Judge Orders Cheyney Board to Hear Expulsion Cases
A Commonwealth Court judge in Harrisburg ruled the Cheyney State College trustees must give nine expelled students a hearing within a reasonable time. The decision shifts the process from a campus review board to the trustees while suspending the students from campus until final board action.
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Cheyney State College
Commonwealth Court
Harrisburg
Carl B. Shelley
Cheyney
Thornbury
Shelley
Philadelphia
Cecil B. College
Judicial Review Board
Moore. Cheyney
Wade Wilson
Five Die In Cleveland Hotel Fire
A four story A A Hotel in downtown Cleveland burned killing at least five people. Firefighters feared more bodies might be found as crews reached other rooms. One survivor, 46 year old John Peters, said he woke at about 5 am to a mattress fire and suspected a cigarette or match left burning.
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Cleveland, Ohio
A&a
John Peters
Peters
Apollo Team Activates Fuel Cells For Moon Orbit Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the Apollo and launch team began the critical task of activating the three fuel cells supplying power for the spacecraft in its moon orbit. The process uses supercold liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen to generate electricity and water. Astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders tightened training as countdown for Saturday's 7 51 am EST liftoff nears. If successful they will orbit the moon for 20 hours at Christmastime paving the way for lunar landing missions next year. The Delta rocket earlier launched a communications satellite.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Apollo & Launch Team
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Delta
State Tax Boost Predicted in Harrisburg Budget Briefing
Gov Shafer hints at a possible tax increase for 1969 70 to fund existing programs and a projected 32.5 billion budget, with aides noting figures may change before the formal budget is released. House Democrats led by Herbert Fineman vow to resist a broad income tax and demand proof of necessity for new spending.
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Shafer
Commonwealth
House
Herbert Fineman
D-Philadephia
Fineman
House Democrats
Chamber
General Assembly
Arthur F. Sampson
Shofen
Democraty
Inaugural Bird Control: Fink Seals Route for Nixon Parade
Wilmette inventor Joe Fink and eight workers spent 12 days spraying 100 trees along Pennsylvania Avenue with 2000 gallons of his nonpoisonous chemical to deter starlings for four months. The $10,000 contract covers the White House to Capitol route for the 1969 inauguration. Fink recalls earlier demonstrations and Eisenhower’s 1953 parade success. He plans final inspection Jan 1 and will observe the ceremony.
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Joe
Fink
Nixon
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Bird Control Laboratory
Starlings
Department of Parks
Eisenhower
Johnson Joins Flu Victims
The nation battles a worsening influenza epidemic with President Johnson hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital and Vice President Humphrey recovering in Phoenix. Absent postal workers threaten holiday mail delivery as New York records 107 flu deaths last week and schools in multiple states close for Christmas.
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Maryland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Phoenix
Ariz
Humphrey
Los Angeles
Washington
Marvin W. Watson
New York City
Albert M. Schwartz
New York County Medical Society
Edward O’rourke
Altamont
N.Y
Albany
New York State
Colorado
State Health Department
Denver
Cambodia to Free 12 American Soldiers in Christmas Gesture
Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced that 12 American soldiers will be released, with 11 Americans and one South Vietnamese freed for Christmas. A Viet Cong spokesman listed Thomas Nelson Jones Donald L. Smith and James W. Brigham as those offered, while Pentagon confirms the names on capture and missing lists. The journalist notes anticipated flights to Bangkok and calls the move a step toward improving U S and South Vietnamese relations amid ongoing fighting and exchanges.
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Saigon
Lis
Donald L. Smiths
U.S
Prince Norodom
Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
Paris
Thomas Nelson Jones
Donald L. Smith
James W. Brigham
Washington
Pentagon
Thomas N. Jones
Pfc
Donald G. Smith
James W. Brigham Jr
Norman Thomas Socialist Leader Dies at 84
Norman Thomas a six time Socialist presidential candidate and noted moral voice died at Hilaire Far Nursing Home Huntington New York aged 84. Announcement came from nursing director Margaret Gottsegen.
Inside Your Daily Timel: Holiday Decor and Listings
Page guide lists holiday decorations, feature on sea derived decor. Sections cover Catholic League basketball banner ranking, amusements, bridge, classifieds, comics, clock, crossword, obituaries, sports, television, and the family and community pages with horoscopes and junior editors.
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Banner
Florida Coed Kidnapping Ransom Cash Recovered in Biscayne Bay
Police recovered a suitcase and a duffel bag filled with cash after two men swapped a ransom payment for Barbara Jane Mackle near Biscayne Bay. Investigators said Robert Mackle had placed about 500000 in the bay under kidnapper instructions, while officers pursued suspects who fled toward a car and a distant jungle area. Barbara, 20, had been staying at a Miami motel with her mother and faced no confirmed release.
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Charles Price
Mackie
Florida
Barbata
Atlanta
Mackle
Fred Frohbase
Miami
FBI
Fla
Frodbose
Barbara Jane Mackle
Bar
Yara Jane
Biscayne Bay
Barbara Miami
Emory College
Coral Gables Florida
Deltona Corporation
Massachusetts
Self
Tthey
U S and Viet Nam Talks Stressed in Paris and Saigon
In Paris and Saigon tensions rise as U S officials and Vietnamese leaders seek progress toward a peace conference. Ky dismisses Kissinger remarks as rhetoric while combat casualties mount with 22 killed and 1 109 wounded reported.
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U. S
Peking
Moscow
Hanoi
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Inixon
Suilagain
Henry A. Kissinger
Sen
Washington
U.S
George McGovern
NLF
Kissin
Vietnam
Ger
Nixon
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