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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1969

Page

7

Turbulent era remembered by San Francisco State grads

San Francisco State College graduates nearly 11,000 undergraduates in a year of upheaval. Acting President Hayakawa faced protests, police clashes, and a four month strike led by BSU and SDS demanding minority and black studies programs, autonomous departments, and broader admissions. While some demands were unresolved, the campus remained open and debates on ROTC and campus governance continued amid a volatile political climate.

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Wildlife campaigns save birds and alligators nationwide

The Audubon Society and Friends of Animals helped spur protective laws for the white egret and the whooping crane, while a global drive to stop Canadian seal hunts and to save the American alligator faces poaching and illicit trade. Officials note declines in alligator numbers, with calls to curb interstate hides and imports of endangered animals.

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Hero of the Soviet Union asserts private bath room rights

In a Moscow central bath a Hero of the Soviet Union demanded a private bath room, citing his status to override a prior booking. A female staff member and the director’s deputy tried to intervene, but the Hero and his companion occupied the room, claiming rights and leaving staff unable to object.

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