Nixon to Cut Back Viet Troops Amid Paris Talks
President Nixon plans to withdraw another 20 000 U.S. troops from South Vietnam by July 1 while continuing air and naval bombing until Hanoi halts its invasion. He stressed progress by South Vietnamese forces, warned critics, and announced Paris talks would resume to seek an early end to U.S. involvement.
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Tass says Nixon Vietnam plan not mean end of war
Tass reports Nixon will withdraw 20000 troops but says the United States will rely more on air and naval power. Other items note Sen Harris backs McGovern, Navy names first woman admiral Alene Duerk, and Kleindienst recall of antitrust talk with Janigan.
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Campus Protests Sweep Four Universities Over War and Repression
Hundreds of students across four campuses protested Nixon's Vietnam policy and related issues. At the University of Pennsylvania about 400 to 500 occupied the main administration building demanding ROTC scrapped and stock divestment. Other actions occurred at Indiana University, Columbia University, New York University, Kent State, Marshall, West Virginia University, Harvard and surrounding colleges with arrests, tear gas, and brief occupations.
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Officials Inspecting Computerized Records in Hutchinson
Douglas County Commissioners and county officials visit Hutchinson to study Reno County data processing for county records. Commission Chairman Arthur Heck says computerizing bookkeeping is a top priority after interviews with data processing experts on feasibility and costs of putting the county tax rolls on a computer system.
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Caroline Kennedy to enroll at Concord Academy
Caroline Kennedy will enroll as a sophomore at Concord Academy in Concord Massachusetts. The 14 year old daughter of the late President John F Kennedy will transfer from a New York City Etatene School to the private girls school where a spokesman for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis announced the plans on Wednesday.
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Claremore Junior College faces probe into faculty dismissals
Two education groups launch investigations into mass dismissals at Claremore Junior College. Contracts for 16 faculty and staff were not renewed for fall. several resigned beforehand. OEA plans a May 2 meeting to review the situation. AAUP involvement could lead to sanctions or censure if unresolved.
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Nixon Relaxes With Aides In Key Biscayne Getaway
President Nixon arrived in Key Biscayne Florida with three aides after a nationwide TV address on Vietnam. He will fly Sunday to Texas for ranch hospitality with Secretary Connally. Nixon travels with Henry Kissinger H.R. Haldeman and Ronald Ziegler while Mrs. Nixon stays at the White House.
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Bikes Use Urged During Hamilton County Bikecology Week
Cincinnati Ohio May 17 kickoff as the Hamilton County Park District promotes Bikecology Week. A suggested daily routine urges residents to use bicycles instead of autos to reduce traffic and pollution.
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Indian board debated for Haskell admissions panel
Haskell regents heard a proposal to create an Indian admissions board with three student and three staff elected members to decide eligibility for students lacking clear BIA blood-certification. The plan aims to increase native self determination but faces legal and practical questions.
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Lawrence Charity Horse Show Expands to 51 Classes
The 28th annual Lawrence Charity Horse Show will run June 21 to an unspecified date at the Douglas County Fairgrounds on Harper. FOP spokesman Vernon Harrell said the event expands from 42 to 51 classes, adding an extra day to the schedule to benefit the Fraternal Order of Police.
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