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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1967
Page
5
Columbia professor says Korean scholars found an 8th century Buddhist scroll in Kyongju pagoda. The 20 to 21 foot long text dates between 704 and 751 and uses 12 wooden blocks for impressions. Damage includes worming and decay, with study by Korea’s Cultural Assets Preservation Committee.
Richard Speck, 25, charged with eight murders, moved by car from Cook County jail to Peoria. He will be tried on all eight indictments together when the trial opens in Peoria Monday, under Judge Herbert C. Paschen. The judge also ordered sweeping news coverage restrictions for the trial.
Air Force planes hunted for Biosatellite 1 after it likely dropped to Earth in Australia following a two month orbit. The 280 pound capsule carried insects bacteria seeds and a radiation source and may have deployed its parachute on reentry. NASA tracked the capsule from Cape Kennedy Dec 14 with a mission to study space flight effects on organisms.
UF students staged overnight protests at Tigert Hall demanding dialogue on discipline. They sought an elected committee and a reconsideration of Pamela Brewer’s two year probation for posing nude in an off campus magazine.
Raleigh AP report notes a bill to allow judicial review of suspensions when liability insurance lapses. Representative George T. Clark Jr. argues a Superior Court judge could consider hardship and financial responsibility. The bill would not permit driving without insurance but lets judges weigh exceptions.
A study by Commerce Clearing House shows air pollution problems drawing major legislative attention nationwide. Measures include incinerator controls tax exemptions for control devices and pollution commissions with bills in New York Massachusetts Maryland Colorado Oregon Connecticut and other states.
Fourteen Latin American states signed the Tlatelolco treaty banning the use, manufacture, storage, or acquisition of nuclear weapons in Latin America. Ratification hurdles remain as only Mexico pledged to waive the requirements immediately. several signatories may waive later while others consider joining.
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