Treaty Clash Delays Ratification Amid Senate Amendments
senators push reservations to the Soviet American treaty aiming to bar entry until a Vietnam outcome is clear. Mundt would require a no war or no Russian arms in Vietnam before it takes effect, potentially shelving the pact. Meanwhile South Carolina college strife flares over attendance and protest rules as students strike and face disciplinary action.
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Student Strike Protests Stir Campus Over Dorm Voice
On campus students rallied to back Williams amid a boycott by some peers. Protesters wandered the quad, played cards in the grill, and napped in dorms as they demand a bigger say in campus housing and governance while insisting classes continue.
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Reapportionment Advocacy Reaches Local Governments
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to extend the one man one vote principle to county boards and city councils. In a brief filed in a Texas case, the government asserted Reynolds v. Sims applies to local districts so their populations are substantially equal, noting millions lack equal participation. The court will hear four related cases with arguments set for April.
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Boat Safety Plan Seeks More Funds
The Tennessee Game and Fish Commission voted to request a 489000 legislative appropriation to create a separate boating safety division within the commission. The plan, two years in the making, would place administrative, enforcement and public relations personnel under a new boating division to focus on state boating safety.
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Pickets Withdraw From University After Court Order
Ohio University in Athens saw about 600 striking nonacademic employees withdraw from around campus buildings under a temporary restraining order. President Vernon Alden warned a continued shutdown could close the university, affecting 19,000 students who would lose academic credit. Ed Dailey of AFSCME said strikers would honor the court order, while lawyers argued the Ferguson Act bans state employee strikes.
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Johnson to face Kennedy Vietnam policy critique on TV
President Johnson will publicly answer Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's Vietnam criticism at a White House news conference set for 3 30 pm EST with live color TV and radio nationwide coverage. Kennedy urged a bombing halt, quick negotiations, and inclusive elections with the National Liberation Front. State Secretary Rusk and others dismissed the proposals as unlikely to move Hanoi.
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25 U T Students To Face Punishment After Riot
KNOXVILLE TENN UPI Twenty five University of Tennessee male students and several coeds face disciplinary action after a campus disturbance Monday night following Tennessee's victory over Mississippi State to clinch the SEC basketball title. Acting dean Dr J Winston Martin said each student will be questioned and punished as circumstances warrant. About 3000 youths were involved in a panty raid on the coed dormitories before Knoxville police and campus officers dispersed the crowd incident to three students and two non students being arrested.
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Sudden Warmup Sweeps Plains Across Nation
A rapid warmup moved across the Great Plains and into Kentucky causing temperature swings from 7 above in Amarillo to 12 in eight hours and temperatures rising to the fifties. The trend spread east as Arctic air lingered over New England while heavy snow loomed in Montana and showers lined the Pacific coast. Winds reached 72 mph in the Pacific Northwest and floods forced evacuations in Southwest Virginia with extensive damage and mud cleanup in Southwest Virginia mountains.
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Flooding Predicted as James River Rises in Virginia
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts minor flooding in Virginia from heavy week rainfall. The James River at Richmond has left its banks and is expected to crest about three feet above flood stage this evening. Serious property damage was not expected.
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