Zap Out Brings 3000 College Students To Small North Dakota Town
Three thousand students arrived in Zap North Dakota for a spring vacation influx described as a potential trend setter. Floridians from Fort Lauderdale posted signs, UCLA visitors joined the crowds, and locals watched from cars and taverns as Lucky's Bar served about ten thousand beers. Local plans include 2 000 fleishkuekes sold by the Cowbells with proceeds to 4 H projects amid mixed town hospitality.
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N.D
UPI
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
UCLA
Bismarck
Norman Fuchs
Florida
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Pick
Missouri
North Dakota State University
Zap
Fort Lauderdale
Lilly Flemmer
Educators Plan Barrio Student Help Conference
Educators from five states will gather at Harbor Junior College for a three day conference to address Mexican American students challenges in education. The event, sponsored by United Mexican American Students, will focus on recruiting, retaining, and funding students, with about 100 attending.
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Harbor Junior College
United Mexican- American Students , of
California
Fate College
Long
U.S. Department
Peace ‘Corps
VISTA
Harbor Area
CSLB
Manuel Guerra
Frank Sanchez
Mayer Franklin
Sor
School of Education
Harbor College
U.S
Seahawk Center
Henry J. Casso
St. John’s Seminary
San Antonio
Tex
Dave Johnson
U.S. Office of Education
Sanchez
East
Los Angeles
Gallagher resigns CCNY presidency amid student protest and political pressure
Dr Buell C Gallagher resigns as City College of New York president after crossfire from student militants and city politicians. He cites politically motivated forces undermining negotiations and notes a parallel to his 1962 California State Colleges departure amid right wing pressure.
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Buell C. Gallagher
City College of New York
Gallagher
Clark Kerr
California
Edmund G. Brown
State College
California State Colleges
United Nations Association
Long Beach
Edmund Brown
CCNY
Brewster
Jacques Barsun
Columbia University
House Education
Seymour Martin Lipset
Harvard
Washington
Sharp
Board of Higher Education
College unrest escalates as riot police move in
Frayed campuses across the United States see resignations and police action amid student protests. CCNY clashes, Howard University dormitory tear gas, and arrests at Southern University, Yale, Purdue, and other schools highlight a nationwide crisis. Gallagher resigns after pressure over campus violence.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Buell G. Gallagher
City College of New York
Howard University
CCNY
Southern University
New Orleans
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Purdue University
Indiana University
Dartmouth College
Alabama State College
State Capitol
Montgomery
Yale University
Kingman Brewster Jr
Chicago
Vietnam
Washington, D.C
Vietnam ready to begin talks on three Vietcong plan points
Saigon announced it is prepared to discuss in Paris or privately at least three of the 10 Vietcong proposals. The Foreign Ministry outlined talks on prisoner exchanges, the demilitarized zone, and Laos provisions. U.S. sources noted possible steps toward reducing the 535,000 US troops in South Vietnam within 60 days, though not guaranteed.
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Saigon
National Iberation Front
Foreign Ministry
Rea Drn
Vietna
Paris
Laos
U.S
South Vietnam
Religion ethics panel ends two year study
Richard Barnes, John L. Harmer, Robert Williams, and other leaders guided a long deliberation by a special education and religion committee. The group included Rev and Drs, government officials and faith leaders in Berkeley, Buena, and Washington.
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Richard Barnes
Navy
John L. Harmer
Robert Williams
of Reflections
Tott’s Berry Farm
Buena
Hardin B. Jones
Berkeley Physiology
Rosemary Howard
Inerfaith Congress
Gion
Herbert Ellingwood
Gov
Reagan
Harry Corking
United Christian Service Foundation
Edwin F. Klotz
Special Board of Education
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Bert Bond
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Virgil Spongberg
Sam Gage
William E. Norr
Bill Harrington
Art Noda
Leo Schultz Hazel Vermillion E. Loretta Berner
Emma Swain Bertha Schwalbe Beulah Creasey
Joe Myers
Phyllis Norr Norbert W. Dean
Clarence Gariss
George Hart
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Fred Masted
Charlotte Feldman
L. E. Sansum
Clarence Layden
Henry Tulplanet MacDonald
Fred Nessler
Douglas Dial
Russell Taggart
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