Diplomacy Needed Over Cuba Base Case Says Fulbright
Senator Fulbright, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urged diplomacy not bluff or arms over a possible Soviet submarine base near Cuba. He said the U S and Russia now approach parity and that the matter should go to SALT talks, noting no submarines were at Cienfuegos at present.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
United States
Russia
John F. Kennedy
Fulbright
ABC
Pentagon
Viera
Arkansas Democrat
Cienfuegos Bay
Ronald Ziegler
Cienfuegos
Campus Unrest Report Greeted Indifferently
A presidential task force report on campus unrest drew mixed reactions from students and scholars. While some praised the commission, others urged immediate action and questioned presidential leadership amid sustained campus disruption.
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Washington
Warner Access
Nevedlessis
Betoothy
Cocaith
Penns
Tennia Gey
William Setaeten
Republian
Peerety Ce
Nixon
Patel
Scranton
Particuhir
Cai
University of California
John Punstwiller
Appreciation for Star staff by Hope High School Student Council
The Hope Star is thanked by the Hope High School Student Council for courtesies and publicity that aided projects and the school system. President Tommy Holt expresses gratitude, saying the newspaper boosts the youth and community and the council hopes to serve the paper in return.
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Magnolia
Micchael L. Russell
Wayne Russell
Rt. 4 Hope
Greene Hall
Southern State College
Russell
Hope High School
Southern State
Association of Men Students
Agriculture Club
Betty McNiel
T. C. MecNiel
al 1 Hope
Women's Recreation Association of
Spring Hill High School
Miss McNiel
Association of Women Students
Riderettes
Cindy Gladney
Magaolia
Peggy Butler
Rosston
Doy Jones
Smackover
Janet McNell
North Little Rock
Women's Recreation Association
SSC
Linda Hall
the Star
Hope High School Student Council
Washburn
Hope Star
Tommy Holt
The Negro Community Reflections and News Snippets
Ester Hicks presents a column mixing reflections with social notes. The piece recounts Mrs Tantha Lawson traveling to Berkeley for a funeral, birth announcements from Terrence Hopkins, and visiting relatives in Grand Rapids. It notes incidents of anti Nixon protests involving Investors Batis, with reference to Nixon’s prior visit to Rome and Mediterranean policy remarks amid regional tensions.
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Tantha Lawson
Berkeley
California
Charlie Bob Brown
W. B. Brown
Nevada County
Arkansas
Brown
Harper Street
Herkeley
Batis
American Express
Nixon
Ruane
Clampina Miliitary
Quirinal
U.S
Texas Gridders Attacked After Tech Victory
UT defensive end Sam McBrierty 20 Ennis sustained deep scalp wounds and a concussion after a restaurant altercation in Austin postgame. Teammates Ronnie Tyler and Syd Keasler were also injured. police arrested 17-year-old Samuel Anderson for aggravated assault. McBrierty sidelined at least two weeks.
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Austin, Tex
Sam McBrierty
University of Texas
McBrierty
Ennis
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Ronnie Tyler
Jefferson
Syd Keasler
Hallsville
Samuel Anderson
Austin
Harold Moe
Anderson
Tyler
Charles Hornsby
Moe
Keesler
President Nixon to Board USS Saratoga in Rome Stop
President Nixon begins a nine day European tour with a visit to the P individual and Mr Nixon aboard the U S aircraft carrier Saratoga after meetings with Italian leaders and Pope Paul VI. The 6th Fleet pledge aims to keep peace as protests erupt in Rome with 205 youths detained.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Krome
Nixon
U.S
Saratoga
Mattain
Italy
Giuseppe Saragut
St. Peter's Square
Saragat
Emilio Colombe
Rome
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Hetty McNiel
Iron
Willian O'Neill
University of Wisconsin
O'Neill
Dan Evanson
University of Georgia
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Ark
Ester Hicks
Sam Hopkins
Terrence Hopkins
Mrs. Hopkins
Rasimond F. Williamson
Mr.o
Pred Tatum
Grand Rapids, Michipiat
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Lonnie Williams
STAR
Texas
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Ile Otha
Ams Sy
Skylark
Icos
Ley
Gardenside
Jonathan
Soleway
USDA
Neal
Lux
Hormel
Hunt
Chet Boy
Baeeway
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