Cordier draws mixed cheers at Columbia campus rally
Acting Columbia University president An drew W Cordier appeared at a rally before about 700 people. He said the campus belongs to all of us and pledged to address the universitys problems in a candid, purposeful way. Registration resumed after SDS supporters blocked a doorway, with classes set to begin Sept 26.
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New York
Andrew W. Cordier
Columbia University
Cordier
Radical Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Woman Named Cantor For Temple Judea Services
Rita Shore a 26 year old Miami mother of two will serve as cantor for the high holy days at Temple Judea Coral Gables beginning Sunday night. Rabbi Morris A. Kipper praises her talent. The congregation, without a cantor, will vote after the New Year on making her the regular cantor.
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Miami, Fla
Rita Shore
Miami
Temple Judea
Coral Gables
Morris A. Kipper
Rita
Shore
Ransom Not Paid 3 Kidnappers Nabbed As Boy Recovered
FBI agents recovered an unharmed 7 year old boy abducted Wednesday in Oak Brook Illinois. The kidnapers were arrested and the boy was returned to his family. The source notes the case remains under investigation.
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Hillard Marks
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William E. Marks
Chicago
Hillard
Daniel C. Pieter
Oak Brook
Etricia
Allies Repel Two Strong North Vietnamese Attacks
Allied forces beat back two major assaults near Saigon as about 600 North Vietnamese fighters were repelled with 67 enemy soldiers killed and 9 South Vietnamese militiamen dead. Other battles south of Da Nang and in the Mekong Delta inflicted heavier losses on U S and South Vietnamese units. U S pilots downed a MIG jet for the first time in seven weeks, while a Thunderchief was shot down and the pilot listed missing. Reports noted possible Viet Cong plans to strike Saigon but lacked evidence of movement.
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Sai Gon
da Nang
Mekong Delta
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Tay Ninh
Vietnam
Hijacked Eastern Air Lines Flight Docks in Havana
An Eastern Air Lines Boeing 720 with 53 aboard was hijacked from San Juan to Miami and diverted to Havana. Pilots were uncommunicative as the jet landed at Jose Marti Airport, with 32 passengers, seven crew, and 14 Eastern employees aboard per officials. Authorities sought passenger return via State Department. the flight was on the Yankee Route and the 12th hijack this year with Cuba as the destination.
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Miami, Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Havana
San Juan
Miami
Nassau
Bahamas
Cuba
Paul Boatman
Federal Aviation Administration
Bill Wooten
Wooten
EAL
Key West
Smallest Marshall Plan Aid Bill Passed by House
The House sent a $1.619 billion foreign aid bill to the Senate with a 45 percent cut from President Johnson’s request, marking the smallest appropriation since the 1948 Marshall Plan. The bill, approved 173 to 139, trims development loans and military aid, and signals further Senate action before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Appropriations Committee
South America
Congress
White House
Ax Thrower Returned To VA Hospital
A man on conditional release from a nearby VA hospital threw an ax at cars along I-90 near the Minnesota Wisconsin line. Police pursued, captured the suspect at the scene, and a car windshield damage estimate reached 200 to 300 dollars. The ax was not recovered.
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Tomah Veterans Hospital
Minnesota
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Larry Norris
I-90
Highway 157
Norris
Dresbach
Mark O’meara
Madison Court
O’meara
Commissioners Nix Zoo Admission Fee
Milwaukee County Park Commission voted unanimously against charging admission to the Milwaukee County Zoo. The panel met Thursday and instead discussed possible increases in parking fees to boost county revenue and offset higher property taxes.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Park Commission
Milwaukee County Zoo
Experts Say Enemy's Punch Has Weakened
U S military leaders in Washington say North Vietnamese and Viet Cong have lost the ability to launch large offensives. They credit heavy casualties and improved allied intelligence for blunting attacks and note a shift to sustained low level strikes to wear down American and South Vietnamese forces.
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Washington
U.S
Itary
Air Force B52
Saigon
Courthouse Bell Re-Dedicated At La Crosse County
The old courthouse bell, refurbished and now mounted on a pedestal at the new La Crosse County Courthouse, rang during a ceremony attended by about 125 people under light rain. Rotary Club leaders organized the drive, and Orval Nelson unveiled the bell with John A. Elliot presiding.
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John A. Elliot
Rotary Club of
la Crosse
Orval Nelson
Peter Nelson and Son, Inc
Melvin L. Frank
Robert H. Hansen
Rotary Club
Rotary
Delinquency Charge Filed In Shooting Near State Line
A charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor is filed in Kenosha County Court against Donald Lee Parks 29 of Antioch Illinois. His 6 year old son, present during target practice earlier, was playing with a pistol in their car when it discharged fatally wounding Mrs James Sheen 28 of Wadsworth Illinois a mother of three. The incident occurred in a parking lot outside a tavern near the Illinois Wisconsin line.
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Kenosha
Illinois
Donald Lee Parks
Antioch
Parks
James Sheen
Sheen
Hart Defends Fortas In Obscenity Debate In Senate
Sen. Philip Hart of Michigan defended Justice Abe Fortas amid obscenity charges, saying a close look at Fortas record refutes claims he favors smut. He argued the obscenity issue stains the Senate and noted senators have attended private showings of films linked to Supreme Court decisions. Fortas confirmation moved forward after Judiciary panel approval. Dirksen signaled no withdrawal.
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Justice Fortas
Hart
Senate
Johnson
Fortas
Earl Warren
United States
California
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
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