Cornell Blacks Threaten Demonstration Over Penalties
Black Cornell students warned faculty they had three hours to rescind penalties from earlier protests or face dire consequences. The deadline passed without incident as the faculty council prepared to reconvene to reconsider demands. Thousands joined a DSU rally in Barton Hall and planned a teach-in as campus protests spread to Purdue and Columbia.
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Cornell University
Cornell
Students For Democratic Society
Barton Hall
Purdue
Columbia
City College of New
inflatable chairs on What's My Line guest Louis Des Pres sells them
Action Line reports the inflatable plastic chairs shown on What's My Line are manufactured and sold by Louis Des Pres. He can be reached at 161 Porter St., New Haven, Connecticut.
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New York
Action Line
Louis Des Pres
Porter St
New Haven
Conn
Homestead Deed Idea Explained by Local Attorney
In Long Beach readers ask about placing a home in homestead status and its advantages. An attorney explains recording a Declaration of Homestead with the Los Angeles County Recorder to protect the family residence, noting fees of 10 to 20 dollars plus a 2 dollar recorder charge, with a DIY option at stores. He warns a homestead can affect credit by limiting collateral options.
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Man’s Castle
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Reagan Murphy Angry Over Welfare Residency Ruling
Gov. Ronald Reagan and Sen. George Murphy vocally attacked the Supreme Court ruling striking down California residency welfare requirements. Murphy proposed federal funding to cover the higher welfare costs, citing 3,000 to 4,000 additional monthly recipients and a cost rise from 26 million to 35 million dollars.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Sacramento
U.S. Supreme Court
George Murphy
Rcalif
Washington
Supreme Court
Murphy
312 Days At Sea: Knox-Johnston Ends Solo Worldwide Quest
Robin Knox-Johnston completed the first nonstop solo voyage around the world in 312 days aboard the Suhaili, after 30,000 miles at sea. Crowds cheered as he returned to Falmouth England, with congratulations from Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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Robin Knox-Johnston
Falmouth
Cornwall
England
Merchant Marine
Knox-Johnston
Southern Pacific
Harold Wilson
Francis Chichester
Australia
Royal Cornwall Yacht Club
Knox- Johnston
Africa
Lacoste and Berryhill Lead In Modesto Assembly Runoff
With 199 of 203 precincts reporting in MODESTO UPI Ernest Lacoste led the Democrat ticket with 19 399 votes and Clare L Berryhill won the Republican nomination with 10 487 votes in a runoff setup for the May 20 special election Lacoste failed to reach 50 percent and Berryhill emerged as the underdog victor Ray Simon and Peter W Jo hansen trailed in the GOP column Simon 8 703 Jo hansen 6 644 final results set a head to head with Lacoste in the runoff
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Berryhill
Modesto
Ray Simon
Peter W. Johansen
Lacoste
Simon
Johansen
Nude Houston Prowler Sparks Call for Clothes-Free Lineup
First police inquiry into a doorbell ringer in The Heights area ends with officials declining nude lineups as unfair to innocents. A suspect, described as a fast runner in his early 20s, was arrested after three months of doorbell peeping and smiling before fleeing. Citizens formed Operation Nude and a vigilante search included an air tower stakeout.
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Houston
UPI
Heights
Wat Oh Hee Eppeiennes
Soviet protest over US recon ship buildup in Sea of Japan
The Soviet Union lodged an oral protest with the United States over a 24 ship US task force in the Sea of Japan to safeguard American reconnaissance missions off North Korea. Washington said Nixon ordered resumption of recon flights with protection. A U.S. EC-121 en route from Atsugi base was shot at by North Korean jets, while the New Jersey stopped at Yokosuka for seven hours.
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Soviet Union
United States
Sea of Japan
North Korea
State Department
Moscow
Nixon
U.S
Japan
Atsugi
Tokyo
New Jersey
Yokosuka Naval Base
The Gift of Gab Never Wraps Up
A writer notes the trouble with the person who has the gift of gab as never ending speech and displays.
Campuses in Turmoil and Hess Birthday Waits
Notice summarizes a page section with "Campuses in Turmoil" and marks Rudolph Hess’s 75th birthday to be celebrated Saturday while he remains alone in Spandau. The brief cites pages A-18 and A-19 for related items and features.
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Rudolph Hess
Spandau
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