Colleges Closed After Bomb Blast and Protests
Racial disturbances shut Bluefield State College West Virginia after a bomb tore part of the gym building and 1,400 students were sent home. Oshkosh State University suspended over 80 percent of its Negro students after a campus demonstration. San Francisco State College planned a three day convocation to discuss Black Student Union demands as classes were halted until December 2. Two students and two others were arrested at Colorado State University during an attempt to enter a military science building.
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Curfew Enforces Quiet After Jerusalem Market Blast
In Jerusalem Arab quarter imposed 8 p.m. curfew after Friday market blast killed 12 and injured over 50. Police blockaded streets, Arabs kept from East Jerusalem, while investigators probe the attack blamed on Sabotage groups.
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Mortar misfires near White House in leaflets attack
A homemade device aimed at the White House exploded harmlessly in a toolshed several hundred feet away. The anti Communist leaflets signed by Minutemen were packed into a vegetable can and launched from a trash can near 15th Street and the Washington Monument. FBI Secret Service and Army bomb experts are investigating.
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Burglary Charge After Predawn Ingress In Bar
A predawn intruder entry into a restroom led Charles Wolford to bar the door and call help. Police later charged 28 year old Barrel Ly Sears with burglary after the incident at a residence.
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Kennedy marks fifth anniversary of JFK death
Rose Kennedy spent the day at a Boston Goodwill workshop and a suburban department store promoting Flame of Hope Day. She recalled son Bobby and urged helping the handicapped, saying her plan is to act as her late husband would have. Shoppers bought handicapped workers dresses as several hundred cards of tribute were signed.
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Stupidity Problem Highlighted at University Instruction Conference
E. Lee Harrisberger of Oklahoma State University warned that modern society suffers from a Stupidity problem. He noted only eight percent of the nation's top quartile of high school students go on to doctoral degrees, signaling brain power waste at the conference in Las Cruces New Mexico.
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E. Lee Harrisberger
Oklahoma State University
Caterpillar Stew Questioned by UC Expert
Irvine California AP report notes Dr Ronald Taylor of the University of California says a serious study is needed on insects as human food as population rises. He observes people eat crustaceans but recoil from caterpillars and grasshoppers that feed on plants.
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Ronald Taylor
Nixon seeks wide search for secretary of state pick
President-elect amid a broad talent hunt for roughly 20 000 lower echelon posts announces advisers are vetting candidates for a top cabinet role. Scranton says he will take on special assignments and Nixon notes age limits may be a factor in choosing a longtime diplomat.
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Soviet Warships Observed Near British Waters
British Defense Ministry says six Soviet warships, two 6,000 ton cruisers armed with guided missiles, anchored north of Scotland near the Orkney Islands. They have a right to be there, but Britain will monitor the situation closely.
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Harrisburg confirms McGinn to regional planning panel
Frank C. P. McGinn of Mill Brook Lane Haverford Township was appointed to the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission. The State Senate confirmed the appointment on Friday for an unspecified term.
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Everett C. Thomas Dies After Heart Transplant Complications
Everett C. Thomas, 41, died from complications after receiving his first transplanted heart on May 3. The Phoenix accountant's condition deteriorated Friday night due to bleeding and kidney failure leading to irreversible cardiac arrest.
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Man Sentenced in Fresno Auto Crash Case
Clif ford Salmon 61 pleaded guilty to felony manslaughter for an auto accident that left ten children orphaned. He received a prison term of one to five years Friday in Fresno California.
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Clifford Salmon
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