University Authorities Move Against Leaders Of Protests
Wisconsin and California authorities move to suspend or charge leaders of antiwar and antidraft protests as Madison riot police clash with demonstrators. Berkeley students face university rule violations while Oakland siege of the induction center escalates. Governor Reagan hints at National Guard use.
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N.Y
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Mass
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He Lives At A More Gentle Pace
Dr Irvine S Page former president of the American Heart Association who had a coronary four months earlier says he is wiser and aging carcass. He spoke at the AHA 40th annual meeting in San Francisco and now lives at a slower pace drinking one cup of coffee daily doing calisthenics and walking.
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Sanford Urges Super Toll Roads in Eastern NC
Former Gov. Terry Sanford called for super toll roads to connect eastern North Carolina with inland areas. Speaking to ECU Young Democrats in Greenville, he cited Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel as models, arguing private funding and tolls can accelerate regional development.
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Terry Sanford
North Carolina
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North Carolina Insurance Chief to rule on auto rate hike
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier plans to decide within 30 days on a 16.5 percent average auto liability rate increase sought by the rate office. If approved, typical drivers would pay about eight dollars more annually. The hearing, opened July 25 and recessed for data review, included disputes over stockholder reports as evidence. Lanier said the public is curious about such data.
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Circuit Judge Orders Arrest of King in Alabama Case
Circuit Judge William Barber ordered arrest warrants for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and seven ministers over 1963 contempt charges tied to parades and demonstrations defying a court order. Defendants face a five day jail term and a $50 fine, with potential extra 20 days if fines remain unpaid.
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Ohio
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Middle Class Negroes Lashed By Fuller
Howard Fuller, a Durham anti poverty worker, blasts North Carolina middle class Negroes as conservative and forgetful of their Black brothers in poverty. He accuses the state of a “snow job” to craft a progressive image while race relations stay critical.
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Stanley’s Quest Uncovers Congo’s Central Africa
Britannica notes Sir Henry Morton Stanley hired by a New York newspaper to find Livingstone actually mapped and opened vast parts of the Congo and central Africa, completing his historic exploration.
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