Japanese Educator Driven to Death by Own Action
Tokyo AP report states Professor Toshio Ishihara, director of Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital, died by hanging amid campus unrest. Police say notes indicate distress from university strife and inability to cope. Two other professors have died by their own actions over campus issues.
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Tokyo
Japan
Toshio Ishihara
Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital
Priday
Communist Party
Mao Tse-lung
U.S
Kiichi Aichi
Kisaku Sato
Shibaura Institute of Technology
Governor Sargent Meets Finch on Welfare Policy
Massachusetts Governor Fran cis W. Sargent and U S Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Robert Finch meet to discuss Nixon admin welfare plans. Sargent, a critic of the administration, has helped organize GOP governors for federal welfare takeover. Finch spoke at Harvard Law School Forum after a Cape Cod trip evaluating a diesel oil spill from the barge Florida Went aground off Falmouth. Coast Guard and state agencies limited damage, with sea life including bay scallops affected.
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Rockefeller
Finch
Massachusetts
Washington
Harvard Law School Forum
Sargent
California
Cape Cod
Florida
Falmouth
Coast Guard
Deep South Civil Rights Leader Backs Haynsworth Nomination
Greenville attorney John Bolt Culbertson, a longtime NAACP ally and critic of segregation, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee in support of Judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. He praised Haynsworth as honest and of integrity, saying he would be among the court’s greatest justices and that opponents’ segregation charges were unfounded.
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Haynsworth
Washington
Deep South
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Bolt Culbertson
Greenville, &. C
James
Eastland
D-Miss
NAACP
Mississippi
Hubert H. Humphrey
Arthur J. Goldbarg
Humphrey
Nixon
Republican Party
Culbertson
Afl-Cio
Greenville
Celler Deserves Credit For Electoral Reform
Washington AP reports Representative Emanuel Celler of New York steered the proposal to abolish the Electoral College through the House by 239 to 70, prompting praise from Majority Leader Carl Albert and a rare standing ovation for his leadership. The reform would move the nation toward direct popular election of the president, with a long road ahead.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
New York
Celler
Carl Albert
Cellier
Gains by cereals boost fight against hunger
International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center reported record harvests for dwarf Mexican wheat varieties in India and Pakistan despite drought. The Green Revolution expands food output, with India poised for wheat self-sufficiency in two years and Pakistan posting a surplus.
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New York Times News
Mexico City
International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center
India
Pakistan
Center
Rockefeller and
Ford Foundations
Mexico
Turkey
Rockefeller Foundation
Ford Foundation
North Africa
Tunisia
Afghanistan
Iran
Kenya
Lebanon
Edwin Wellhausen
International Rice Research Institute
Philippines
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Park Square
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Congress
Celer
Judiciary Committee
Juan de Onis
United States
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
John Vorster
Vorster
Albert Hertzog
Hertzog
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