Dispute Over Amnesty Columbia Still Closed By Students
New York AP reports an opposing Columbia student faction organized a blockade to pressure end to the weeklong protest. Classes remained canceled as talks continued to resolve the sit in occupying five buildings near Low Memorial Library. About 100 protesters inside and around 200 blockade supporters outside faced ongoing university efforts to restore normal operations.
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Mauling Victim Improves After Lion Attack in San Francisco
In San Francisco, Amos Watson, a 52 year old Milpitas man, was hospitalized in serious but improving condition after being mauled by a lion at Fleishhacker Zoo. The incident occurred Saturday. Watson's status was described as improving at San Francisco General Hospital.
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Quits Klan Grand Dragon Calvin Craig Resigns
Calvin Craig, Georgia Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon, yesterday announced his resignation from the racist organization. He had been active in a voter registration program and in the federally sponsored Model Cities development, saying his departure would help move toward a time when black and white men can stand shoulder to shoulder in a united America.
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Rich Are Getting Richer Americans See Fortune Rise
A Fortune Magazine survey reports the number of Americans with fortunes above 100 million dollars has tripled in a decade. Oilman J Paul Getty and Howard Hughes top the list at about 7.3 million each, with 66 people over 150 million and several others over 500 million. The list also includes Nelson Rockefeller and Kennedy family members in the 200 to 300 million range.
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Pentagon Scientist Outlines Sentinel ABM Plan Against China
Pentagon chief scientist Dr. John Foster told the Senate committee that the Sentinel antiballistic missile system could form the foundation for an expanded defense, with initial plans targeting China’s rudimentary missiles in the 1970s while laying groundwork for broader Soviet protection. he noted current capabilities cannot stop large-scale Soviet attacks and discussed deployment limits and strategic aims.
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Dublin Fourth Festival Parade Draws Biggest Crowd
About 1,500 residents joined a sprawling Spring Festival parade through Dublin. Coast Guard units from Alameda won the overall trophy as 129 entries lined the streets and parks, with drum and bugle corps, school bands, and colorful floats earning top honors and cash prizes.
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Victory By Negroes In Boycott In Greenwood
In Greenwood Mississippi a prolonged selective buying boycott by Negro residents has crippled downtown commerce, forcing most white merchants to reach a peace with boycott leaders. Only essentials like drugs and banking remain untouched as talks with city officials stall. The drive, begun after a prior failed attempt, is led largely by Black residents with a key white priest Rev Nathaniel R Machesky among leaders. Johnson Street merchants brokered an accord last week ending the action there.
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Teen-Ager Trapped On Old Quarry Wall
A distressed youth, identified as Robert Cunicern, was trapped on a quarry wall in Daly City as officials and neighbors responded. A tense scene unfolded with talk of race and community leadership, while merchants urged the City Council to address the incident and calls for action.
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Rescue on 235 Foot Wall by San Francisco Firefighter
After a half hour a San Francisco firefighter named Jerry Green was lowered on a tie line to the 235 foot high wall and rescued a boy. The incident highlights swift response by the department and successful handling of a dangerous rescue on a city structure.
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