New Melee Rocks California College
Demonstrators and Negro civic leaders clashed with police at San Francisco State College amid emergency regulations. About 10 to 20 arrests occurred, with at least two injuries. A noon rally drew roughly 2,000 students and 100 Negro community members before protesters marched on the administration building and smashed photographs of former presidents. Police and campus guards restored order.
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San Francisco
UPI
Necro
San Francisco State College
S. J. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Civic Center Plaza
City Hall
Joseph Alioto
Ronald Reagan
Black Students Union
Paris Parking Cards Ban Humor as Ticke t Sales Rise
Paris police end novelty parking discs amid a humor trend. Drivers must use official cards and pay two francs for mischief attempts. Discs sold at tobacco shops let motorists note arrival times without meters, in a tense clash of policy and irony in a gray December city.
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Paris
France
Jean Ferniot
France-Soir
Police
Officers Installed Strengthen South Plains Boy Scouts
South Plains Council of Boy Scouts set plans for a 1976 membership drive titled Boy Power 76 at its annual meeting. Officers remained from 1968 except Plainview’s Marshall Pharr becoming a first term vice president. Jack F. Strong leads as president with Dyer, Rainwater as vice presidents, Minor as commissioner, and Derebery as treasurer. The drive aims to reach 14 500 registered members by 1976, expanding into harder to reach areas and improving programs to retain scouts. Over 70 board and institutional members attended in Farrs Town and Country Toreador Room.
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Marshall Pharr
Plainview
John Lott
National Council
Jack F. Strong
Lubbock
J. D. Dyer Jr
Lamesa
C. H. Rainwater
Carl Minor
Martin Derebery
South Plains Council
Strong
Dyer
Boy Scout Distributors
Clarence Youngblood
Dallas
Detectives Probe Burglaries Of Two Lubbock Homes
Detectives investigate two Lubbock burglaries with losses near 2500 dollars. At 1509 Sixth Street E M and Doyle Gandy reported clothing a coin collection silverware and two cameras stolen after a rear window was broken. Affected residence at 3107 First Street owned by Mrs Walter Kinley lost a shotgun clothes a camera jewelry and a television. Brown Showcase and Fixture Store on 314 Main Street sustained a 325 dollar burglary. Martin Sanchez of 1616 FE 9th Street reported tools stolen from his pickup around 1230 p m resulting in a 320 dollar loss.
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6Th St
E. M
Doyle Gandy
1St St
Walter Kinley
Brown Showcase
Main St
Martin Sanchez
9Th St
Suit Cites Temper as Wife Shoots Clerk in Court Parking
In Fort Worth, Mary Cowan shot W. C. Cowan twice with a .22 pistol outside the Tarrant County Courthouse as he parked his car. Cowan, a legless WWII veteran and former state representative, was wounded in the jaw and chest but expected to recover. Mrs. Cowan was taken for psychiatric evaluation. charges will be held in abeyance.
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Fort Worth
Upi
W. C
Red" Cowan
Tarrant County Court
Mary
Harris Hospital
Cowan
John Brady
Brady
al Clyde
Betty Flanagan
Ron Quillen
A. C. Yeager
Clyde
Lawyers urge jurors to seek higher pay in Lubbock
A group of South Plains lawyers in Lubbock circulated notices to jurors entering the courthouse urging an increase in daily juror pay from 4 to 10 dollars. They cited time away from home and job as a burden and suggested jurors discuss compensation with county commissioners. Broadus Spivey said no jurors indicated they would follow the guidance. The meeting at In Town Inn featured John Watts of Odessa speaking on advocacy in tort law.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Broadus Spivey
Lawyers Association
In Town Inn
John Watts
Odessa
International Academy of ‘Trial Lawyers
Watts
Amarillo Driver Dies In Truck Tank Fire
Lec Clarence Bishop 44 of Amarillo Texas died after a tank of anhydrous ammonia he was hauling caught fire in the truck cab north of Guymon Oklahoma on Route 136.
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Guymon
Okla
Lec
Clarence Bishop
Amarillo
Tex
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Naval Academy pilots computer driven instruction in physics
The U S Naval Academy funds a multi million dollar program to tailor teaching with computers tape recorders and projectors in physics economics and leadership psychology courses. A three year Office of Education grant seeks to develop computerized education transferable to schools at all levels.
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Tom Stuckey
Annapolis, Md
U.S. Naval Academy
Academy
U.S. Office of Education
Office of Education
James F. Calvert
Calvert
Sach
Pneumatic tubes first used in London in 1853
The record notes that pneumatic dispatch tubes began transporting written messages in London in 1853, marking an early adoption of rapid internal mail systems.
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London
Christmas outreach coupon for city youngsters in Lubbock
A civic appeal invites residents to list any child under 14 within Lubbock city limits who might be forgotten on Christmas day. Fill the coupon with the child’s name address number of boys and girls ages and school attended and mail to the Chief Goodfellow at P O Box 561 Lubbock.
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Lubbock
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New Melee Rocks
California College
Price
BSU
George Murray
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
John Levin
Levin
Boy Power 76
South Plains Council of Boy Scouts of America
Tokyo
Richard M. Nixon
CBS
George Snyder
Fifth Avenue
Nixon
Pierre
Naval Academy
Adm
Iworth
Packard Bell
Ackard Benl
Zales
Baylor
Diamond
Jewels
Elgin
Zales National Watch
Broadway
Zales’ Jewelers
Caprock Center
University
Texas
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