Stanford Graduates Protest Racial Injustice With Armbands
About 10,000 people attended Stanford University's commencement where 2,790 graduates wore white armbands and signs reading Stanford out of South Africa to protest racial injustice and university investments in firms doing business there. The event followed student demonstrations over a 93,500-share Fort Motor Co. stake and calls for divestment, with trustees agreeing to study the issue.
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Dale Evans joins Anita Bryant debate defending faith and gays
Dale Evans defends Anita Bryant’s stance against homosexuals and arti gays urging Christians to stress Christianity as a whole. Evans quotes Roy Rogers and cites gay entertainers as courteous yet wrong in lifestyle while noting a New Orleans protest against Miss Bryant.
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Gays Hold Vigil Over Ordinance Repeal In San Francisco
Several hundred San Francisco homosexuals gathered Sunday outside Mary’s Cathedral to protest the June 7 repeal of a local gay rights ordinance in Dade County. Gay groups including Gay AA Non and Lesbian Rights Alliance participated in the vigil seeking broader support among laymen and clergy.
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Two Arrests Made In Audubon Prints Theft
The FBI arrested two men in the Audubon prints theft case. Suspects Francis De Forest Van Zandt and Roy Louis Morrell, both about 20, face federal charges. Four bound volumes of 15th year old John James Audubon prints were recovered, with locations in North Carolina and New York.
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Tornado and hail sweep Plains with widespread storms
Severe weather spread across the Plains Sunday night into today with thunderstorms and heavy rains. Hail of baseball size struck Bladen Nebraska but caused no injuries. Meteorologists reported two inches of rain in Galveston Texas and Fayetteville Arkansas, with watches issued for Idaho and other western states as storms stretched into Montana Oregon and the southeast.
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Missing widow declared dead in cruise disappearance
Betty B Williams, 58, a wealthy widow who vanished from a Pacific cruise, was legally declared dead by Judge Douglee Kramer. The ruling cites her disappearance on March 15 near Monterey, California. Her three surviving sons sued Fred Fest Lines for $15 million, alleging misconduct tied to her death.
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Science Group meets for five day Pacific division gathering
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The Pacific Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science holds its annual meet in San Francisco with about 2 000 scientists from the nation’s largest scientific organization discussing diverse topics The New Left should organize in small groups to address political issues and build a mass movement while praising anti modest demonstrations in New Hampshire and West Germany Menlo Park UPI Ronald A Fanucchi 25 of San Francisco a PG&E lineman died after falling 100 feet from a tower his safety belt未 secured according to the county sheriff’s office
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Rally to Stop Evictions at Litera tional Hotel in San Francisco
About 2,000 rally outside the Litera tional Hotel as tenants brace for eviction and demolition. Sheriff Hongisto has 25 days to clear the site after a five day legal warning period expired. Protesters vow nonviolent civil disobedience amid tense tensions and a minor Pasadena quake reported nearby.
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