Nixon expands study orders after campaign push for crime fight
President Nixon issues a batch of Cabinet studies including a thorough revision of the federal spending program, a supersonic transport probe, and reviews of interest rate ceilings. He stresses a crime fight and law enforcement as a key gauge of his administration.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Frank Borman
Europe
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White House
Bureau of the Budget
Johnson
Department of Transportation
Treasury Department
Treasury
Departments of Commerce
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Budget Bureau
National Science Foundation
California campus proposes ethnic college names Malcolm X
Chancellor Dean McHenry of the University of California at Santa Cruz proposed a new college devoted to ethnic minority studies. He suggested the name Malcolm X College but indicated it was unlikely and did not rule it out amid heated reactions.
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Santa Cruz
Dean McHenry
University of California At Santa
Campus protesters clash with police at Berkeley campus
At UC Berkeley, police confronted demonstrators outside Sproul Hall as about 1 500 to 2 000 protesters marched from Sather Gate to Barrows Hall. Tim Neighbors of the Afro American Student Union was among those arrested for obstructing a public way.
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University OF California
Berkeley
Sather Gate
Tim Neighbors
Sproul Hall
Pile Driver Head Kills Workman
A 26 year old Westminister workman Clarence Collins was crushed at a Los Angeles Wilshire district construction site when an 18 ton pile driver hammer fell on him during dismantling of a 30 ton unit. He died at the scene and a Long Beach crane helped remove the weight.
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Westminster
Wilshire
Los Angeles
Clarence Collins
Alchester St
Long Beach
Collins
Raymond Concrete Pipe Co
New Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Wilshire Boulevard
Ed Jokisch
Wilshire Detectives
Oil slick prompts call to halt drilling in channel
Union officials cite a gas pocket at 3,000 feet that caused oil to rise into a shallow oil bearing formation near the well in a four company lease area. Scientists note possible harm to bottom dwellers from dispersants while fish are not immediately at risk.
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George H. Clyde
Santa Barbara
Department of Interior
Washington
Houston
Tex
Union
Mobil
Texaco
Gulf Oil Companies
Coast Guard
Hickel
Abductor Asked to Allow Tot Call Mommy Daddy
In Allenstown New Hampshire an 11 year old girl Debra Horn is missing after her parents worked. State police report human blood on a highway near the home and a 100 member search including National Guardsmen and state troopers. FBI watching as burglaries in the area are noted. The family pleads for the child to contact them.
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N.H
UPI
Debra Lee Horn
Debra’s
Debbie
Kenneth Horn
National Guardsmen
FBI
Horn
Granite State Scales Co
Anaheim Stadium Tax Stands in Orange County Board Ruling
The Orange County Assessment Appeals Board upheld a $2.3 million possessory interest valuation for Anaheim Stadium held by the California Angels. A $206,871 tax was confirmed and paid under protest by the City of Anaheim. The city plans to appeal to the courts to seek modification.
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Orange County Assessment Appeals Board
California Angels Baseball Club
Anaheim Stadium
Andrew J. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
City of
Anaheim
Angels Ball Club
Joe Geisler
Fatal sledding accident in South Lake Tahoe claims 9 year old
A 9-year-old girl, Donna Foust, died Thursday after noon when her sled collided with a passing car. Police said she was sledding on a snow bank in her yard when the incident occurred.
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South Lake Tahoe
Donna Foust
Chicago students stage campus sit-in over sociology professor
More than 300 University of Chicago students occupied the Administration Building in protest of sociology professor Marlene Dixon's nonrenewal. The sit-in drew SDS members, a Roosevelt University historian, and 1,000 other students who debated disruption and called for dialogue with officials.
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U. of Chicago
Columbia University
SIT Inners
Marlene Dixon
Mandel Hall
Gerard LaValle
Sit-Inners
Dixon
Dope Lab Found In Playa Del Rey Home Racket Exposed
Deputies seized 20 pounds of pure amphetamine 140 pounds of mixed amphetamine plus 1000 pounds of cellulose from a Playa Del Rey lab run by Jack Darby Blair 50 and Ramona Del Rio 45 at Highland Park. A large truck aided transport the pair rented the house two months ago and started pill production. If all pills sold street value near one million dollars. A false bottom in a car trunk aided concealment.
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Bennies
Jack Darby Blair
Ramona del Rio
Highland Park
Cook
Playa del Rey
New Black Studies Department to Open at San Jose State
San Jose State College will start a Black Studies Department in the School of Humanities and Arts next fall. President Robert D. Clark announced the plan, crediting Harry Edwards for pushing the effort. Edwards, a Yale doctoral candidate and former instructor, criticized campus racism while proposing the program. The department awaits Board of Trustees and Chancellor approval on whether degrees will be awarded in black studies or humanities.
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San Jose
San Jose State College
Robert D. Clark
Hobart W. Burns
School of Humanities and Arts
Harry Edwards
Edwards
Yale
Clark
State College System
Glenn Dumke
Maytag
HILL
Pennsylvania Woman Dead at 111
Mrs. Terry McGee died Thursday at her home at age 111. A Greenville, South Carolina native, she received a greeting card from President Lyndon B. Johnson on her 110th birthday June 4, 1967. Her husband Wayde McGee died in 1937 at 94.
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Terry McGee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Greenville
S.C
Wayde
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