Christians Face Red Push in Kerala Universities
In Kerala, Christian leaders led by Archbishop Mar Benedict Gregorios vow to oppose a state bill allowing government takeover of private denominational universities. The row echoes a 1959 clash when Christians ousted a Communist government. They plan to challenge the measure in courts, citing India's minority rights to establish and administer schools.
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Trivandrum
Kerala
India
Mar Benedict Gregorios
Grelate
Supreme Court
Spooky Loops Said to Cut Autobahn Accidents in Austria
At kilometer 120.5 on the Vienna Salzburg Autobahn, a retired chemist Rudolf Wenger planted three metal loops to neutralize rays he claimed caused crashes. After work in 1966 accidents dropped from 26 in six years to eight, all explainable. officials quipped they would have buried dead dogs if it helped.
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Linz
Austria
Rudolf Wenger
Vienna-Salzburg
Georg Hofer
Autobahn Department
Machine Gun and Drugs Found by N Y Firemen
Bronx man Paul Rauch, 24, was arrested after firefighters found a machine gun in a violin case during a blaze at his apartment. Police later recovered marijuana, and Rauch faces weapons and drug charges.
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N.Y
New York
Bronx
Paul Rauch
Rauch
Dogs to Aid in Asia
Off leash scout dogs from Ft. Benning move to Vietnam to operate freely 25 to 150 yards ahead of handlers. The dogs have helped locate enemy weapons caches and booby traps in combat zones.
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FT. Benning, Ga
Ft. Benning
Vietnam
County Opens Gasoline Bids for Douglas County
The Douglas County Commission opened bids for a gasoline and diesel supply contract. Farmer Cooperative Assn of Lawrence bid 10.72 cents per gallon for diesel and Gulf Oil Co bid 14.15 cents for ethyl gasoline and 12.5 cents for regular. Contracts will be awarded after review by County Engineer L D Rice.
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Douglas County Commission
County Penniies
Farmer Cooperative Assn. of
Lawrence
Gulf Oil Co
L. D. Rice
Evan Griffith
Wakarusa Township
Ray Wells
Broken Arrow Park
Wells
Fire damages car at Hopper Auto Service
A car owned by Charles Greer at 2200 Harper Ave was destroyed when a leaking gas line ignited by a cutting torch at 5 34 p m Saturday. The Hopper Auto Service on 626 Mass St hosted the repair and Lawrence firemen estimate the damage at over 1000 dollars.
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Charles Greer
Harper Ave
Hopper Auto Service
Mass. St
Lawrence
Guardsmen Begin 14-Day Arctic Training at Camp Ripley
About 800 Minnesota National Guardsmen arrived at Camp Ripley in subzero weather to begin 14 days of Arctic training. The troops came in eight buses after a snowstorm delayed them 24 hours, blocking highways in the southwestern part of the state.
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Camp Ripley, Minn
Minnesota
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