UC President Kerr Holds Top Job After Regents Clash
Clark Kerr, 53, leader of the 65,000 student University of California, retained his presidency amid a dispute with the Board of Regents over student discipline. Regents split on swift action versus due process, while Kerr and Acting Chancellor Meyerson withdrew threats of resignations after an emergency session. The board agreed to continue discussions at the March 25-26 meeting as disputes over how to handle disruptive students lingered.
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Calif
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University of California
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Regents
Kerr
Martin Meyerson
John J. Thomson
Thomson
Berkeley
Academic Senate
Edward W. Strong
Meyerson
Max Rafferty
California
Meyer
Liz' Father Off Critical List
Hollywood AP reports actress Elizabeth Taylor’s father Francis Taylor, 65, was removed from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital’s critical list after a stroke Thursday night. He showed continued improvement as Miss Taylor flew from Dublin to be by his bedside Friday.
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Hollywood (Ap
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Elizabeth Taylor
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Dublin
Farewell honors Mrs Colonel Emily Mae Atkinson at Booth Memorial
Mrs Colonel Emily Mae Atkinson retires after 42 years as a commissioned officer. The Corry Salvation Army member assisted at Booth Memorial Hospital in Pittsburgh during her service. Lt Patricia Long, her grand niece and assistant officer at the Pittsburgh Temple Corps, stands beside her.
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Booth Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
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School For Officers’ Training
New York City
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Pittsburgh Temple Corps
Long
Irma Long
Clymer
Norma Jean
Judy Ann
Salvation Army
Colonel Atkinson
John C. Hamit
Erle
Chain saws target homes as half move toward DIY chores
The article notes a shift from professional to home use in chain saw sales, with 70 percent now bought by nonpros. Lighter, cheaper models appeal to women and children, while firms race to new designs, including a tree climbing self returning unit. American makers eye growing foreign markets and diversify product lines to avoid layoffs.
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United States
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Los Angeles
Homesite
Textron
Byram
Conn
Atkins
Borg-Warner
Chicago
Outboard Marine
Waukegan
Clinton Engines
New York City
Thomas Industries
Louisville
Robert P. McCulloch
McCulloch Corporation
Lincoln Service Offers U S Government Job Prep Since 1948
The Lincoln Service advertises free information on U S Civil Service job openings and test preparation. It claims thousands of people have used its services since 1948 and promotes private sector security and high starting salaries. Send coupon for a list of positions, qualifications, and salaries.
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U. S. Civil Service
Excel
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Dept. ID Pekin
Tindal Tam
U. A
U. S
Russians Launch Three Satellites In Cosmos Series
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched three unmanned satellites with one rocket in the Cosmos program begun March 16, 1962. The satellites move in nearby orbits, completing an Earth circuit every 106 minutes. Tass says scientific gear includes Mayak radios, though details are sparse.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Hitch hiker Pays Benefactor For Ride Wrecking Car
McAdoo of Conneaut Lake told State Police yesterday his car was wrecked early morning by a hitchhiker he had picked up and let drive. The driver ran the car into a utility pole, then continued driving until the car broke down and fled. McAdoo, who was slightly injured, was treated and released from Spencer Hospital. Police ask anyone seeing a hitchhiker in the area between 3 and 5 am yesterday to call.
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Adville
C. C
McAdoo
Scranton Eyes Federal Aid for Roads and Bus Plan
Gov. Scranton seeks federal approval to build 800 miles of primary road under Appalachia program. State official Fleming backs a $5.5 million mine reclamation bill as headed to floor promptly. House bus bill for private and parochial students awaits Senate referral and hearings extend into April. Milk probe funding and staffing remain blocked awaiting groundwork and appropriation.
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Scranton
Fleming
Senate Education Committee
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Sweden Drops Abortion Prosecutions Amid Public Backlash
A Swedish uproar over abortion prosecutions prompts the attorney general to drop cases against women who obtained abortions in Poland. Public opinion questions Sweden as a police state while reforms and political pressure push changes in abortion policy and enforcement.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Emanual Wahlberg
Poland
Hans Nestius
Y Leisure Time Courses At Corry Y
The Corry Y M C A schedules adult and youth courses beginning this week. Western square dancing starts with James Matter guiding eight two hour sessions tomorrow at 8 p m. Registration urged for proper square numbers. Vern Nagle teaches eight lessons on repairing furniture with antiques emphasis, starting March 23rd Tuesdays, fees ten dollars for members fifteen for non members. Mrs Walter Darnofall leads sewing for junior and senior high girls. evening class starts March 25th with day class for adults also available. fees ten dollars for members fourteen for non members. Wednesday evenings offer one period classes in coin and stamp collecting caning upholstering antique collecting and family camping. enrollment prior to March 24th. A golf learning class will be scheduled later with a pro instructor and a purchased golf net.
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Corry
Walter Darnofall
Darno
Gym Classes Announced With Fees For Members And Guests
Fees will be ten dollars for members and thirteen dollars for non members Registrations should be made immediately at the Y Courses which do not have enough enrollees will be cancelled Slimnastics for women continues on Tuesday morning and Thursday evening NY members will not be charged a fee new members pay fifty cents per period The two hour period includes one hour of fitness exercises to tone the body and another hour of swimming to relax the body
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Londoners Pay Fares Into Honesty Boxes on Subway
Londoners were asked to drop subway fares into honesty boxes after most ticket sellers walked out during a 24 hour strike. A spokesman said most people were paying, with boxes placed at 115 of 224 stations in a publicly owned system.
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Lgwdun
The
Transport Company
London
Underground
Girard Plans Card Vote on Fluoridation Issue
In Girard the fluoridation question will be mailed to registered voters as a card vote. A card ballot box will be set in the fire hall voting area for the May primary. A special ballot detail will supervise voting to ensure legality of the process.
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Borane
Regblar
Ecard
Korouah
Collegeville man dies in wreck near home
Harev Lewis, 24, of Collegeville, was killed yesterday when his car struck a utility pole and a house about a block from his residence.
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Smashup Collegeville
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