Campuses Report Exaggerate Disruptions In Tense Era
A seven month study by Sol Linowitz found most campuses saw incidents but only 6.2 percent faced violent protests in 1968 69. The report urges fair play civility and student involvement while condemning violence and noting fears and off campus police presence.
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Sol M. Linowitz
U.S
Organization of American States
American Council On Education
Spiro T. Agnew
Ronald Reagan
California
Linowitz
National Urban League
Husband Instructs Will To Benefit Wife If She Remarries
A humorous tale features a henpecked husband who tells his lawyer he will leave all to his wife only if she remarries. He adds he wants someone to be sorry when he dies, prompting a wry legal twist.
Ozark Workers Accept Proposal End Strike
Ozark Airlines mechanics including O V Delle-Femine voted 80 percent to ratify a tentative contract. Service resumes across 60 cities in 15 states after a week long grounding, with operations expected to normalize by Monday.
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Ozark
ST Louis
APS
Ozark Airlines
Thomas L. Grace
O. V. Delle-Femine
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
AMFA
Three Killed in Head-on Crash on U.S. 67
A head-on collision ten miles north of Clinton Iowa on U S 67 killed Axel Jorgenson 60 a prominent Clinton contractor and ex president of the Master Builders of America Arthur Kading 66 also of Clinton and Jerry Bower 20 of rural Sabula. Jorgenson treasurer of Jorgenson Construction Co. in Clinton.
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Clinton
Axel Jorgenson
The
Master Builders of America
U.S. 67
Arthur Kading
Jorgenson
Jerry Bower
Sabula
Highway Patrol
Jorgenson Construction Co
Clearer Sailing for Blackmun Nomin ation Faces Short Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee is by all accounts poised to hold brief hearings on Judge Harry Blackmun of Rochester Minnesota as 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals endorses his nomination to the Supreme Court. No opposition testimony or adverse comments are recorded and key senators plan to present him to the committee.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harry Blackmun
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Rochester
Clement Haynsworth
South Carolina
G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Martin van Oosterhout
Sioux City, Iowa
Blackmun
Court of Appeals of the
8Th Circuit
Carswell
5Th Appeals Court
Haynsworth
4Th
Walter Mondale
McCarthy
Nixon
Warren Burger
Mondale
California Official Smothers Woman's Flames With Jacket
Lt Gov Ed Reinecke used a newly won little league jacket to smother flames on a woman who doused herself with gasoline and set her clothes on fire. The woman Ramona Garcia, 28, was severely burned and in critical condition at Sacramento Medical Center. authorities cited no immediate reason for the act.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ed Reinecke
Ramona Garcia
Sacramento Medical Center
Williams
Reinecke
Secretary Rogers condemns North Vietnam actions in Cambodia
Secretary of State Rogers accuses North Vietnam of invading Cambodia in violation of international accords. He urges world powers to consider counter actions while noting Indonesia Thailand and Japan seek consultations. He criticizes Soviet reluctance and stresses NATO like international action to restore Cambodia’s neutrality.
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Rogers
North Vietnam
Cambodia
American Society of International Law
Hanoi
Laos
Indonesia
Thailand
Japan
Nixon
U.S
U. S
Phnom Penh
Indochina
Soviet Union
U. N
Jacob Malik
South Vietnam
Lon Nol
Norodom Sihanouk
Geneva
26 U.S. Craft Lost In Laos Since March
Saigon reports show at least 26 American planes and helicopters shot down or destroyed over Laos in under two months. Four pilots confirmed dead and seven missing. Losses total about $30 million, including six Phantom jets and seven Skyraiders damaged since March 10.
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Saigon
UPS
Laos
U.S
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