Peace Controversy Flaunts Its Berkeley Tensions
Berkeley wrestles with upheaval over student rights after Clark Kerr’s firing. Officials, faculty, and students clash on governance and the meaning of the quiet, amid a pending study commission and calls for a stronger adult role for students.
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Sa kalas Welcome Son Michael Scot at Osteopathic Hospital
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Sa kalas Fortunes Rocks announce the birth of a son named Michael Scot weighing nine pounds four ounces born July 7 at the Osteopathic Hospital of Maine in Portland.
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Fortunes Rocks
Michael Scot
Osteopathic Hospital of Maine
Portland
Largest porcupine rattles tail to warn of attack
The African crested porcupine measuring over three feet in length is described as the world s largest living porcupine. When provoked it rattles tail quills as a warning before a backward charge that can be deadly.
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Mineola
N.Y
Quiet Berkeley Scene Reflects Slow-Burning Tension
The text notes a tense, subdued mood around Berkeley as authorities weigh actions. The governor and officials consider steps while the public remains cautious, awaiting decisive moves amid ongoing political strains.
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Berkeley
Tin Production Process Outlined Across Five Steps
The text explains that tin is extracted from cassiterite ore and undergoes five main processing stages after excavation before reaching pure tin. It notes related minerals zinc copper lead and manganese as referenced in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Butte Gold Discovery and Great Depression Highlighted
From 1864 to 1869 placer gold near Butte Montana yielded about 1.5 million dollars and earned the region the nickname richest hill on earth. The piece shifts to note the 1929 Great Depression era with 1932 unemployment at about a quarter of U S workers per Britannica.
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Butte
Mont
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Bridge players split nearly 54 million by gender
Britannica notes about half of the worlds 54 million contract bridge players are men and about half are women, reflecting broad global interest in the card game.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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