University officials tighten security amid campus protests
In Dade County Florida the Public Safety Department canceled a sergeants examination and put off duty officers on telephone alert while freeing police personnel. Yale University New Haven officials rely on protest organizers and expect 200 counselors to manage demonstrations and maintain order.
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Eisenhower 75th birthday marked by world friendship program
Washington honors Dwight D. Eisenhower with a White House program praising his People to People effort for international friendship. Eisenhower’s widow Mamie attends ceremonies as a $100 fundraising dinner backs a $5 million Eisenhower College drive in Seneca Falls New York. Postmaster General Blount dedicates a new Eisenhower stamp in Abilene Kansas while Apollo 11 commander Neil Armstrong receives a People-to-People award on a worldwide goodwill tour.
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Moratorium rallies reach across political lines
W Averell Harriman urged dissent as a wartime issue while Whitney M Young of the National Urban League joined protests opposing U S involvement. At Whittier College moratorium leaders plan to light an antiwar flame as a memorial to those who have died amid the conflict.
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Thieu invites US students to visit Vietnam to ease antiwar views
President Nguyen Van Thieu on Hon Khoai Island near Hue invited 100 American students opposed to the Vietnam War to visit South Vietnam. He said such visits could dissipate misunderstandings about the war and that many Americans support the Allied effort, despite a recent antiwar demonstration in the United States. Thieu spoke after attending a mass funeral for 400 people executed in Hue by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese during Tet 1968. US paratroopers recently found mass graves.
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Officials Discuss Prison Reform and Death Penalty Stance
Sarver and Morton defend reform over punishment as they criticize prison funding. They advocate altering convict attitudes through education and vocational programs and oppose the death penalty, arguing for salvaging lives rather than executing offenders.
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Murton
Retired Officer Refutes Testimony Over Receipts
The exchange centers on gun receipts and destruction requests tied to Turner and Conlisk. Turner contests Conlisk’s statements as inaccurate while denying specific orders to destroy transfer receipts. Mundt probes Turner under oath amid the ongoing inquiry.
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Astronauts Welcomed in England After World Tour
American moonmen Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins arrived in London amid rain to greet crowds of about 1000 at the U S Embassy. The trio on the 12th of 22 nations on their world tour appeared tired with hoarse voices and were advised by Dr William Carpenter to rest and cancel two TV interviews due to a virus.
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Tobacco Advertising Shifts From TV to Print in 1970
New York AP report notes tobacco firms will redirect two thirds of 235 million in radio and TV ads to magazines, newspapers, billboards, and transit signs next year. About seven million will go to small operators. firms aim to preempt regulatory action and contract terms run out next fall. Decisions predicts the move reflects ads in printed publications rising as broadcast ads fall.
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Cool Weather Moves In As Arkansas Warms By Thursday
The Associated Press reports a high pressure system from Kansas brings cold air into Arkansas dropping temperatures to the 30s Monday night. A slow warming trend is expected through Thursday with Wednesday forecast sunny and warmer. Lows tonight mid 30s to low 40s. highs Monday ranged 50 at Fayetteville to 75 at El Dorado. overnight lows 38 Harrison to 48 Pine Bluff. rainfall totals for 24 hours ending 7 am varied from 01 inch at Harrison to 36 inches at Blytheville.
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Koreans Sink North Korean Infiltration Ship
South Korea reported sinking a North Korean infiltration vessel off the southwest coast near the Juksan Islands after a nine hour chase. The ship carried about 20 North Koreans and featured a high speed metal hull and deceptive appearance. The South Korean destroyer escort and jet fighters returned unharmed as the target went down in deep waters.
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Associated Press
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Defense Ministry
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Yellow Sea
NO NEWS OF astronauts to the moon
U S experts believe the Soviets plan to send rocket parts to platforms orbiting outside Earth and assemble them there for flights deeper into space. They had expected a space platform this year or in 1970. The United States focuses on moon flights and a space station by 1972. Brezhnev Kosygin and Pidgorny hailed the Soyuz mission as an outstanding achievement.
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Arkansas Opposes National Vietnam Moratorium Plan
The American Legion and American Party of Arkansas oppose the nationwide Vietnam moratorium on college campuses in Arkansas. Leaders Leon Reed and Walter Carruth call the protest misguided while noting support for government and the Nixon stance. Campuses from Fayetteville to Little Rock plan rallies, speeches, memorial services, and armbands with many students participating in events and boycotts.
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