Western governors oppose punishing students in campus violence debate
In a West Coast Governors Conference session 15 chief executives voiced peaceable actions against punishing innocent students. They criticized federal funding ties and urged restraint while supporting state and local responses to campus disturbances. Ronald Reagan and Dan Evans were cited in discussions on safety and governance.
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Agnew Eyes Tax Talks
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew travels to the West for talks on a 10 percent income tax surcharge and federal tax policy. Reagan comments on college disorders and riots, citing Berkeley protests and a national guard response as context for law enforcement readiness.
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Experiments Began Today On Moon Sample Exposures
Space Center Houston reports experiments start today exposing lab mice to samples from the moon. Scientists plan to test fireproof containment and radiation effects using nine small rocks collected near the lunar landing site by Armstrong. Dr. Albert King notes rocks are hot and dense as tests assess solar radiation hazards.
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Cattle and Hog Prices Rise as Meat Costs Grow
Partial OCR notes higher farm income tied to rising meat costs. Cattle and hog prices show increases as inflation pressures persist. Experts suggest supply trends and feed costs influence the price spiral.
Eight Signing Up For Army Duty
Eight individuals enlist or sign up for army duty amid local drive. Details on names, units, or dates are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Judge Acts Supply Company Triumphs In Damage Action
A court ruling favors Judge Acts Supply Company in a damage action amid disputes over liability and compensation. The decision affirmes the plaintiff's claims and awards damages to the plaintiff, with the ruling detailing the legal reasoning and applicable statutes.
U N Shuts Down Three Suez Observation Posts
The United Nations halted three Suez Canal observation posts after artillery fire damaged shelters and power. Lt Gen Odd Bell of Norway said sites were unsafe, with water and electricity knocked out, as Swedish observers reported deaths in the crossfire.
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Draft Failure Charge Entered and Fines Reported
Fragmentary OCR text notes a draft failure charge entered and related fines. Mentions names like Commissioner Frank H Murra and other garbled references possibly to orders and approvals. No clear event details or dates are discernible from the legible segments.
Assault Suspect Pleads Innocent in Virginia Case
A suspect named Falie Paul frarake 47 faced an aggravated assault charge in a Virginia case. Judge Denali Fevers set bond at 75 dollars. other defendants including Jian Bardia and Jimmy Jordan pleaded or were found innocent while a separate driving while intoxicated case resulted in a fine and probation.
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Five Apollo 11 Crew Members Undergo Moon Dust Blood Tests
Five astronauts and staff at Space Center Houston undergo blood tests to detect any infection or radiation effects from lunar dust. Arm strong Aldrin and Collins had touched lunar soil. doctors note no outward illness yet but tests will confirm health status.
How to Grow a Perfect Lawn
A compact lawn guide promises fast results with minimal effort and cost. It emphasizes feeding, mowing, and watering tips as part of Reader's Digest August features.
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