Muskie urges nonrepressive campus violence response
In Houston Sen Ed Muskie warned colleges should avoid easy repressive tactics and tackle campus violence as a domestic priority. He cited hurricane Camille relief, called for further hearings, and noted Democratic leadership development for 1972 without naming a candidate.
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Dartmouth Sponsors Course In Racial Relationships
Dartmouth sponsors a three week Outward Bound course in New Hampshire to improve race relations between black ghetto leaders from Wilmington and white police officers. The move aims to reduce communications gaps and foster mutual understanding through personal experience under stress in a winter wilderness setting.
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Ice Storm Heads Toward Northeast
United Press International reports snow freezing rain and an ice storm across the Southern Appalachians to Georgia. Travel warnings cover 12 states from Ohio to Georgia as heavy snow hits North Carolina and freezing rain endangers motorists in the Virginias and the Carolinas.
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Powell in Good Health Will Seek Re-Election
New York reports Rep Adam Clayton Powell is in excellent health after December tests at New York Hospital He says he will run again despite prior illness and pressure from rivals A moving House expulsion bid by Rep Ken Hechler is pending action on Powell’s seat in the 91st Congress.
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Frozen bodies of two elderly Milwaukee sisters found
Milwaukee police discovered the frozen bodies of sisters Theresa Barry and Helen Chmielewski in their South Side home after a neighbor reported mail piling up. Barry, estimated 91, Chmielewski 83, died likely days earlier as the house sat near 18 degrees with the coal bin empty and the stove burning.
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Four youths held for possession of hashish
Four youths were held on narcotics charges after arraignment in District Court for possessing 60 pounds of hashish valued at 400000 dollars. The group, part of an international ring moving hashish from Europe through Canada to the United States, was arrested Friday near Plainfield by U S customs and Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Named are Stephen Jennings and James Clark of Waitsfield Vermont. William Erick of Plainfield and Greenwich Connecticut. and Jeffrey Jacobs of Marshfield Vermont. Elsewhere in New England, eight men and three women were nabbed in Turners Falls Massachusetts for hashish, LSD tabs, marijuana and amphetamines. James L Sandel and others face various narcotics charges.
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Two New Englanders Among Outstandng Young Men of 1969
Santa Monica UPI reports the 10 outstanding young men of America for 1969 include two from New England. The honorees are Dr John S Saloma of Cambridge Mass and Dr August A White III of New Haven Conn, honored at the JC's annual congress in Santa Monica January 15 17.
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Pipestone
Minn
Insignia Created for Appalachian Trail Route
The Appalachian Trail Advis ory Council approved a new insignia for the two thousand mile footpath from Mount Katahdin Maine to Springer Mountain Georgia. The insignia marks the trail as a National Scenic Trail and will appear on signs at highway access points along the 14 state route.
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Hyde Park boards seeks audited district accounts
The LaMoille Union High School Board plans to ask the Vermont Education Board to fund an independent financial audit of the district, a move tied to a simmering money controversy that led resident H. Ralph Whiteman to petition the Vermont Supreme Court for a district audit. Whiteman also seeks state support for legislation to place the district under legislature control until a full accounting is achieved.
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Rockefeller Plans 7.5 Million New York Budget Request
Gov Rockefeller plans to ask the legislature next week to approve a 7.5 million dollar budget for the coming fiscal year starting March 31, with surpluses and higher revenues cited. The 1969 70 budget was 6.42 million. submission set for January 20. An agreement with the Civil Service Employees Association will cost about 110 million next year, while education, welfare, local aid, and bond funded projects receive increases totaling 525 million. Legislative debate expected to last two months before final passage.
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