College chaplain restored to St Marys after suspension
The chaplain of St Marys College was reinstated to his priestly duties yesterday after a brief suspension blamed on a misunderstanding by college authorities.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1968
Page
5
The chaplain of St Marys College was reinstated to his priestly duties yesterday after a brief suspension blamed on a misunderstanding by college authorities.
Negro football star Ted Watkins 27 was shot and survived a wounding in Stockton. Prosecutor says the shooting was self defense and justifiable.
The House passed a bill to distribute over 24 million dollars to about 40 000 California Indians as 700 each for lands taken in 1852 The measure authorizes payments from funds tied to a 1964 Indian Claims Commission judgment and directs distribution to individuals rather than tribal groups The bill faces Senate review with debate over lack of a binding referendum and the distribution method despite demonstrations by Indians in Washington DC
NORFOLK AP at Cape Henry divers found a hulk 70 miles northeast of the cape while hunting for the missing submarine Scorpion. The hulk may be the German U 548 destroyed by U.S. warships on April 30, 1945. Pargo spotted it 180 feet down and the Sunbird assisted dives. The hulk measures about 250 feet long.
Police say Warhol was critically wounded after a shooting at his studio. Valeria Solanis, a 28 year old fellow artist, surrendered after stating she had fired a pistol. Mario Amaya also wounded in the incident. Warhol remained in critical condition with a 50 50 chance for survival.
PARIS AP French union leaders head toward a possible agreement as they near the end of a three day strike. Stores reopen and transit gradually resumes, while government optimism faces uncertainties about ratification and protests persist across the Paris region. Sir Walter Nash, former New Zealand prime minister, dies at 86.
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