College Presidents See Protests as Valuable for Change
A survey of 41 new college and university presidents finds protests can spur change in higher education. They cite benefits from faculty and student input, closer campus ties, and improved educational quality, while noting declines if protests rise without proper channels. Leaders like Gordon F. Heermanson and John A. Greenlee praise constructive student expression. Some call for more student involvement. others condemn protests as pernicious to scholarship.
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Gordon FE. Heermanson
Davis and Elkins College
West Virginia
John A. Greenlee
California State College At
Los Angeles
Rose Angelice
Ursuline College For Women
Cleveland
University of Wisconsin
Milton B. Byrd
Illinois Teachers College South
Chicago
Issa H. Miller, Jr
Bennett College
Greensboro
N.C
Walter Raleigh Coppedge
College of Charleston
S.C
Minerals from the Sea May Replace Land Oil Says Hibbard
Dr Walter R. Hibbard Jr director of the Federal Bureau of Mines told the University of Rhode Island that the nation should prepare now with legislation diplomacy and organization for tapping sea bed minerals for oil and natural gas when needed.
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Kingston, R.I
Walter R. Hibbard Jr
Federal Bureau of Mines
University of Rhode Island
United States
Milwaukee NAACP Youth Picket Homes Over Open Housing
About 60 members of the Milwaukee Youth Council of the NAACP protested at Alderman Eugene L. Woehrer and then at Police Chief Harold Breier’s homes. The action supported an open housing ordinance, with a clash breaking up as officers separated groups on the South Side. Father James Groppi led the bus procession.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Youth Council
NAACP
Eugene L. Woehrer
Harold Breier
Woehrer
Breier
James Groppi
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Wisconsin servicemen listed as missing now declared dead
The Department of Defense announced two Wisconsin servicemen previously missing in Vietnam have been reclassified as dead. Dennis J. Adamski of Appleton was killed by hostile action, while James P. Schuller of Marshfield died of non hostile action.
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Washington
Department of Defense
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Army
Dennis J. Adamski
Appleton
James P. Schuller
Marshfield
Massachusetts Proclaims July 1 Canada Centennial Day
Gov. John A. Volpe proclaimed July 1 Canada Centennial Day after the State Legislature designated the date as a state holiday. Public offices will close in observance.
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Boston
Massachuetts
John A. Volpe
Nursing Nuns Switch To Uniforms At Georgetown
Georgetown University Hospital nuns trial white nursing uniforms replacing traditional habits Eight of thirteen participate choosing styles while wearing a white shoulder length veil Vatican II decree supports the change Movement improves mobility comfort and eases patient contact for some people
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Georgetown University Hospital
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Washington
M. Francesca Lumpo
The
Order of Sisters of St. Joseph
Scientist and educator Watson Davis dies at 71
Watson Davis, longtime interpreter of science for the lay public, died of cancer Tuesday at age 71. The former head of the Science Service in Washington retired last June after more than 40 years as a reporter editor and teacher of science writers.
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Washington (Ap
Watson Davis
Davis
Science Service
Washington
Odrinex Fat Loss Offer Promises Guarantee
A drugstore advertises Odrinex fat loss tablets with a money back guarantee. It claims rapid fat reduction and longer life, priced at $3.00, with refunds upon return to SOELL'S DRUG STORE at 1124 Gillette. Mail orders are filled.
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Soell
Gillette
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