Embattled President Quits Post
Robert R. Smith resigns after six months as president of San Francisco State College amid faculty student and political pressure. Acting president is S J Hayakawa. Reagan and trustees expect turmoil to continue as protests and campus violence persist. George Murray investigation adds to campus tensions.
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Los Angeles
Robert R. Smith
San Francisco State College
Ronald Reagan
California
Smith
S.J. Hayakawa
Reagan
Hayakawa
Nathan Hare
San Francisco State
San Francisco
George Murray
Glen S. Dunxe
Murray
Viet Cong Political Workers Arrested in Saigon
South Vietnamese police captured 85 Viet Cong political workers in Saigon in a two week roundup to crush an emerging Communist political apparatus. Among the detainees 15 were women and all had criminal or pro Communist records. Most were residents of Saigon.
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Viet Cong
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S. Command! Party
South Vietnam
U.S
Nine Arrested Accused of Cosa Nostra Operations
A roundup began Nov 11 targeting Cosa Nostra activity in western New York and Ontario. Stefano Magaddino, 77, head of the western New York faction, and his son Peter, plus Nicoletti and others, faced federal racketeering and interstate gambling charges linked to a Niagara Falls funeral home base.
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Cosa Nostra
Buffalo
N.Y
FBI
Westan
New York
Ontario
Canada
Niagara Falls
Stefano Magaddino
Cis
Maggadino
Peter
Benjamin Nicoletti Sr
Erie County
Magaddino
Sam Puglese
Pasquale Pansero
Augustine Rizzo
North Tonawanda
Louis C. Pavano
Lewiston
Michael Farejla
Gino Monaco
Benjamin Nicoletti
Westerl
Four Orphaned Brothers Seek to Stay Together in NJ
Bruce Westbrook, 16, vows to keep his four brothers Keith 13 James 10 and another unnamed sibling living under one roof after their parents died amid a trailer fire. A Bergen County Children's B ay representative weighs options as Bruce plans a Monday meeting to discuss guardianship or placement with a friend or possibly a five or six room apartment for all. Grandmother Mary Broderick, 78, in New York may assist but income limits loom.
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Lodi
N.J
Robert Westbrook
Bruce Westbrook
Bruce
Children’s Bay
Keith
Bergen County
James
Mary Broderick
New Buardian
York City
Legal Aid For Poor Provided By HEW
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare launches a second major program to provide legal aid for the poor facing divorce, eviction or bill collections. Primarily aiding rural welfare recipients, it supplements city programs and was authorized by Congress in 1967. Cohen cites time to work out details and unknown costs until states apply for funds. The program, backed by ABA endorsement, covers up to 80 percent of state program funding alongside a $94.5 million OEO effort, with aims to reduce frustration and potential riots.
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Jack Miller
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
HEW Sec
Wilbur J. Cohen
Cohen
Richard M. Nixon
American Bar Association
Office of Economic Opportunity
Mary E. Switzer
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Your Pharmacy Today Pioneer Pharmacists Hard Times
A reminiscence from 1963 64 describes pioneer pharmacists under harsh winters vigilantism and road agent threats. A Helena Montana journal reveals supply routes by river overland journeys of 1500 miles with danger constant to keep a small town drug store open. Arthur’s Pharmacy at 1248 South Main advertises hours and phone.
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Arthur's Phar
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Associated
Demilitarized Zone
South Viettnamese
Gio Linh
Benjamin Harrison
Senate
Hawaii
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Long Island Rail Road
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
LIRR
Magaddine
Andrew F. Phelan
Nicoletti
HEW
Myrnigy
Montlieu Ave
Santa
Claus
Sears
WHPE
Joe Bland
America
Helena
Mon‘tans
Richt Watchman
Tay Davis Patrol & Watchman
Joe Blond
Turkey” Hodges
Arthur
CALL
Main Street
Main
W. Kearns
Outdoor Sports, Inc
Matt Mason
AM. Ti
Mattel
Arthurs Pharmacy
Iinet
Serta
C. DeWitt Holton Furniture
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