Paris Riots Clash as Students Halt University Activities
In Paris the Latin Quarter saw hours of intense clashes as students fought police leaving destruction across Boulevards. Classes at the University of Paris remained suspended amid unclear motives and ongoing demonstrations.
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Gibraltar Border Closure Strains UK Spain Ties
British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart accused Spain of pressuring Gibraltar by shutting the only land link, cutting tourist income amid Spain's claim to The Rock. Gibraltar's Sir Joshua Hassan warned of harder times but vowed resilience as workers cross daily.
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Nixon Nebraska trip dampened by rain and wind
President candidate Richard Nixon opened a two day Nebraska campaign in wet gusty weather. He spoke from a machinery shed near Omaha after an outdoor welcome was spoiled by rain. Nixon predicted strong chances in Nebraska and aimed to match or exceed Rockefeller and Reagan support.
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Chemistry Prof Starts On Tour
Texas Tech chemistry professor Henry J. Shine begins a three week lecture tour through the northeastern United States Canada England and France. He will lecture on his Texas Tech research at the University of Delaware Sun Oil Co Bell Telephone Research Laboratories and McGill University in Montreal. He will also present a paper at the Third International Organo Sulfur Symposium at the University of Caen France. In England he will visit the University of Manchester and lecture at Imperial Chemical Industries Run corn staff in London.
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Sit-In at Cheyney College Reaches Sixth Day
About 600 students occupied the Cheyney State College administration building demanding campus improvements. Belinda Wooten, president-elect of the Student Government Cooperative Association, cites better curriculum faculty and student finances as unsatisfied goals. Gov Shafer and state police urged progress without overnight stays as authorities monitored peaceful demonstrations at the Delaware County campus near Philadelphia.
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Snake Movement Not a Lift Lifts Only Bends Sideways
In motion a snake does not lift its body from the ground but bends laterally to advance. This behavior explains how serpents crawl by alternating waves of curvature along the body.
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