Chancellor Meyerson takes post amid Berkeley campus unrest
Fast moving chancellor Meyerson assumes acting role at the University of California Berkeley as student protests flare. He names an emergency committee, imposes campus rules for free discussion, and signals a February return to normal terms as dissidents plan a Sproul Hall rally.
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Berkele
University of California
Martin Meyerson
University’s of Regents
Edward Strong
Meyerson
Berkeley
Sproul Hall
Sproul Halls
Dr. Strong
Dean Meyerson
Rivers Favors Continuing Draft In US Military Reform
U S Rep L Mendel Rivers new chair of the House Armed Services Committee backs a continued draft and higher military spend, citing drafts of pay bills to add 800 to 900 million dollars yearly. He notes no position on reserves in National Guard and says the US lacks a modern interceptor or all purpose aircraft.
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Washington
U. S
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House
Armed Services Committee
South Carolina
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Air Force Space Digest
Air Force Associations
National Guard
Public mood shifts as Congress gains support
A Louis Harris survey shows a dramatic change in view of Congress from 65 percent calling its work fair or worse last year to 64 percent now rating it excellent or good. Voters credit Civil Rights, the tax cut, foreign aid, welfare and Social Security measures for the shift, while regional views vary.
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Louis Harris
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
John Kennedy
Johnson
JFK
Csely
Amer
Clergyman's Wife Says Lot Not Easy
Brenda Wolfe, wife of an Anglican priest, says clerics should be celibate because marriage makes the job hard. In Prism she notes four children, social duties, and lack of support, arguing a priest’s wife bears an unjust burden and that clerics ought to be celibate.
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Colin Frost
London
Brenda Wolfe
Prism
Traffic Deaths Set New Record During New Year Holiday
The nation ended its New Year holiday period with 453 traffic fatalities over 78 hours, the worst three day total on record. California led with 69 deaths, while Texas and New York followed with 45 and 24 respectively. The National Safety Council warned alcohol may be a major factor in the surge and预计 1964 total traffic deaths will reach about 48,000.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
California
California Highway Patrol
Kent Milton
Texas
New York
Illinois
Alaska
Delaware
Hawaii
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
Safety Council
Volunteers Learn Real Work for VISTA Program in NC
In Durham AP reports North Carolina Fund trains 13 Volunteers in Service to America for a year of field work. Cited are diverse backgrounds and ages 20 to 81 with assignments in Winston Salem New Bern California and Appalachia to aid migrants poverty and the retarded, under Mor ris H Cohen and Camp New Hope.
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Durham
N.C
Peace Corps
Morris H. Cohen
The
North Carolina Fund
Service To
America
VISTA
California
Appalachia
Cohen
Camp New Hope
Winston-Salem
New Bern
North Carolina
Elizabeth Brown
Kinston
Richard P. Guske
Oregon
J. E. Holmes
Holmes
Spring Lake
Mich
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Harris Survey
Lone
Psd
N. Main St
Ken Gibson
Mgr
Friis
B. Ball
Greensboro
Lee Institute
Guilford College
Revival Services Bible Missionary Church
Kivett Dr
High Point, N. C
Glen Patterson Duncan
Oklahoma
Pilot Life’s New
Pilot
Greensboro, North Carolina
LIFE
Stig & Ran
T. H. Worth
Hylton
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