Editors Fight for Free Press Across College Campuses
A UP report outlines student editors clashing with administrations over press freedom at Ohio State Wisconsin Milwaukee Iowa Iowa Iowa with tensions at Alabama USC and Syracuse. Professors urge full autonomy while boards influence editors and funding. The Promethean at Syracuse markets independently, signaling campus media growth.
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Columbia University
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Tenderfoot Cowpokes on Old Time Cattle Drive
In San Antonio a six mile version of the 100 year old Dodge City cattle drive began. The trek uses trucks for most travel to educate Tenderfeet while drawing 75 000 Longhorn enthusiasts. The herd moved toward Stonewall Texas with riders experiencing thirst and minor mishaps as crowds gathered along Highway 281.
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Remarks Stir Controversy Across Barbers Lawyers and Christians
The columnist recalls District Judge Charles Reynolds noting his remarks cost him the friendship of the barbers and later the lawyers then Christians. He compliments King Faisal and condemns Mayor John Lindsay’s stance, contrasting with President Johnson. He recalls Faisal’s earlier visit as a prince seeking surgery and notes Jewish population counts in New York versus Arabs.
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New York City
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Highest Sunday temperatures in continental U S reach 108 in California
The Weather Bureau reported the hottest Sunday in the continental United States was 108 degrees at Blythe and Needles, California, while the coldest morning reading was 41 degrees at Margretta County Airport, Michigan, and Ely, Nevada.
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Medicare battle best waged in political arena
The outgoing AMA president urged anti Medicare doctors to fight the issue in politics not by denying care under the new law. Dr James Appel branded as an appeaser by some militant physicians urged members to participate in both parties to influence policy and place more doctors in Congress.
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Pickets protest mail delays at Sheboygan post office
Donald Drumbauer picketed the Sheboygan post office on a Saturday over missing mail deliveries. He carried a mailbox prop bearing the sign Post office unfair to this mail box as he demonstrated outside the facility.
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Hodges Holds Record With 14 Grand Slams
Washington Senators manager Gil Hodges holds the major league record of 14 grand slam home runs.
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Gil Hodges
Wall Street Chatter on Summer Rally Prospects
Wall Street notes mixed views on a summer rally. Bradury K Thurlow of Winslow, Ohu & Stetson says Dow Jones must break 929 to confirm rally. Bache & Company sees choppy near term, long term higher prices. Granville Market Letter cites rising short interest boosting July August strength and potential new Dow highs.
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Monterrey Observers See Possible Later Amnesty For Sintmbas
Observers in Monterrey say a new appeal may fail yet Sintmbas could be freed later this year under the traditional Christmas amnesty for serving prisoners. Death sentences remain on Nuevo Leon books but are not carried out.
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Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Dodgers Hit 74 Home Runs Ties NL Low in 1965
The world champion Los Angeles Dodgers slugger produced only 74 homers in 1965, the fewest in the National League that season, highlighting a downturn in power for the league leaders.
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