Columbia Faculty Forms Fact Finding Panel On Campus Crisis
A 12 member Columbia University faculty committee moves to create a fact finding commission to probe the causes of the campus crisis that halted classes for days. An outsider would lead the panel as trustees weigh structural changes and community talks amid protest demands and gym site disputes.
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Apple Blossom Time on Kickapoo Valley
Kickapoo valley orchards near Gays Mills begin blooming on Thursday and reach full bloom by Friday. Blooming continues through Sunday ahead of the Kickapoo Valley Association Arts and Crafts show on Sunday May 5 at the Kickapoo Orchards.
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Speeding Court Action For Milwaukee Arrests
A Milwaukee committee of seven judges designs a plan to speed court action on arrests from last summer disturbances. Final committee action is set for May 23 with completion expected by June. The plan pools judges and attorneys to quicken case disposition and may assign outside judges to Children's Court hearings.
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Circuit
William S. O’neill
O'Neill
Children’s Court
Tax Men To Work In Temporary Offices
Wisconsin Department of Revenue will occupy temporary offices for the summer to allow partial remodeling of the State Offices Building. Secretary James Morgan said the staff will leave their current quarters immediately and move back about August 5 when the work is finished.
Terrorist blast hits Saigon radio station amid war news
The Saigon terrorist bombing near the U S Vietnamese television and radio complex killed three Vietnamese and wounded about 255 people including five Americans. The blast collapsed the student center and damaged nearby buildings as militant attacks continued around Dong Ha Hue and Thu Duc. U S Navy jets claimed a MIG kill in the Tonkin Gulf while air raids concentrated on the southern North Vietnam panhandle and Ho Chi Minh Trail activity.
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Marquette to honor four at 87th commencement
The 87th Marquette University commencement on June 2 will award honorary degrees to former U S surgeon general Luther L. Terry actor Pat O’Brien federal official Andrew Brimmer and theologian Paul Ramsey. Robert Murphy will give the commencement address. Dr Terry served as surgeon general 1961 to 1965.
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Princeton University
Building To Straddle Union Station In Chicago
Chicago AP reports Tishman Gateway Inc plans a $50 million 33 story office building over Union Station concourse on the Chicago River west bank. It would be the third structure in a five building complex with total costs estimated up to $200 million and is discussed with Union Station Co. partners Penn Central Milwaukee Road and Burlington.
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Boy's Death Sparks Organ Gift For Four People
Daniel Sochor 11 died after a traffic crash but his parents offered hope by donating his organs. His kidneys went to Chester Garbacz and Herman Holloway, his skin helped Mrs. Brandon McLane, and his spleen aided an Orange County General Hospital patient. Both kidney recipients were reported in good condition while the burn patient was critical.
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Los Angeles
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Orange County General Hospital
Job Official Faces Contempt of Court Action
MILWAUKEE AP The OIC director James W Milsap was ordered to show cause why he should not be found in contempt of court. Judge William I O'Neill issued the order after an affidavit alleged Milsap re entered OIC headquarters violating a restraining order. The case centers on control of the OIC program and its staff amid prior firings suspensions and disputed assignments.
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Walter B. Hoard
OIC Board of
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David A. Wilson III
OIC Institute
Philadelphia
Eddie Bivins
Heard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Madison planning committee to hire consultant for offices
The joint state city Madison planning committee will meet Monday to discuss hiring a consultant to assist with long range planning for office facilities in Madison.
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Producer Prices Up Voluntary Beef Restraint Increases Prices
AP dispatch notes progress in voluntary beef production restraint boosting cattle prices by 2 to 3 dollars per hundred pounds. The American National Cattlemen's Association reports feeders sold lighter-weight cattle, raising feeder returns and signaling possible price support this spring.
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Shrine event offers 3800 seats for Merrimakers show
Tickets are available at The State Bank of La Crosse and Batavian National Bank along with First National Bank and First Federal Savings and Loan for Zuhrah Merrimakers vaudeville in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium on Saturday May 11 at 8 30 p m. The show is part of the Zor Shrine ceremonial and 3800 seats are open to the public.
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Miss No Ma Plans to Room With Sister at Black Hills
A young woman enrolling at Black Hills State College in Spearfish, South Dakota, wrote the admissions office that she planned to live with her sister, correcting a prior mislabel and stating her intent to room with her sibling.
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Spearfish, S.D
Black Hills State College
Today in history highlights May 124th day 1968
Today marks the 124th day of 1968 with events including Washington DC incorporation in 1802 and Columbus discovery of Jamaica in 1494. Other notes include Adams appointing Stoddert secretary of the Navy in 1798 and 1919 aviation service start in New York to Atlantic City.
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Bedlam Echoes From Bethlehem Name for Historic Hospital
The term bedlam derives from Bethlehem Royal Hospital in London, once renowned as the city’s asylum. The name linked chaos and madness to the institution, shaping a lasting expression for tumult and confusion.
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