Solon backs pupil list subpoenas in campus probe
U.S. Senator McClellan defends subpoenas for student aid recipients involved in campus disruptions. Harvard dean Chase criticizes such investigations as fostering mistrust and coercion while supporters say Congress has right to know who funds students in illegal activities.
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Washington
UPI
John L. McClellan
Chase
M. Peterson
Harvard
McClellan
Congress
Project Impact Workshops Begin Here in Lubbock
The first of three summer workshops for Project Impact opened Monday at Maedgen Elementary School in Lubbock. About 30 teachers librarians and administrators from Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma attend daily 8 30 a m to 5 p m sessions through Friday with additional workshops to follow. Dr Margaret Chisholm of the University of New Mexico spoke at the opening and a slate of consultants from regional universities and state agencies participated.
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Nixon
Rumsfeld
Gress
Rumsfield
OEO
Congress
Lubbock
Project Impact
Government Model Library
Maedgen
Nashville Ave
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Margaret Chisholm
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
Galen Pearce
University of Nevada
Reno
Bill J. Fullerton
Arizona State University
Tempe
Mary Boyvey
Texas Education Agency
Austin
Gerald Rogers
Education Service Center
Len Ainsworth
Texas Tech
Eleanor Woodson
Former U S Representative Opposes Big European Security Conference
Harlan Cleveland argues against a large European security conference involving the United States and the Soviet Union, favoring smaller manageable chunks such as Berlin, after four years in NATO diplomacy. He retires to lead the University of Hawaii while noting potential future discussions.
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Brussels
Belgium
Harlan Cleveland
U.S
North Atlantic Council
United States
Soviet Union
Cleveland
University of Hawaii
Robert F. Elsworth
Nixon
Berlin
Subpoenas Target Militant Campus Groups and Leaders
The article details subpoenas seeking names and records of militant campus organizations including Students for a Democratic Society. Stanford Berkeley and Harvard administrators faced requests for dozens of student and staff records tied to campus unrest and arrests, with university leaders divided on compliance.
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Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Stanford
University of California At Berkeley
Brooklyn College
Boston
University and
City College of Naur Varl
Sudcomimumllee
aliDnu
Students For
Democratic Society
American Civil Liberties Union
New York
Palo Alto
Calif
Kenneth Pitzer
Students For A Democratic Society
Afro‘American Society
Young Socialists and
Berkeley
Roger Heyns
Third World Liberation Front
Peterson
McClellan
Subcommittee
Harvard and
Radcliffe
Three Women Get Five Year Probation After Guilty Pleas
Three women and five others pleaded guilty before Judge James A. Ellis in 137th District Court. Mrs. Kenneth Cole of 4413 48th St. and Jean Buller of Wall Hall at Texas Tech and Gloria Jean Williams of 912 Ave. B received five year probation for crimes including forging checks and marijuana possession. Other pleas included burglary and forgery with probationary terms, while Gary Tuggle’s probation was revoked after a four year sentence. A separate note reports a 12.9 percent gain in Florida personal income in 1968.
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James A. Ellis
137Th District Court
Kenneth Cole
48Th St
Jean Buller
Texas Tech
Brookshire
Gloria Jean Williams
Ave. B
Miss Buller
Wall Hall
Williams
United Super Market
Parkway Drive
Roy Scott
Ave. E
Orby A. Hodges
33Rd St
Gary Dean Tuggle
Corpus Christi
Collin County
Tuggle
King Service Station
Clovis Road
Robert Christine James
14Th St
Dee Franklin Hargrove
58Th St
Tony John Gonzales
Lubbock
Estelle Chance Residence
Apt
Donnie Dewan Combs
9Th St
Noel Chambers
Bob Odom
Viet Cong prisoner Kenneth R. Gregory returns home
Army Sgt. Kenneth R. Gregory of Altus Oklahoma, nine months a Viet Cong prisoner, reunited Monday with his mother Mrs Helen Gregory and grandmother Mrs Nettie Loftie at Ft Sill after a rescue by a U S helicopter. He appeared in good condition and requested no more questions before medical checkup and debriefing.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Army
Kenneth R. Gregory
Altus
U.S
Gregory
Helen
Nettie Loftie
Pinnean Okla
Doctors quit smoking doctors quit smoking ers
A fragmented note mentions doctors and quitting smoking with unclear phrasing about being “poinc to tn” leaving the text unreadable for a clear event or quotation.
Dogs Hunt Illegal Hooch And Tobacco Smuggling
A chaotic jumble reports doctors not smoking, a tablet aids nicotine cessation, and dogs trained in New Delhi to find illegal liquor. The piece cites the Anti Tobacco Center of America and police guidance toward bootlegger concealment.
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Chicago
Gregory
Cas- Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Ualtes
Reynolds
Army Hospital
New Delhi
UPI
Co Center of America
Dept. Liquor
Park Avenue South
New York City
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PBX
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Blanchard
Wanda Jones
42Nd Street
Wyvonne Lynch
30Th Street
Solon
Yerba ‘Buena
San Francisco
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Sun, Sien
Iss
Zales
Caprock Center
50Th
Elgin
Zales Jewelers
University
Elks Lodge
Jim Fitzpatrick
Donna Underwood
Sandy Hester
The
Elks
Buckner Baptist Orphanage
Joe Don Buckner
Florida
Mayflower
Moving & Storage Services
34Th Street
Ers
He Was ‘‘Poinc
RCA
Wey
OAN Association
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