Students Protest War Speech Across Campuses
Hundreds protested President Nixon's North Vietnam bombing policy at four universities. In Philadelphia 400 to 500 occupied the Penn administration building demanding ROTC abolition and divestment. Protests spread to Indiana University Columbia University Kent State Harvard Tufts Brandeis and Boston University with arrests and clashes over ROTC offices and war-related actions.
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Huntington
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Harvard University
Cambridge
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Boston
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Pawnee Youth Denied Grade Admission Over Hair Length
A Pawnee Indian boy Lloyd Cummings Jr. was refused seventh grade admittance for growing hair long enough for braids. The board's decision upheld the dress code. hearings continued for two other boys as supporters urge tradition and dance prerequisites.
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Pawnee
Lloyd Cummings Jr
Jim Childers
Childers
Cummings
Charles F. Wilkinson
Boulder
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Student buys ad to thank OSU professors
Michael Brandt an OSU senior from Dallas paid 72 to publicly thank professors who persuaded him to stay in school. He flunked freshman year and nearly quit. later he left junior year but returned after faculty urged him to continue. He plans to graduate in May and pursue a masters in entomology.
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OSU
Brandt
Dallas
Dry Europe May Boost Exports Praine Hay
Market report notes Europe’s drought may raise hay prices and lift exports for regional suppliers. Analysts expect tighter supplies from major producers as demand from dairy and livestock sectors grows. Prices trend up amid uncertain transport costs and currency shifts.
Oklahoma Wheat Growers See Crop Prospects Rise
In Enid Oklahoma Glen Weir deputy administrator of the U S Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service said dry weather in eastern Europe could boost U S wheat exports this year. He noted reduced U S exports due to Japan and Pakistan buying more wheat and discussed boxcar shipments for the 1972 grain crop with Oklahoma growers and railroad officials. Growers predicted Oklahoma yields up to 80 million bushels versus 69 million last year, still below government forecasts of 127 million.
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Pakistan
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Enid
Oklahoma
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Oakland couple adopt 14th child Sunee joins family
Robert and Dorothy DeBolt of Piedmont California adopt Sunee a four year old Korean American girl with polio as their 14th child. The family already includes eight adopted children and other dependents. Adoption approved by Alameda Superior Court Judge Donald K. Quayle.
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Dorothy DeBolt
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Piedmont
Sunee
DeBolt
Divers Find No Explosives On Hijack Money Transfer
Divers reported no signs of explosives after a hijacking incident. Two Japanese navy ships carried 175 million pounds of yen from Tokyo harbor under cover of darkness. The money will be guarded by patrol boats and planes en route to Okinawa, with exchange planned for dollars after Okinawa's return to Japan in May.
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