UW Students Plan Rally on Stock Issue
UW Madison students plan an afternoon rally to press regents to withdraw the university’s funds from Chase Manhattan Bank and invest in scholarships for Negro students. The sit in, by about 300, followed a seven hour occupation of the New Administration Building by demonstrators who also called for a June regents meeting and a Negro administrator for minority recruitment.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
South Africa
South Hall
Regents
California Earthquake of 1899 Destroys Hemet and San Jacinto
The most damaging quake on Christmas Day in the United States struck southern California in 1899. Hemet and San Jacinto suffered severe damage while six people died at nearby Saboba.
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United States
California
Hemet
San Jacinto
Saboba
Emmy Awards Show Flubs Highlight Production Woes
The Emmy telecast faced disarray from New York to Hollywood with host Dick Van Dyke quitting on air and a split screen mishap between Art Carney and Pat Paulsen. Despite the chaos, top winners included Loring Mandel Melvyn Douglas Maureen Stapleton Lucille Ball Don Adams Milburn Stone Barbara Anderson Marion Lorne and Werner Klemperer.
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New York
Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
Manhattan
Icbs Playhouse
AF Academy Dean Retires on 48th Birthday
Brig. Gen. Robert F. McDermott dean of the faculty at the Air Force Academy since 1956 retires on his 48th birthday July 31 and will join a San Antonio auto insurance firm. He is the academy’s last remaining staff officer from the 1954 Denver start.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Robert F. McDermott
U.S. Air Force Academy
San Antonio, Tex
McDermott
Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Racine Lawyer Seeks Democratic Attorney General Nomination
Racine attorney Jay Schwartz 34 announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Schwartz served on the attorney general's staff 1960-1962 after Army duty and ran for Congress in 1962. He lives in Kenosha and is a partner in a Racine law firm.
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Racine
Jay Schwartz
Schwartz
Kenosha
First Thanksgiving Observed at Berkely Plantation
Virginians recall the first Thanksgiving Day in America marked at Berkely on the James River. The 1619 land grant by King James I set the stage for a 1620 celebration before the Pilgrims reached New England.
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America
James River
Berkeley
James I
New England
Pacific Northwest Poor En Route To D C
Pacific Northwest and Montana poor, including 15 Indians from Ft Berthold, rest aboard two buses in Bismarck to head to Resurrection City USA in Washington. Billy Jackson of Seattle said the trip, sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee, raised $10 000 with contributions along the way.
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Bismarck
N.D
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Resurrection City
USA
North Dakota
Wash
Washington, D.C
American Friends Service Committee
Jackson
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Ore
Missoula
Mont
North
Nonvision
Oient Coordinating Committee
Stokely Cariof
Michael
Lincoln Junior High to Stage Spring Concert
Lincoln Junior High School music department presents a spring concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium featuring the orchestra band and choir directed by Margaret Messling for the choir and Emil Guenth er for the band and orchestra. The public may attend.
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Lincoln Junior High
Lincoln Junior High School
Margaret Messling
Emil Guenther
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