Bill would let average students fight militants on campus
Florida congressman Cramer unveils a measure to empower average students to confront campus agitators and rebels. The draft would allow civil actions for suppression of revolutionary activity and impose penalties for using firearms in campus disturbances. The bill targets SDS and allied groups, arguing it would restore order and protect education, with fines up to 4000 and potential prison terms.
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Florida
House
Reparli- Can
Youths escape serious injury in bus crash
A Greyhound bus carrying about 50 Missourians including many children collided with a pickup truck near Lake Providence Louisiana. Six bus passengers suffered minor injuries while the driver of the pickup, Terry K Kenyon, 18, of Keesler Air Force Base Miss., was seriously hurt. The party was on a tour named Up With People from New Orleans to Missouri. survivors continued their journey after treatment.
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Greyhound
Platte City
Matta Bend
Missouri
Nondemons National
New Orleans
iTerry K. Kenyon
Keesler
Air Force Base
Miss
Cramer
Rick
Jane
Kenyon
Beef tonnage soars Farmer denies price fault
The report analyzes beef production trends amid claims of deliberate withholding and rising retail prices. Farmer Chase disputes the charge, arguing no evidence supports market manipulation while officials note a shift to lighter cattle weights and longer production cycles.
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Jonas Cattiewien
Wald Chase
Evi Labor Department
Chase
Columbus
Ohio
Jast Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Orville L.freeman
Agriculture Department
Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log Week Summary
Traffic death log from the Missouri Highway Patrol covers the week ending Saturday into Sunday. It notes 547 deaths for the year so far and compares with the same period last year.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Kansas City Plumbers Reach New Three Year Pact
In Kansas City AP reports Local No. 8 plumbers ratified a three year contract Sunday lifting pay to 6.75 per hour with fringe benefits including a 25 cent raise on June 1 1970 and a further increase on June 1 1971. total package 9.21 per hour with benefits. The old contract expired midnight Saturday.
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Kansas City
Associated Plumbing
Minister Defies Reading of Black Manifesto In St Louis Church
In St Louis area churches a small, improvised protest interrupted a Sunday service as James Rollins of the Black Liberation Front attempted to read a document labeled the Black Manifesto. Rev George Scotheimer called the manifesto thoroughly Marxist and racist and refused to permit the reading.
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Ifesto
St Louis-area
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Abeling
James Rollins
Black Libera
Ion Front
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Action
Ascension Catholics Church
Northwoods
The
Black Liberation Front
James Foreman
New York
St. i Louis
Rollins Group
Fivet Presbyterian Church
Wind damage hits Lake Taneycomo and Branson area
Strong winds caused major destruction at Lake Taneycomo and Branson Missouri early Sunday. Power lines fell and roofs blew off homes while three campers were injured near Taneycomo Lake. Injured were David Volner, Stony, Mo., Marvin Graff, Humboldt, Kan., and Helen Hardowick, Roxana.
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Cap
Branson Hospital
David Volner
Stony Levy
Marvin Graff
Humbaldt
Kan
Helen Hardowick
Raxana
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