Berkeley Chancellor Urges Students Amid Boycott
Chancellor Roger W Heyns urged focus on studies in leaflets at Berkeley as students and teachers plan to keep the classroom boycott. The strike committee refused to negotiate with nonstudents. ten arrests occurred after a Navy recruiting table sit in and a fight. Heyns promised a student oriented reform plan to be reported to the Academic Senate.
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Supreme Court Rebukes Georgia on Bond Seating Rights
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Georgia violated Julian Bond’s First Amendment rights by refusing to seat him in the state House. Chief Justice Warren noted legislators must address controversial issues so constituents can judge qualifications, and Bond’s remarks criticizing the draft did not justify disqualification. Bond, a civil rights worker, had been barred multiple times for statements about U.S. policy in Vietnam, with Georgia arguing oath concerns but the Court disagreeing on constitutional grounds.
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Stock Quotations Brief from New York Exchange
Stock quotations from Sherison Hammill & Co report trading on the New York Exchange. The update notes changes in listed prices and market activity with focus on central Wisconsin commodity trading and the 4x suppliers.
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Tarnished Image of U S Soldier Spurs Talk of Rules
U S Ambassador Lodge reportedly pressed Gen Westmoreland to tighten off duty regulations for GIs amid bars and brawling linked to U S troops in Saigon. The memo cites dress and dollar prices, with soldiers shopping PX goods on the black market and inflation lifting rents in urban Vietnam centers.
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Electronic Eavesdrop Law Before High Court
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a New York law challenge on private premises searches and eavesdropping legality under court order. The case centers on Ralph Berger, convicted of conspiring to bribe in a liquor license dispute, with broader debates over privacy and evidence admissibility.
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Atlanta
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Rhodesia
Minnesota Traffic Toll Reaches 883
Traffic toll in Minnesota rises to 883 with ongoing concerns over road safety and collision rates. Notes on public safety and transport policy emerge as authorities review crash data and preventive measures.
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Minnesota toll hits eight. year-end deaths rise
The Minnesota highway toll reaches eight for the year as five more deaths occur Sunday. A comparison shows 79 deaths to date this year, with the prior yearly high at 86 in 195 Robert L. Asp Jr., 17, was killed Sunday in a two car collision on Minn 7 in Shorewood, a Minneapolis suburb. The Highway Patrol reported a youth passenger was in the car driven by another driver. The Rhodesia item notes a UN sanctions request considered by Rhodesia's cabinet.
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Earl Wilson of Tomah Dies at 78
Earl Wilson, 78, longtime Tomah City Council member and Monroe County official, died Sunday in a La Crosse hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tomah. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. Jane Reekie of Sparta. funeral home arrangements by Ninneman.
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Monroe County
Monroe County Home and Hospital
la Crosse
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W. E. Schulz
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Fire Commission
U.S
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Sparta
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Atlanta
American Civil Liberties Union
Couple Rescued After 11 Day Plane Crash Ordeal
A Canadian couple Roy Brown 35 and Betty 32 were rescued in Colville Washington after surviving 11 days since their plane crashed on a northeast Washington peak. They were found in good condition at Mt. Carmel Hospital Colville after a snowbound ordeal during a sightseeing trip. The article also contains unrelated election and war items.
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Saskatoon
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Betty
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Crash near Copper Butte following fog delays rescue
Brown and wife, parents of six, died when their Cessna 175 crashed 30 miles northwest of here after entering fog over Canada. The body of Brown was found in the wreckage near 7,132 foot Copper Butte as rescue teams searched in Canada and Washington. Nearby reports note Viet Cong actions and other wartime events, but the crash dominates the readable portion.
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Copper Butte
Here
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Deaths and notices mix from scattered reports
Fragmentary reads show obituaries and legal notice lines about multiple deaths and final accounts. Mentions include Eastman, Racine, Madison hospital, and a county court hearing for Alma Goa citrine estate with references to trustees, taxes, and probate proceedings.
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