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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
13
The Brooklyn Center faculty of LIU voted 168 to 32 no confidence as students boycott for a fourth day over the dismissal of a provost who sought greater autonomy. The protest touched AMERICA'S LARGEST FA center and targeted LIU Chancellor R Gordon Hoxie.
Five Connecticut community colleges unite in a push to raise higher education funding from 7.9 million to 12.5 million dollars. William M. Burke of Norwalk Community College leads visits, petitions, and letters to lawmakers, with about 500 Norwalk applicants at risk if funds stay flat.
The Fairfield University Glee Club directed by Simon Harak performs tonight at 8:30 in the Klein Memorial auditorium. The concert honors Rev. John P. Murray S J and the club founder and supports the Bridgeport Arena Alumni Club scholarship fund. Ernie Banks hit five grand slam homers in 1955 season.
The page lists cinema and drive in showings including Blow Up Taboos of the World Ecco In Like Flint The Girl with the Green Eyes A Man and A Woman Alvarez Kelly Night of the Generals Safety at Home How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying One Million Years B C The Killers Countess from Hong Kong Mister Buddwing Sound of Music and Deadly Affair across Beverly Milford Norwalk Wilton and more with times ranging from 12:45 to 11:45 daily.
Public hearing in Hartford saw no opposition to a bill providing 180000 for operation of family planning centers. Mrs. Guy H. Whittal of Planned Parenthood urged public welfare and humane institutions committee that funds would help hospitals and health departments share clinic duties and normalize family planning as health care. The measure was supported by Thames Valley Council for Community Action and Rep. Leon G. Frazier.
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