Stanford President warns sit-in demonstrators at campus lab
Stanford University President Kenneth S. Pitzer warned Friday that students occupying an electronics laboratory face disciplinary action unless they end the protest. About 400 protesters voted to continue the sit-in while demanding an open trustees meeting. The occupation continued with around 100 inside the lab as Stanford enrolls about 12,000 students.
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Harvard Faculty Raps Both Sides
Harvard faculty in Cambridge condemned both student demonstrators and police response. The remark came as about half the student body participated in protests prompting debate over campus authority and safety.
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Death by gunshot leads to criminal act finding in guard case
A Los Angeles coroner's jury ruled the death of 15 Larry Dowell was caused by a gunshot wound inflicted by a known person near 8035 S Vermont Ave. guard Lane, 60, was held on trial and released on a $6,250 bond after choosing not to testify. Separately Harvard faculty condemn the occupation of University Hall and police entry, calling for charges to be dropped and reforms.
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Nixon confirms transpacific route decisions in CAB case
Nixon orders CAB actions on great circle routes to the Orient and Pacific islands. Pan Am loses on some routes while Continental and Braniff face rejections. Pan Am vows to carry out final decision efforts amid ongoing legal options.
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Mississippi Flood Crest Moves Toward St Paul
The article notes rising Mississippi River levels forcing evacuations in Wisconsin towns La Crosse and Prairie Du Chien While Iowa guards assist nearby the weather bureau raised its flood crest forecast from 22 to 24 5 feet near the 26 foot 1965 record The crest for both the Mississippi and Minnesota at St Paul is now expected to arrive together around April 18 instead of April 20.
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Woman 72 Dies After Crossing Pedestrian Crash
Lola Rahm, 72, of 5866 Gundry Ave., died at Memorial Hospital Friday from injuries after being struck Thursday by a car while crossing South Street at Orange Avenue. The driver, Lionel Meeker, 49, of 3918 Cedar Ave., said he did not see her while turning left onto southbound Orange from westbound South and was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian.
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NATO Peace Move Cites German Unity and East West Ties
The communique links detente to free German self determination and European security, urging credible defense in Europe and warning against premature hopes for quick East-West thaw. Nixon’s presence influenced talks as ministers pressed for consultations and mutual force reductions with the Soviet bloc. Canberra reports Australia’s population at 12,030,800 with males outnumbering females by 88,000.
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FAA Limit of Flights Challenged
A suit filed in U.S. District Court challenges an FAA rule to limit flights at five busy airports. The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association says the regulation, effective June 1, would not significantly relieve congestion and is illegal.
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