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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
5
The president warned that obedience or removal would apply to faculty and students involved in demonstrations. He praised many faculty as dedicated teachers while condemning disruptive student protests during the address.
University of California Irvine professor Martin Shapiro published a caustic letter in The Anthill claiming that 90 percent of UC students are lazy and ill prepared. He urged low achievers to quit, called for flunking 25 percent of students, and told many to transfer to “lower learning” institutions or join the Army.
Downey police will auction unchained bicycles at 10 a.m. in City Hall Plaza. The event is conducted by the Downey Police Department as part of a year end disposal of found property.
In a speech amid a national wave of cold and storms, Ronald Reagan defended campus regulations and voiced support for student voice while signaling a purge of political interference at the University of California. He pledged to appoint John A. McCone to lead a probe into Berkeley disruptions and said he will push for a hands-off approach from the governor on university matters. Meanwhile a major winter storm disrupted the Northeast and Midwest, with snow totals up to two feet in parts of Ohio and Vermont, and several deaths attributed to the weather. Reagan pressed for policy consistency, maintaining he would not let politics influence university governance.
The first annual Christmas concert will be held at the Orrance Recreation Center located at 3341 Torrance Blvd on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The event features community performers and marks a festive holiday gathering in Torrance.
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