Miller Family Counts Degrees Across San Mateo Colleges
Shirley Miller and Earl Miller of San Leandro pursued separate degrees while supporting eight years of study at College of San Mateo Chabot College and University of California options. Shirley earned top scholastic marks and aims for a nursing degree at a California hospital program. Earl, an engineering technician, plans to continue toward a bachelor’s in engineering at UC or San Jose State after his nurse wife finishes.
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Alameda Naval Alg
University of Califonia
San Jose
Wilhuuk Paty
Amma
College of
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Bart
Shirley
Graduating Grandmother Earns Associate Arts Degree
Mrs. Russell CG Leathorn, AV, proudly displays her Associate Arts in education to her granddaughter Cathryn Humphreys. Her daughter Mrs. George C Humphreys of San Lorenzo attends. Leathorn plans to attend California State College Hayward to credential and hopes to substitute teach. She resides at D25e Proctor Hoal Hayward and trained at Berkeley High School in 1927.
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Russell CG. Leathorn
Cathryn Humphreys
George C. Humphreys
San Lorenzo
Leathorn
California State College
Hayward
Seathorn
Proctor Hoal
Berkele High School
Chabot
Glenauvon
Saskatchewan
Schools Blamed For Delinquency In Juvenile Crime Report
Washington AP reports a plan by two consultants to the President's crime commission blaming schools for rising juvenile delinquency. They argue schools fail to adapt to social changes, prejudice youths, and push some into trouble, urging youth services bureaus and new handling methods within the civil system. The release accompanies the commission's juvenile crime report noting broader constitutional protections for youths in delinquency cases following a recent Supreme Court ruling.
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President's Crime Commission
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Carhey
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Commission On Law
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Erin Commission
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Clairman
Nicholas Katzenbach
Juvenile Court
Supreme Court
Gerald Francis Gault
Dodd Defense Long In Trouble By JACK BELL
Washington AP report on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd facing censure charges and Sen. Russell Long's defense. The article notes leadership concerns, potential resignations, and McCarthy's threat to quit the Armed Services Committee if ethics findings are challenged. Senate debate timing targets Tuesday or Wednesday for a vote.
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Thomas J. Dodd
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Long
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Gene J. McCarthy
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Congress
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Spiers Cis
Cas- Wes
Dade
Bong
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Huey Long
Guardsmen Withdraw From Riot-Torn Cincinnati Area
National Guard units began pulling out of Cincinnati after a night police termed almost normal following earlier unrest. City officials met with Guard leaders to de escalate and return to normalcy while Dayton saw limited incidents including a $200,000 supermarket blaze suspected to be arson.
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Cintermall
Vieting
Gal
Cincinnati
Heay Sandman
Col
James Clear
Ohio National Guard
Sandman
Dayton
Ohio
West Side
Meredith Plans March in Mississippi Amid Turmoil
Jackson Mississippi UPI report recalls Meredith resuming plans for a march into the Mississippi Delta after a shotgun death near June 6, 1968. He vows to proceed from Hernando toward Jackson by way of the highway, aiming to challenge registration and expose racial fear while Black Power rhetoric grows.
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Hernan Lainor
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Martin. Luther
King
Stokely Carmichael
Tollock
Méreditt
South
Missis
Sippi Delta
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