Notre Dame's 15 minute mediation demand to rioters
In a bold letter, Rev. Theodore Hesburgh vows 15 minutes to cease and desist for disruptive campus protesters at Notre Dame. He outlines a pattern of protests and warns that those who produce ID cards will be suspended, while those lacking them will be trespassers. He urges other university presidents to adopt the approach.
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Notre Dame
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University
Rev. Hesbergh
Standard Oil
Oil Giants And Rankin Denial Amid Thailand Scandal
Washington defends Navy inspector Rankin as he rejects allegations of oil firms entertaining him in Laos and manipulating fuel shipments. McGee’s claims prompt investigations by Defense and Civil Service bodies. protests of pricing tricks and contractor influence surface alongside political quips about Mormon leadership in the new administration.
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Washington
Rankin
Navy
Thailand
John McGee
Arlie Rankin
Esso
Shell
Vientiane
Laos
White Rose
McGee
U.S
Defense Department
Civil Service Commission
Caltex
U.S. Navy
Alex von Himmelman
City Hall Q and A on Urban Renewal Plans
In a city hall Q and A, officials address Fourth Ward renewal, noting industrial land use and 30 units of low rent housing. They state housing inspections have begun and a systematic sweep will start soon. The exchange also clarifies differing Titusville outcomes and future housing timelines.
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Titusville
Fourth Ward
M. L. Lite A
Anon
Corry Snow Delays Streets After Midnight Storm
Corry wakes to nearly six inches of fresh snow, coating slick ice on city roads. Kiwanis met at Hotel Corry with Louis Hanna presenting boxing reels as David Fox operated the projector. The Corry Legion Rockets claimed top spot in County Legion League with a 62 41 win over the rival club. Four decades ago report notes robins and crows returning and Spring Creek student Ray VanDusen sustaining a broken arm from a downhill coasting accident.
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Corry
Louis Hanna
Kiwanis Club
David Fox
Ray VanDusen
Spring Creek School
Drs
This Day in History for March 4, 1969
Events on this date include adoption of the Articles of Confederation by American colonies in 1701 paving a federal union, Ohio statehood in 1803, Nebraska joining in 1867, Yellowstone Park creation in 1872 and a jury rights bill for Negroes in 1872. Also noted are the Lindbergh kidnapping in 1932, Peace Corps order in 1961, and Iran repudiating a 1921 treaty in 1969.
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Ohio
Nebraska
Yellowstone National Park
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
John F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
Iran
Finch Seeks Reevaluation of Segregation Guidelines in Schools
Paul Harvey notes Nixon Administration reexamining federal race guidelines for schools. Secretary Finch defends withholding aid to eight Southern districts for guideline failure, while arguing segregation in fact may not be illegal and calling for cooperation with HEW to ensure equal education without forced busing. He warns against deliberate discrimination and stresses protecting districts pursuing genuine equality.
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Atty
John Mitchell
Robert Finch
Houston
Fine
Supreme
Finch
Alimony Caper by Hal Boyle
New York AP column by Hal Boyle critiques alimony, gender views, and social pretensions with witty vignettes. It pokes fun at equal rights, man and wife dynamics, tipping norms, two-fur coats, and daily habits, ending with a note on sleep and leisure.
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New York
Equal Rights Movement
Mama
Papa
America
Fane eae BEE capresso a Gipiay thertana at donde tae
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unclear names and place hints. No identifiable persons or organizations readable. Incomplete data prevents concrete summary of events, dates, or actions.
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