Adams
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