Kent State Opens to Graduates After Campus Tragedy
Kent State University in Kent Ohio reopened briefly for graduation. About 1 200 seniors and faculty attended a solemn ceremony the first since May 4 when four students were killed amid an antiwar protest. Most graduates avoided disruption signing pledges to keep order.
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Humphrey Enters Minnesota Senate Race for 1972
Former vice president Hubert H. Humphrey announced his candidacy for the U S Senate from Minnesota. He said he would not pursue another presidential bid but would serve a six year term if elected and would consider a presidential nomination only if it arose. Humphrey previously served as a U S senator from 1948 to 1964 before becoming vice president.
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Kent State names commission to probe campus violence
About 700 graduates did not receive degrees by mail as Kent State held commencement for about 4,000 attendees. President Robert White learned of a national commission to investigate campus violence, chaired by former Gov. William Scranton with Cleveland Safety Director Benjamin O. Davis among its members. White noted the panel lacks active politicians.
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Symposium on Private Investments Abroad at SMU Center
A symposium on private investments abroad will be held Wednesday through Friday at the International and Comparative Law Center in Dallas. The center, a division of the Southwestern Legal Foundation, is located on the campus of Southern Methodist University.
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Royalty To Visit 12TH DAY Soyuz Crew Approaches Space Mark
Soviet cosmonauts Nikolayev and Levanov neared day 12 of Soyuz 9 mission as Tass reported normal systems and rest periods. Predicted to exceed Gemini 7 endurance record, they seek to test long zero gravity and night cycles for future orbiting stations. In Washington, Nixon and family plan a July visit with Prince Charles and Princess Anne and a White House stay, including a Monument visit and state dinners.
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Birthplace Dedicated as National Historic Site
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson dedicates his boyhood birthplace as a national historic site in Stonewall. About 5,000 attend in 90 degree heat as Johnson proclaims America remains the land of promise. Participation includes Walter Hickel, lawmakers, and notable officials while Nixon and Truman telegrams are read.
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