Ivy League Students Plan Protests Over War
Students at Harvard and eight other Ivy League papers issue a joint moratorium call urging nationwide campus strikes and demonstrations over U S involvement in Indochina. The National Student Association plans mass mailings to 515 member colleges as protests erupt with about 2000 Columbia students flooding Upper Broadway demanding the campus closure.
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Indochina
Asia
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New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
National Student Association
Columbia University
New York City
Upper Broadway
Broadway
116Th Street
Navy
Federal Building
Alameda Naval Air Station
Stanford University
Alameda
Stanford
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Bascom Hill
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Nixon to Welcome Chinese Ping Pong Team at White House
President Nixon meets China’s elite table tennis squad in a White House Rose Garden event marking another step in warming U S relations after a 14 day ice-breaker mission. Demonstrations outside and campus protests amid the visit color a tense backdrop.
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Washington
Nixon
China
White House
Peking
Rose Garden
Chou En-tai
Forbidden City
Tricia Nixon Cox
William P. Rogers
University of Maryland Cole Field House
Chuang Tse-tung
University of Michigan
Alexander Feirstein
National Committee
U.s.-China
Bombs, gunfire in Belfast as 2 guerrillas slain in daylong fight
British troops killed two IRA guerrillas in an all day battle in Belfast amid mounting Northern Ireland violence. Three soldiers and several civilians were wounded as troops faced attacks from rooftops and barricades. A funeral for IRA leader Joseph McCann looms amid a weekend of attacks and further threats of violence.
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Northern Ireland
Joseph McCann
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Londonderry
Strike in Uruguay as 14 hour general walkout planned
In Montevideo labor leaders press ahead with a 14 hour general strike amid a state of internal war. The plan aims for a 40 percent wage rise, with factory workers leaving midmorning and other groups stopping work. The government reports multiple deaths in recent clashes and a crackdown on media reporting.
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Montevideo
National Workers Convention
Congress
Juan M. Bordaberry
Communist Party
Tupamaros
Arkla Gas submits new cost report to PSC
Arkla Gas Co filed with the Arkansas Public Service Commission a 1971 based cost of service study for industrial customers. The PSC had previously ordered a new report using its method after finding noncompliance with earlier requests. The filing seeks a 32 cent per 1,000 cubic feet industrial rate, with prior reports showing a 14.58 to 16.78 cent deficiency per 1,000 cubic feet.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
PSC
Arkla
Boyett Resigns as Transport Panel Member
LITTLE ROCK AP Edward H. Boyett resigns from the state Transportation Commission and Governor Dale Bumpers will appoint Garry L. Brewer to fill Boyett's term expiring next year. Boyett will become hearing examiner for the federal Social Security Administration in Hazard Kentucky. Brewer is the governor's aide on prison and parole matters. Change takes effect May 1.
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Little Rock
Edward H. Boyett
State Transportation Commission
Dale Bumpers
Garry L. Brewer
Boyett
Federal Social Security Administration
Hazard
Brewer
Champagne Music of Lawrence Welk in Hope Star
Personal note to Alex Washburn from the Hope Star staff thanks him for entertainment coverage with warm regards and gratitude.
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Lawrence Welk
Alex Washburn
Hope Star Hope
Ark
Chicago Traffic Jams And Other Everyday Irritations
A Chicago study finds drivers sit in jams longer here than in any other city. The piece describes gapers blocks crawling cops and exact change toll booth headaches as common delays. It notes a 1813 War of 1812 reference to York Ontario being captured by US troops.
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F. Richard Ciccone
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Canada
York
Toronto
Upper Canada
Director Named to Office in Arkansas DRS
Ron K. Young age 28 of Little Rock was appointed Monday as director of the Office on Early Childhood Development in the Arkansas Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services. The appointment takes effect May 1 and succeeds Tom Frazier who resigned last year.
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Little Rock
Ron K. Young
State Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services
Young
Tom Frazier
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