Colleges Split on U S Policies in Asia Debates
Ivy League students and faculty debated U S policies in Asia with Yale calling for Viet Nam cease fire and Red China recognition while Harvard Law students backed U S Viet Nam policy. Dartmouth experts urged more security information to ease antiwar opposition as ARFEP connects 25 600 viewers nationwide.
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Reservist Marine Dies In Night Live Fire Training
A Marine reservist was killed and two wounded when live rounds were accidentally fired from an M60 during a pre-dawn guerrilla maneuver on a wooded hill in Haddam Connecticut. Pfc Edward N Richter of Guilford died of heart wound. Pfc Thaddeus Kloss of Fairfield was critically wounded. Pfc Theodore J Karaska of Stratford was grazed and released. Maj John Baylor said live ammo may have been mixed at Fort Nathan Hale where supplies were drawn.
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Morton Comments On History And Political Science Fields
Morton noted part of the established academic disciplines of history and political science. He highlighted their long-standing status within academia and their influence on scholarly research and teaching.
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Surgeon General Predicts End of Syphilis by 1972
U S Surgeon General William H. Stewart told the Pan American Health Organization that the United States is moving to curb a syphilis resurgence and aims to wipe out the venereal disease by 1972. He spoke as part of a Sunday address outlining swift national efforts to prevent its rebirth.
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Ex Sen Shea Dies. Notre Dame Songwriter and Politician
John F. Shea, 80, who wrote the words to the Notre Dame victory song, died Sunday in Holyoke. A former state senator from 1921 to 1925 and Holyoke board of public works chair from 1952 to 1957, he retired 15 years ago as personnel manager at Perkins Machine Co. He was a bachelor with a cousin, Ellen Callahan of Hadley, as his only known relative.
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Prelates to Repudiate Anti-Semitism Rise in US
Benjamin Epstein of the ADL said Catholic prelates in America will repudiate anti Semitism rooted in distorted Christian teaching. He spoke at a New England Regional Board dinner, asserting the Ecumenical Council's statement will gain force in the United States after its Oct 15 vote.
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Rich Ore Veins Found in 8. Russia
Moscow UPI reports rich deposits of gold silver and other minerals found on the northern slope of the Hissar Mountain Ridge in Tajikistan area east of the Caspian Sea. The discovery spot lies in the Tajik region near Russia and involves valuable mineral resources.
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Unfinished Business To Challenge Congress
Washington AP Congress returns next January to pursue Johnson goals left undone in 1965. Labor union shop, minimum wage, unemployment benefits, and tax cuts loom. Senate leaders plan early moves. Republicans vow filibusters on spending and Social Security, education aid, and Appalachia projects. Nomination of David G. Bress as U.S. attorney for DC advances 49 to 14 amid Baker linkage questions.
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Rediscovered Tajik gold deposit eyed by Tass report
Tass reports a southern Russia strike may mark the rediscovery of a famed Tajikistan gold deposit known in ancient times across the Orient. The note highlights the potential historic significance and speculative impact of the find.
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Books Versus Computers: Amherst Dedicates Robert Frost Library
Amherst College dedicates the Robert Frost library with critics arguing the human ability to convey thought and emotion through language cannot be replaced by electronic impulses. The library, funded by a anonymous gift of 3.5 million pounds, honors Frost who taught at Amherst from 1916 until his death in 1963.
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Lindsay Aide Fired Over Religious Bid
In New York a former campaign worker for John V. Lindsay alleges a campaign coordinator urged him to sway Irish Catholic voters toward William F. Buckley Jr. The worker, Walter A. Swift, says Elliot Saron asked him to help Buckley siphon Beame votes. Lindsay campaign says it had no prior knowledge and that Saron was told to leave.
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