Two Campuses Suffer Anti ROTC Outbursts
Associated Press reports chaotic campus protests over ROTC at Fordham Milwaukee and Princeton. Fordham students seized offices injuring four guards and damaging property while police intervened. Milwaukee activists breached ROTC offices with a Viet Cong flag. arrests followed. Princeton cadets fortified IDA offices as protesters gathered outside Goheen’s office without violence. Separate Springfield high school boycott and Albany schools sit in end with arrests and injuries.
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Goldwater Sees Isolationism In Protests
Sen. Barry Goldwater warned that protests signal isolationism and a shift away from postwar world leadership. He urged nonviolent, law-based avenues and urged leaders to present alternatives to Nixon’s Vietnam withdrawal plan at a National Real Estate Brokers convention.
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House Panel Demands Halt to Army Gas Tests
The House Government Operations Committee accuses the army of secrecy in CBW programs and calls for an immediate halt to open-air tests of war gases. It cites the Dugway sheep deaths linked to VX, claims overpayment for livestock, and urges resubmission of the Geneva Protocol.
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Wolf Attacks Boy. University of California Wolf Tied
A six month old Amber wolf imported from Canada attacked a year old boy on his Santa Cruz lawn. Alex Siu was bitten several times and taken to Dominican hospital. his mother Suzanne Siu received minor injuries as the animal was chased away. The wolf belonged to Harriet French UC Santa Cruz employee and was captured and placed in an animal pound.
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Inscriptions Change As Bottle Empties in Poland Warsa
Polish vodka bottles in Warsaw carry different inscriptions as they empty. When half full the label warns if you are drunk not to drive. When the bottle is empty the message asks please return the bottle.
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Noe Wins Paterson Congressional Race After Recount
Democrat Robert Noe is declared winner in New Jersey's sole congressional district after Republican Gene Boyle concedes following a recount. Noe will finish the term of former Rep. Charles Joelson. recount halted after 67 of 354 machines showed no change.
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Athlete's Foot Severe in Hawaii Reported in Archives
In Honolulu AP reports a medical publication notes severe cases of athlete's foot in Hawaii's warm humid climate. A 37 year old Air Force sergeant lost most of his toes after suffering the infection for 16 years, illustrating extreme complications cited in Archives of Dermatology.
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