UNC Replies To Speaker Ban Challenge
The University of North Carolina says freedom of expression is the right to speak not to demand a speaker’s pulpit. In Greensboro the university replies to a suit by students at Chapel Hill and by Herbert Aptheker and Frank Wilkinson. Oral arguments are set for January 25 before a three judge federal court.
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Possible Purchases From Reds Probed
Senate investigators examine charges that U S military contractors bought supplies for Vietnam from Hong Kong firms controlled by Communist China. The inquiry may see public hearings after January 10 196? and follows a London Observer report of Red China steel used for Vietnam bases. The Pentagon denies substantiation.
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Bacon Price Sparks Housewife Ire and Public Comment
Washington AP report notes gov ernment statistician Arthur M Ross calls bacon the bacon mystique as he questions if a 10.3 percent November drop would calm housewives. He says bacon price shifts provoke more consumer complaints than other items. Sapporo Japan is described as snowy five months yearly and a major skiing area.
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