Davis case at UCLA sparks debate over course legality
UCLA professor Angela Davis seeks to teach a noncredit class on Black literature while regents bar credit. A party-line clash pits Academic Senate demands for full credit against officials arguing over policy and free inquiry. Firebombing targets UCLA information booth as campus grapples with political tests.
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Nixon's Housekeeper Quits After Brief White House Tour
Peggy Carey, 55, resigns as White House regional supervisor for Sheraton Hotel Corp after moving back to California to care for her elderly mother. Carey had led 35 to 40 staff, ordered supplies, prepared menus, and managed food accounts since Sept 3.
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Santa Rosa Hit by Major Quake Ordered SBA Disaster Aid
Santa Rosa area was rattled by a 5.6 quake last Wednesday with two milder tremors Monday. damage surpasses 10 million dollars and the SBA will offer low interest loans under disaster designation. Senator Murphy announced California disaster relief and praised SBA action.
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Marines reopen Camp Pendleton brig under strict news access
At Camp Pendleton the Marine Corps will reopen the base brig to newsmen under tight rules after Life magazine alleged mistreatment by guards. Maj. Gen. Donn J. Robertson said interviews with brig personnel are barred and the House Armed Services Committee is investigating the conditions.
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Hunger strike at San Quentin ends as inmates eat meals
About 52 prisoners returned to eating at dinner, according to Associate Warden Paul Jacobs. Breakfast had 62 refusing to eat while lunch showed 28 inmates eating portions of their sandwiches as the hunger strike tied to several demands nears a close.
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Grape Strike Leader Chavez Heads Fast in Philadelphia
Cesar Chavez announces a five year grape workers strike and a three person fast in Philadelphia to seek public support. The fast by two women and a man will begin Wednesday outside Acme Markets regional offices.
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Youth Nabbed After Picking Patch of Pot
Stockton youth David C. Agnason, 18, was arrested after officers traced 600 pounds of raw marijuana from Iowa to California. He harvested weed growing wild near Des Moines and packed it in a rented trailer for transport to the West Coast. Narco officers found portions in his basement and the trailer.
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Bayh challenges Haynsworth stock ties in Senate fight
Indiana senator Bayh accused Haynsworth of conflicts over stock holdings in W. R. Grace and four textile firms and urged further scrutiny. He warned the inquiry could undermine public trust and pledged to present evidence on significant pecuniary relationships in the Carolina Wend-A-Matic case. Haynsworth offered to place stocks in trust as the White House and Republicans urged confirmation.
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