Cosmos Wins ACP All American Award Highest Honor For 1950s College Press
The Coe Cosmos earned the Associated Collegiate Press top All-American rating with 3750 of 4006 points. Editor Gregg Kakesake, a Honolulu senior, notes the完achievement marks the first Cosmos All-American since 1952. Coe’s paper scored highly in sports coverage and editorials, with staff including Mich ael Meade Kevin Kane Judy Salladay Cathy Wolff David Furman Judy Briggs.
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ACP
Gregg Kakesake
Honolulu
Cosmos
Kakesake
Michael Meade
Oklahoma City
Coe Students Council
Kevin Kane
The
Judy Salladay
Washington
Cathy Wolff
Des Moines
David Furman
St. Louis
Judy Briggs
Tucson
Ariz
Coe
Coe Chapiter
Pi Delta Epsilon
Tne
Cedar Rapids
Foe of Limited War Draws Naval Probe
Lt. Cmdr. Laurence Baldauf of Coronado California faces a Navy inquiry over his antiwar stance and bid to resign his commission. The investigation may lead to court martial as Baldauf cites resistance to psychiatric testing and claims involuntary servitude. He disputes the Navy label of paranoid personality and notes he advised resignment in 1965.
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Eugene Levin
Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Cmdr
Laurence Baldauf
Coronado
Calif
Navy
U.S. Naval Base
Atsugi
A. M. Porter
Baldauf
Porter
Aviation Week
Space Technology
Congress
U.S. District Court
San Diego
Test Ballot Survived by Consul Pact
Washington AP report says a consular treaty with Russia withstood a first round attack as an amendment failed 53 to 26. The measure would have killed the treaty. six Democratic and ten Republican senators joined the amendment supporters. The proposal sought to remove full diplomatic immunity for coastal officials and employees, a privilege Russia would receive not granted to others.
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Russia
Senate
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Miller
Mansfield
Mont
Sen
Tallmadge
D-Ga
Talmadge
Renew Freedom Bid for Hoffa
President James Hoffa, jailed after the U S Supreme Court refused to hear appeals, again seeks release on bail. Attorneys ask Chief Justice Warren for bail pending a Chattanooga federal court ruling on a new trial and request Justice Stewart to grant bail while pursuing habeas corpus in Washington federal courts.
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Teamsters
James Hoffa
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Warren
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Stewart
Laborites Jolted as Tories Favored in Next Election
In three special elections Labour lost ground with gains for Conservatives, notably Pollok in Glasgow and Rhondda in Wales. Nationalists reduced Labour margins in Pollok and Rhondda, while bookmakers now favor a Conservative national victory. Prime Minister Wilson offered no comment on timing.
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London
Acin
Rhondda Bar Party
Celtic
Wilson
Ladbroke’s
Labor
Laborites
House of Commons
Glasgow
Pollok Castle Rock
Colo
UPI
British Press Association
Pollok
iNuneaton
Dial
Nuneaton
Rhondda
Plaid Cymru
Desai Set to Challenge Indira Gandhi for Indian Premiership
Former Finance Minister Morarji Desai announced he will run against Indira Gandhi in the Congress party vote to pick the next prime minister. Desai, 71, leads the party's right wing and encouraged unity, while Home Minister Y B Chavan is seen as a possible compromise candidate if a deadlock occurs. Gandhi defeated Desai decisively 14 months earlier and is widely expected to win again.
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NEW Deshi
Morarji Desai
India
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
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