Muchmore Urges Hayakawa to Resign as SF State Chief
California pollster Don M. Muchmore urged San Francisco State College acting president S I Hayakawa to quit, blaming student unrest on many in higher education and criticizing a lack of respect for society by faculty and administrators. He warned against a supposed generation gap and called for stronger family life to restore democratic purpose.
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15 Jailed in Junior High Sit-in
A Los Angeles incident at Carver Junior High School saw police end a sit-in by about 200 students. At least 15 youths were arrested, windows were smashed, and injuries occurred from flying glass. Three adults, including a Black Students Union member, were among those detained.
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Birch Society Founder denounces Nixon as play actor leader
Birch Society founder Robert Welch at Century Plaza Hotel blasted Nixon’s administration and labeled anti ballistic missile and Sino Soviet disputes as mere theatrics. He praised Ezra Taft Benson and Strom Thurmond while noting the 2,000 police support committees helped defeat communist influences and Abe Fortas.
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Nixon Faces Domestic Budget Choices After Cabinet Review
President Nixon received the agency-by-agency budget review from Budget Director Mayo as he prepares to decide how to allocate federal funds for fiscal year 1970. The review outlines where Johnson budget requests might be cut or increased, with details to come. The process follows Nixon’s Medal of Honor ceremony for three Vietnam veterans and his new lumber price remedies task force amid rising construction costs and anticipated hearings led by Senator Sparkman.
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Rosharon
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John Sparkman
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Nixon's 1970 priorities view Great Society programs
The article outlines Nixon administration priorities for fiscal 1970 and the next four years, highlighting key social programs overseen by George Romney and Robert H. Finch. It notes Johnson's fiscal 1970 spending estimate of 193.5 billion dollars and cites early uncertainty about the plan.
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Brown Signals Run for California Governor Seat
Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown said he may seek the California governorship he lost to Ronald Reagan in 1966. He would not hesitate to challenge Reagan, calling his policies catastrophic, and endorsed Assemblyman Jess Unruh and San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto as strong candidates while noting he would wait to evaluate other contenders. Brown spoke during a visit for a President's commission meeting on income maintenance programs.
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San Francisco
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Geographer Sees Attraction of Small Towns
Penn State geographer Prof. Pierce F. Lewis argues small towns offer an appealing alternative to big cities. He notes towns must retain character and community leadership to attract young residents and honor past and rural architectural heritage.
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Pennsylvania State University
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Golda Meir Wins Israeli Premiership
Golda Meir, a Milwaukee born grandmother, won the Labor Party nomination by 287 to 0 and will become Israel's next premier. She defeated Moshe Dayan in the challenge for the post and is assured of taking office as Labor holds a Knesset majority. Formal installation expected within two weeks.
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Two Navy Jets Collide. One Pilot Killed At Lemoor
A mid-air collision southwest of Lemoore NAS killed one Navy pilot and left next of kin notification pending. Lt. William J. Catlett ejected safely from the second jet, an A7 Corsair II. The crash comes a day after a P3 Orion crash that killed five and injured one at Lemoore's east runway.
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