Humphrey Urges Dissent as Civic Duty at MSU Commencement
Vice President Hubert Humphrey addressed Michigan State University graduates urging open speech and dissent. He warned against old labels and urged students to act boldly, arguing dissent strengthens democracy and helps expose unspoken feelings across society.
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East Lansing
Mich
America
Hubert H. Hump
Styphrey
Humphrey
Michigan State University
Umphrey
Airline Strike Threat Forces High Level White House Talks
Secretary of Labor Wirtz summoned Machinists Union representatives and five major airlines to Washington to press for agreement on a new labor contract. The union has rejected terms set by a presidential emergency board, with Wirtz sending telegrams to union and airline leaders for a meeting.
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James J. Reynolds
Guardsmen Hurt As Convoy Crashes In Wisconsin
At least ten guardsmen were wounded or burned when a convoy truck crashed into a guard rail on Interstate 90 94 near Juneau County. Four or five ambulances carried the stricken men to Hess Memorial Hospital. Witnesses said the truck carrying soldiers to summer encampment at Camp McCoy hit the rail, caught fire, and tipped. Col. Fred Van Roo said no ammunition was being carried.
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Mauston
Wis
Wisconsin
National
Fred van Roo
32Nd Division
Camp McCoy
State advances bonds for large air project
Sacramento reports the Public Works Board approved sale of 13 million dollars in revenue bonds to begin construction of a 33 million dollar state air project on a 630 acre site. Bids to be opened June 1 for the first 6.6 million. The action follows a Northwest plains clash in September 1965 amid Indian and Pakistani fighting.
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API
State Public Works Board
Chandigarh
India
Bert Betts
Northwest Plains
Fair
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