Mansfield Sees Year of Honey for Democrats
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield predicts a favorable election year for his party and praises President Nixon for progress in Vietnam. He notes cooperation with the administration, outlines early session priorities including a $19.7 billion education and health bill, and discusses implications for the 1970 campaigns amid Vietnam, crime, and inflation as focal issues.
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Nurse Makes Real Sweet Mistake
ST. LOUIS AP reports nurse Geraldine Norris ordered 250 boxes of chocolates to help Campfire Girls. She received 250 cases weighing three tons valued at 6000 dollars. Returns failed. she seeks buyers for the candy while preparing for a Valentine's Day wedding.
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NAACP Leader Well After Abdominal Surgery
Roy Wilkins executive director of the NAACP is in satisfactory condition after abdominal surgery performed Monday at University Hospital. He is 68. The report came from a hospital spokesman in New York.
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Campus militants losing steam says UC Berkeley chief
Berkeley Chancellor Roger W Heyns says student militants nationwide seem to run out of steam after a wave of disorders culminating in People’s Park clashes last year. He cites combat fatigue, internal splits, and growing sophistication as factors while noting administrations must balance inquiry with public pressure. He is optimistic about higher education’s future under political support.
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Federal Laws End Rehab Program
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania ended a two year pilot to assist kidney disease patients due to a federal statute. Labor and Industry Secretary Clifford Jones said the program was not feasible under vocational rehabilitation scope. The Kidneyard machine was deemed a necessary lifetime treatment, conflicting with temporary rehabilitation rules.
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Berkeley Faces Disruptions Amid Record Enrollments
The Berkeley campus faced ongoing disruptions over five years yet continued to deliver instruction. It turned away 2,700 students this quarter as legislators sought help for relatives to gain entry, despite previous vows not to send their own children there.
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Redgrave and Smith Named Best Actresses of 1969
Vanessa Redgrave of Isadora and Maggie Smith of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie were chosen by Polish film critics as the year’s best movie actresses. John Schlesinger earned best director for Midnight Cowboy in the same poll.
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