Long Beach College Press Battles Trustees On Censorship
The campus newspaper attacks a Board of Trustees resolution to tighten control of student press. The Editorial Board denounces any press that must conform to trustee ideologies as not free. The committee urged reviewing administration methods to solve student publication problems without censorship and called for strong campus student publications boards and adherence to journalistic ethics.
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California State College At
Long Beach
State College Board of Trustees
Forty-Niner
Trustees
Glenn S. Dumke
Dumke
California
Board of Trustees
Council of State College Presidents
California State College Student Body Presidents’Association
The
College Association For Journalism Education
Los Angeles
Charles Luckman
Daniel Ridder
Independent, Press-Telegram
State College
Montebello teachers protest as 22 of 26 schools to close
More than 700 teachers in the Montebello Unified School District stage a one day strike, keeping at least 22 of 26 schools shut, to press concerns over teaching conditions and ongoing contract bargaining. Kenneth Kim, executive secretary of the Montebello Teachers Association, says a day long strategy session will follow.
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Montebello Unified School
Kenneth Kim
Montebello Teachers Association
Board of Education
Los Angeles
DDT and DDD Banned in California Phaseout Plan
California moves to cut DDT and DDD use by about 50 percent via a ban on 55 applications effective Jan 1 1970. University of California researchers seek substitutes for three major pests while regulations also halt household garden sales. Ban covers crops from alfalfa to wheat and bans on farm animal pest control.
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Sacramento
California
Jerry W. Fielder
State Agriculture Department
State Senate
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Fielder
University of California
Turkey
Acting President Named at Fresno State College
Dr. Karl L. Falk, retired faculty member, named acting president of Fresno State College. Falk, social sciences head for 15 years and head of local financial firms, says he will not consider a permanent post and expects a permanent president chosen by July next year.
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Fresno State College
Karl L. Falk
Falk
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Fresno
Hampton House Financial Corp
Los Angeles
Frederick Ness
UC Admissions Tight As Four Campuses Hit Quotas
UCLA faces the sharpest cuts with spring rejection and strict fall enrollment limits as the University of California system expects tight quotas at Berkeley Davis Santa Cruz and UCLA. UCLA will accept winter quarter entrants only and redirect January graduates to Riverside for spring admission.
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University of California
UCLA
Lyle C. Gainsley
Berkeley
Davis
Santa Cruz
Westwood
Riverside
UC General
Long Beach News Roundup and Early Market Report
Local updates from Long Beach including early market movements and community notices. Brief items cover municipal happenings, transportation updates, and brief social notes affecting residents.
Confiscated Guns Inspected and Destroyed by Police
St Louis police say most rifles pistols and shotguns confiscated are checked by ballistics experts. If not needed as evidence they are destroyed in a foundry furnace at year end. About eight guns are collected daily, a police spokesman said.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
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Stereos
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