Richardson Uses Campus Unrest Report As Guideline
HEW Secretary Elliott Richardson says the President's Commission on Campus Unrest report will guide future federal involvement in higher education. He praised its balanced conclusions, emphasizing reforms and the decline in teaching quality amid growing multiversity, while noting other officials criticize the report.
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Arafat Forecasts New War With Jordan
Yasser Arafat told Afro Asian delegates in Tripoli that another war between Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian forces is likely. He accused the United States of aiding anti revolution elements in Jordan and cited post Nasser shifts as fueling plans to disrupt the Palestinian revolution. Al Kifah reported Jordanian Premier Wasfi Tel warned Amman could be encircled if Palestinians fail to honor a government accord.
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U.S. Hopeful on Resuming Mideast Peace Talks Potential pauses extend cease fire
U.S. officials express moderate optimism that Arab Israeli peace talks can restart soon as the Middle East cease-fire extends into February. Secretary Rogers notes potential Israeli shifts while warning no firm formula exists to reengage Egypt Jordan and Israel.
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France’s De Gaulle Remains Both Enraging and Enchanting Allies
Paris reports a near record turnout of over 80 heads of state and government as France’s Charles de Gaulle is honored after his death. Leaders praised his resolve while recounting clashes with Britain over European integration and NATO. His legacy includes reviving Franco German reconciliation after a millennium of conflict.
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Inmate killed at Soledad Prison amid riots and tensions
In Soledad California a 22 year old white inmate Robert D Harkins was stabbed six times during a brawl among 14 inmates including whites and Chicanos. Authorities report days of racially charged violence at the prison with multiple fatalities and ongoing investigations.
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Students Hurl Garbage at Thurmond on Campus Visit
UPI reports UC Riverside students teased and threw fruit and vegetable scraps at Senator Strom Thurmond after a campus speech. The objects landed short of the mark as a student taunted the senator with a mocking question.
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Riverrun at Williamstown College Cinema Prompts Debate
In Williamstown the film Riverrun featuring Louise Ober debuts with an R rating and birth scene controversy. Harte Theatre screens The Bird With the Crystal Plumage rated GP, while a student audience questions movie ratings and values in a forums event.
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College names Angelea Davis homecoming queen
The Executive Senate voted 12 3 with eight abstentions to designate Miss Davis as homecoming queen. Student body secretary Paige Lewis opposed the proposal, saying homecomings are dying out nationally.
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Eastern Washington pair break world kissing record
Horace Francis of Kingston Jamaica and Beverly Hallmark of Bellingham Washington set a new world record by kissing for 12 hours at Eastern Washington State College. They won $25 and a case of chapstick. A student quipped about the endurance test as the couple concluded the round-the-clock kiss.
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