Riots threaten education aid legislation in Congress
Washington reports campus disorders have delayed higher education bills. House education and labor chair Carl Perkins and Senate Education subcommittee leaders cite reduced urgency due to violence and a looming July 1 1972 expiration for current act. Education loans remain insufficient to meet demand as private colleges near closure.
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D-Ky
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Rhode Island Democrat
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Edith Green
Dore
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Maes Green
Flag Day sparks two views in Chicago
On Flag Day Chicago observed political solidarity as Mayor Daley urged flags on public buildings and homes while at Belmont Avenue Lakefront Army Sgt John Warhover confronted 17 year old Roger Veasly over a flag incident. Veasly admitted wearing the flag and police were called.
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Richard J. Daley
Roger Veasly
Belmont Avenue Lakefront
Army
John Warhover
Warhover
Veasly
America
Poll results show Nixon support and Vietnam stance split
A California Poll of 545 adults finds 46 percent approve Nixon's Vietnam handling while 40 percent disapprove and 14 percent have no opinion. On troop withdrawal 51 percent favor withdrawal soon, 28 percent want to fight on to win. The survey also covers Cambodia troop moves and flag day observances nationwide.
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Pasadena Rose Queen to Attend Lompoc Coronation Ball
Pamela Dee Tedesco, 20, 1969 Festival Queen, will crown the Flower Festival Queen at the Veterans Memorial Building in Lompoc on Friday. Dawn Ebbert and Kay Wishard will attend. Ralph Helpbringer accompanies the event as chaperone. Tickets are $5 for the show and ball with Ken Budd Orchestra and The Rebels providing music.
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Kay Wishard
Pamela
Pasadena City College
Los Angeles
Arcadia
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Ralph Helpbringer
Ken Budd
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Rebels
Lion's Inn
Lompoc Valley
Indian leader Richard Oakes remains unconscious in hospital
UPI reports Richard Oakes, 28, Indian leader, is in critical condition at San Francisco General Hospital after a tavern brawl left him with a fractured skull. Homicide inspector Ken Manley says Oakes is unconscious and cannot be questioned, with a partial suspect name. Oakes underwent surgery Friday and shows partial improvement while still listed in critical condition. He had returned from the Pit River area near Redding where Owning Indians seek 3.5 million acres claimed taken during the gold rush. he previously led Mohawk-led actions including the seizure of Alcatraz Island.
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UPI
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Alacatraz Island
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40 prisoners exchanged for ambassador
Security at Galeao Airport as 40 leftist prisoners are flown to exile in Algeria in exchange for kidnapped West German Ambassador Ehrenfried von Holleben. Prisoners from Sao Paulo Minas Gerais Brasilia and Ilha Grande jailed for terrorism will depart delayed by Juiz de Fora night closure.
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Brandt May Alter Policy With Communists After Losses
West Germany's Chancellor Willy Brandt faces state election losses that may force a shift in policy toward Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. CDU opponents gained up to 5 percent in North Rhine Westphalia Lower Saxony and Saarland, while the Free Democrats fell in Lower Saxony and Saarland.
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Viet Cong fortify Angkor Wat region in Cambodia
Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops report heavy fighting near Kongpong Speu as Viet Cong mine access to Angkor Wat and occupy a hospital in a pagoda while antiaircraft guns are mounted on Phnom Bakheng. Saigon claims 221 enemy killed across Eastern Cambodia.
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