Berkeley Nonstudents Claim Voice in University Affairs
Berkeley nonstudents live outside the campus but participate in protests and campus life. Six were arrested over a Navy recruiters table dispute as protesters demand a say in UC affairs. Figures like Mario Savio and Karen Lieberman argue nonstudents are part of the community though suspended for political activity. The group maintains its own culture with coffee houses bookstores and the Berkeley Barb newspaper.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
University
Ately
Navy
Mario Savio
Savio
Berkeley Barb
Growth Slowdown Foreseen In New Industry Building
Washington AP government forecasts a slower growth rate for business spending on new plants and equipment in 1967. Gardner Ackley says prosperity continues with no recession, inflation pressures easing, and prices leveling off. Unemployment fell to 3.7 percent in November, while total employment reached 75 million as capital spending plans rise modestly into 1967.
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Washington
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
Texas
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Austin
Tex
Classified Ad Starts Junior Rider To Career
In Miami a classified ad led Hialeah youth Wayne Drew to a job as an exercise boy. Two years later he won his first race at Randall Park near Cleveland this summer.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Wayne Drew
Drew
Randall Park
Cleveland
Florida Breds Dominate New Jersey Stakes
In New Jersey two year old tests Carry Back and Sadah led Florida breds with wins. Gunflint and Roman Brother were runners up, while Ishkoodah and Hail To All finished third in the big event.
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Cherry Hill
N. J
Florida
Garden State
Carry Back
Sadah
Gunflint
Roman Brother
Ishkoodah
Hail To
Negotiations At Cal Continue In Latest Outburst
University of California administrators met with student leaders as strife over Navy recruitment at Berkeley persisted. Governor-elect Reagan urged dissidents to leave, while lawmakers pressed action against faculty aligned with the boycott. Chancellor Heyns blamed outsiders for classroom disruption at the 27,500 student campus and said negotiations would involve faculty and students only. Police were called after clashes near a rival recruiting table. six nonstudents and four students were arrested as a strike of classes began.
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Berkeley
Roger Heyns
Ronald Reagan
Deliber
Calif
University of California
Navy
Roger W. Heyns
Heyns
Teachers Assistants’ Union
Erect Reagan
U Thant Wins Second UN Term Affirmed by Assembly
U Thant won a new five year term as United Nations Secretary General after a unanimous General Assembly vote. He pledged personal effort to end the war in Vietnam while expressing disappointment at stalled peace talks. Thant, the Burmese ex schoolmaster aged 57, addressed the assembly with optimism about peace and justice for Vietnam.
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Gan
General Assembly
U Thant
Viet Nam
Blue and Gold Assembly
Burnese
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