Kent State University To Remain Closed
Kent State University will stay closed at least until summer session amid a volatile Kent community. President Robert White cites explosive conditions, inadequate security, and a court injunction as reasons for the closure following deadly campus clashes and ongoing unrest.
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Tricia Nixon praises mother and school of protest
Tricia Nixon, at a White House Mother's Day event, urged constructive dissent and criticized antiwar demonstrations as the easy path. She defended her mother, praised Mrs Nixon as perceptive and kind, and said she prefers talking to congressmen and writing letters to the editor.
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Cambodia Not Expected To Produce Heavy Draft
UPI reports Selective Service Director Curtis Tarr says sending U.S. troops to Cambodia should not trigger higher draft calls. He expects the rate of inductions at about 15,000 men per month to stay steady or decline slightly through the year, noting only a long-term commitment would raise drafts.
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MP seeks curb on imitation decimal coins feared as vending slug tool
Brian Batsford will ask the government to restrict sale of imitation decimal coins intended to aid the 1960 money changeover. He says the practice coins are being widely used as slug money in vending machines.
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London
UPI
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United Air DC8 lands safely after tire scare in San Francisco
A United Air Lines DC8 with 202 aboard touched down without incident as 15 rescue units waited for a possible tire blowout. Supervising Air Controller Joseph Bugado said 45 rescue workers stood by after the plane lost tread during takeoff from Honolulu. Meanwhile at the University of Montana a U S Army band concert faced pickets with signs about war and the dirge of 40 000 dead.
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Sacramento Patrolman Shot in Scrutiny of Black Neighborhood
Sacramento officer Bernard Bennett, 24, remained in extremely critical condition after an attack by a sniper who fired from a rooftop at 10:35 p.m. in a black neighborhood. Bennett underwent five hours of brain surgery as the suspect remained at large with police sealing the area.
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Calif
UPI
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King County Democrats urge impeachment over Cambodia action
In Seattle, King County Democrats ask Congress to impeach President Nixon for high misdemeanor for sending U S troops into Cambodia without approval. Delegates voted 569 to 485 for a resolution drafted by UW student Chris Brown, reflecting the county's stance as the state's largest.
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Protest at Missoula Appearance Draws Small Crowd
In Missoula Montana a half dozen people peacefully protested the appearance of a speaker or event with a quiet turnout. No arrests reported.
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Missoula, Mont
Upi
Archbishop Dwyer Urges Maturity in Mother's Day Message
Portland Oregon Archbishop Robert J. Dwyer calls Roman Catholics to stop childish bickering and adopt mature Christian conduct. He urges reconciliation between generations with fervent prayer to face tomorrow with faith, hope, and love.
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IOS Mutual Fund Group Forms Committee After Cornfeld Shakeup
Investors Overseas Services IOS set up a seven member negotiating panel to handle outside bids for control. Martin Brooke 40 is head of the group after a six day board session ended with the resignation of founder Bernard Cornfeld 42. Cornfeld remains on the board as does Edward Cowett 42 who was also toppled in the shakeup.
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Bernie” Cornfeld
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Camper-Trailers Rise in Sweden Population Skyrockets
Stockholm reports a surge in camper-trailers from 6 000 in 1961 to 47 000 now with projections to reach 100 000 by the mid 1970s. The trend reflects growing mobility and leisure culture among Swedish households.
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Israel Marks Memorial Day Amid Attacks and U S Warning
Israel closed a 24 hour mourning period as warplanes attacked Egyptian targets along the Suez Canal during Independence Day observances. Washington warned that Soviet pilots in Egypt created a potentially dangerous situation affecting future arms decisions.
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