Amherst commencement sports a casual rebel look
Amherst College conferred 301 degrees at its 148th commencement amid fashion disruptors. Graduates gathered in informal attire such as dungarees and sandals with 60 students wearing red armbands for a protest. A rock band blasted as speeches and choir songs were partially drowned out.
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Violin Spider Found in Sierra Madre Parks
A tiny South American violin spider colony of about 50 insects was discovered in five Sierra Madre park buildings. The venomous spider, no bigger than a dime, bites rarely. officials fumigated the sites and warned the public while noting a probable two year presence.
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Nixon Faces Republican Resistance to Key Proposals
President Nixon encounters strong GOP opposition on electoral reform voting rights postal reform tax reform college unrest and anti poverty measures. Republican leaders push for direct elections extend debate and threaten possible defeats as party factions seek to influence 1972 campaign plans.
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Bishop Shannon supporters march in St Paul amid birth control uproar
Hundreds of admirers march four miles from St Paul Cathedral to St Thomas College to back Bishop James P. Shannon who resigns as auxiliary bishop and St Helena pastor over Pope Paul VI encyclical. Speakers praise his suffering and ecumenical ties as Yale honors him with a cross medal.
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Pay Scales Doubled as Teamsters End Walkout in Appleton
About 175 members of Teamsters Local 563 approved a pact with Fox Valley Material Suppliers Association ending a 10 month strike that delayed highway work. The contract retroactive to May 1 1968 raises wages to 5.87 for dump truck drivers 6.25 for mechanics 6.15 for concrete plant operators and 6.05 for some drivers with holiday pension and health benefits. A separate Eau Claire laborers pact ended a May 5 walkout affecting Stout State University Eau Claire State University Wisconsin Telephone and Chippewa Falls library.
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Weather La Crosse and Vicinity Forecast Update
Fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday with low to night in the 50s and highs near 70s. Wisconsin sees warmer southeast half Tuesday with possible late showers. Minnesota and Iowa expect increasing cloudiness and a few showers or storms in spots. overall a 5 day trend cooler with near normal precipitation sparse.
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Moos praises student protests while condemning violence
At the University of Minnesota commencement 4,711 graduates heard Dr. Malcolm Moos acknowledge valid points from campus activists on war discrimination poverty and hypocrisy. He urged reason over destruction and noted the administration building takeover by demonstrators causing over 5000 dollars in damage.
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Dairy Month Film Unveiled At La Crosse Hollywood Theater
La Crosse June Dairy Month events continue with a children's movie The Big Month starring Jerry Lewis and a color cartoon at the Hollywood Theater. Children will use a milk butter or cheese carton label as their ticket. No fee is charged. Show starts at 9:30 a.m.
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Baby Girl Abandoned In Car In Sheboygan
A two day old baby girl was found abandoned Friday night in a car at a Sheboygan shopping center. A 17 year old boy found the infant after finishing work at a pharmacy. The baby was taken to a hospital in good condition with a note saying she hopes for a loving Christian home.
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Stevens Point U. To Curb Enrollment
Stevens Point State University announced a housing shortage tolerance moratorium on enrollment to take effect June 16. Students without confirmed housing for the fall semester will be blocked from enrolling as growth outpaced dormitory construction and private housing saturation. One new dormitory opening this fall will house about 270, with expected fall enrollment near 7,900, up over 1,100 from last year.
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