Women enter Ivy League as Yale Princeton Harvard admit first undergrads
The Ivy League welcomes women to undergraduate programs. Yale reports about 180 women will enroll this fall at New Haven with classes starting mid month. Princeton opens to 180 women this weekend, joining the existing female graduate body. Harvard plans full female undergraduate access after Radcliffe integration. Other campuses also admit women including Xavier and La Salle College.
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Envoy Worry Over Abductions Sparks U.S. Security Review
U.S. State Department officials fear the kidnapping of Charles Burke, ambassador to Brazil, could trigger a wave of abductions in crisis areas. They cite Elbrick precedent, note new security steps at Latin American posts, and say Marine guards may operate without uniforms or weapons in some countries.
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Estes Case Nears Closure Seven Years After Fraud Conviction
A trustee for Billie Sol Estes states the estate will wind up in about four weeks. Harry Moore Jr. of EA National Bank says 400 creditors seek about 34 million, but total assets are around 7.6 million. IRS tax claims of 12 million take precedence. assets will be divided between the IRS and Commercial Solvents Corp. with other creditors likely to receive nothing. Major claim is 7 million by Walter E. Heller Co. of Chicago. smallest from Oscar Smith of Tornillo, Texas for belts bought at Smith’s hardware store.
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Drug Effort Ads Spark Controversy in East Austin
In East Austin a four billboard anti drug campaign by a New York agency on a National Institute of Mental Health drive drew local anger. The signs feature a young man injecting drugs with slang phrases in Mexican American and Puerto Rican vernacular and were slated for removal the following Monday.
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Sikes Warns Bombing Halt Prolongs Vietnam War
Florida congressman Rep Robert L F Sikes says ending North Vietnam bombing 17 months ago would have won the war by now. He chairs the House military construction appropriations subcommittee and criticizes State Department policies as too mild. Colleague Rep Walter Flowers favors resuming attacks if Paris talks stall. Sikes urges sustained military pressure to force realistic negotiations in Paris. He cites an extensive around-the-world trip and argues U S power and prestige require firm dealings abroad.
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Bakers Mark 38th Birthday With National Art Gallery Expansion
Lubbock printer Bakers marks 38 years with open house at ith St and Ave L. The Baker Collector's Gallery, born in 1963, has become a major Southwest outlet for 30 noted artists drawing visitors from 43 states and 10 foreign countries. The firm, known for real art in office design, hosts ribbon cutting for a growing art and print operation.
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Welfare offices shut in Detroit amid protests over welfare abuses
Wayne County officials close the welfare department and branch offices after days of demonstrations by mothers demanding more money to clothe children. About 7,800 jobs affected, food stamp distribution halted for 14,000 households while relief checks for 45,000 remain mailed from Lansing.
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2000 Delegates to Attend Life Underwriters Meet
The 80th annual convention of the National Association of Life Underwriters opens in Houston with about 2000 delegates expected. Speakers include Jenkin Lloyd Jones, Gerald R. Ford, John Connally, Walter Frommeyer Jr, Robert J. Myers, and Roy D. Simon as the association’s ideal.
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Solon Seeks Federal Study on Marijuana Effects
Rep. Claude Pepper urged Surgeon General Prindle to launch an extensive government study on marijuana to settle conflicting claims about its dangers. Pepper cited officials who deem current laws unrealistic and urged prompt issuance of an authoritative report mirroring the cigarette smoking hazards study.
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Apollo defender urges space program support in New Orleans
Apollo 11 patronaut Michael Colina urged Americans to view space exploration as needed alongside Earthly solutions. Mayor Victor Schiro and about 600 greeted him as a parade and a halftime fireworks show were planned for a Saints Oilers game. Colins argued less than one half of one percent of GNP funds space and welfare spending would exceed the space budget.
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East German Guard Blocks West Berlin Truck Load
An East German guard refused to permit a West German truck bound for West Berlin to load after uncovering cases marked with maps designating the area as the Sevet occupied zone.
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