Governors Oppose ABM Plan in Two States
Governors Forrest H. Anderson of Montana and William L. Guy of North Dakota oppose the Safeguard antiballistic missile program. They warn short term economic gains do not justify long term risks and say their states would risk becoming nuclear junkyards. The debate ties to a Montana special election where Malmstrom AFB and Grand Forks AFB host proposed ABM sites. Anderson questions scientific assurances outside the military-industrial complex.
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Forsyth
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Billings
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Anderson
GOP
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Arnold Olsen
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United States
Racial clashes erupt as CCNY reopens amid police on campus
Police guard CCNY as seven white students are wounded in clashes with Black and Puerto Rican students. campus shut down again amid ongoing racial tensions. Howard University votes to close indefinitely as students occupy six buildings. Pratt Institute faculty strike over anti protest policy. Elsewhere, UC San Diego registrar office seized by 10-minute protest. Duke sees large anti ROTC rally. National Guardsmen deployed near Southern University branch campus amid student rally.
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New Orleans
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Sleepy Dean Stills Protest At Dartmouth
About 200 chanting students protested at Dartmouth on Wednesday night after Dean Thaddeus Seymour appeared in pajamas and asked them to leave. They marched to President Dickey’s dark home and then to campus, amid campus unrest from a building sit in and arrests. Seymour warned of discipline for offenders and called the seizure of the building the first step to chaos.
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Sargent To Reveal Changes In Tax Plan Session
Boston AP Gov. Francis W. Sargent will address a joint session of the legislature on Monday to unveil a major modification to his tax program. The Senate invited him after a House move drew sharp exchanges with Speaker Bartley, who had resisted prior appearances. The plan aims to raise 143 million dollars to balance a 1.55 billion budget by broad tax increases excluding sales and gas.
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