Prof Hits Anti War Advocates
Berkeley reports show San Francisco State College professor Marshall Windmiller criticizing antiwar advocates for overemphasizing demonstrations and gimmicks. He urged more educational work during a UC rally of about 150 peace activists, noting leaders exhibit paranoid traits while a later Viet Nam Day rally drew about 50 attendees with speaker Stanley Faulkner, a New York attorney.
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Pupils Conquer Nature On Three Day Expedition
AP reports 25 Woods High School pupils from Warren Michigan spent 72 hours in a near Lupton wilderness with no weapons relying on apples porcupine meat and rye kernels for sustenance. A porcupine quill wound injured Michael Arwood who helped lead the trek alongside psychologist Peter Cautsas and teacher Robert Noe as students faced a thunderstorm and harsh conditions.
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Ten bison released near Gallup in New Mexico
In Gallup New Mexico ten bison five bulls and five cows were released by Game and Fish officials in the heart of the state's Indian country. The herd was brought from Montana and is intended to grow large enough for hunting.
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Red China Attacks Johnson Europe Ties Plan
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist China denounces President Johnsons push for closer links with Eastern Europe. The People's Daily accuses Moscow of aiding the United States to shift military strength from Europe to Asia, branding the move a conspiracy to spread capitalism.
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Automakers resist Chrysler cost cutting push
General Motors Ford and American Motors say they will not follow Chrysler in trimming salaried staff and budgets. Chrysler says nonproduction units must cut about 16 percent to offset a 940 million loss from 1967 price reductions. About 30,000 general administrative workers are at Chrysler.
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Douglass Colof
Jege
New Brunswick
Global Cold War Tensions Rise Amid Trade Talks and Prison Breaks
Broadcast by the New China News Agency cites a US Soviet alliance seen as existing yet unpublic, while President Johnson seeks broader trade with Russia and Eastern Europe. Brezhnev calls the idea delusion, as Moscow hosts East European leaders amid regional tensions. In California, two Soviet bloc prisoners escaped from Folsom Prison after a water tank truck aided their daylight break, later found nearby.
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