Harvard Hall Occupied by Negro Demonstrators in Cambridge
About seven protesters occupied Harvard University Hall in Cambridge to press five demands on Negro employment in university construction. No violence occurred, but two bomb threats were phoned in. a negotiated settlement created implementation and mediation committees to set hiring guidelines and address other workplace concerns.
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Harvard
University Hall
University
Cambridge
Mass
Department of Afro-American Studies
Holyoke Center
Ernest R. May
Harvard College
L. Gard Wiggins
Archibald Cox
Law School
Ewart Guinier
Department of
Universsity
Wallace 1972 bid discussed at Indiana convention
Delegates from several parties met as Kampha delegates and Kamfa chairman Shearer urged Wallace to run in 1972. He warned Wallace could enter state primaries if he joins the race, while others pressed for an open convention to unify third party efforts.
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Indianapolis
Georgejennor
Alabama
Wallace
America
William K. Shearer
Alaof
Kamfa
Shearer
American Independent Party
Democratic Party
Gov. Wallace
National Committee of
Ted
Independent
Constitutional
Courage
Fred Culp
Middletown
Indiana
AIP
Los Angeles
National Committee
Specu
Levelland Reports November Building Permits Total
Levelland's November building permits reached 88450 with no new dwellings. Business structures accounted for 85000 and remodeling and improvements 3450. The year totals include 516200 for dwellings and 871507 overall. Water and sewer connections rose. 2 water and 2 sewer permits in November.
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T. J. Bell
Bell
South Plains College
Heat Fatalities Mark December Heat Wave in Africa
Five people died during a December heat wave in Portuguese East Africa as temperatures reached 120 degrees, according to the semi official news agency Luisitania.
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Portuguese East Africa
Luisitania
Bomb scare on Texas International flight ends in jail
A 19 year old Dallas youth charged with disorderly conduct remained in Brown County jail after an airline hostess reported he claimed a bomb was aboard a flight. Gary Thomas Foster faced bond set at $1000. No bomb was found after a police search.
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Brownwood (Ap
Dallas
Texas International
Brown County
Gary Thomas Foster
Justice of the Peace
Ernest Cadenhead
Foster
Brownwood
Jackie Axman
Texas
International Airlines
Miss Axman
Midland
San Angelo
J. B. Rickey
Brownwood Tower
Monument planned for Palau dead of World War II
An association of Japanese and their Palau Island ancestors announced plans to build a monument on Palau, 550 miles east of the Philippines, to honor 18 000 Japanese killed there during World War II.
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Tokyo
Palau Islands
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