Negro and White Students Clash At Cornell U
The Afro American Society seized Willard Straight Hall during Parents Weekend sparking clashes. White students smashed a window, minor injuries reported, 40 employees and parents were evicted. Protests cited racist attitudes and lack of Negro studies programs. Harvard suspended strikes for a week as ROTC status changes. Stanford protesters ended a nine day sit in at Applied Electronics Lab over classified research.
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Nixon signals drastic retaliation for future intelligence attacks
Congress members said Nixon pledged swift, unrevealed retaliation for any future strikes on U.S. intelligence ships or planes. He stressed continued electronic surveillance to monitor North Korea and Chinese air activity, citing 31 American lives lost and threats to U.S. troops in Korea.
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Social Security Tax Boost May Be Deferred
Budget observers predict receipts will exceed official estimates as income and corporate taxes rise. The Social Security tax hike planned for 1971 could be delayed a year, preserving Nixon's $5.8 billion surplus, while debates continue over accelerating the Johnson speedup.
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Supreme Court hears Powell clash over seating case
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday on whether it has the power to decide the legality of the House’s 1967 removal of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. Powell’s lawyers argue the Constitution requires his seating, while House counsel contends Congress alone can judge member qualifications.
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Sunny and Warm Week Ahead With Cooling Night Lows
Forecast calls for sunny day with highs in the low 60s. Tonight will bring unusually cold lows in the 30s. Monday may see increasing clouds and warmer temperatures overall.
A Glance Inside The Pine Barrens Island Of Forest
The Pine Barrens in New Jersey is described as a forested island in a major urban region. The piece notes a thousand-square mile refuge for those seeking solitude and mentions John Eisenhower stepping from his father's shadow. The page also announces this year's Sebald Self-Reliance Awards finalists.
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Inmates Graduate High School At Lebanon Correctional
Seventeen inmates from Shaker Valley High School completed courses and received diplomas in a cap and gown ceremony at the Lebanon Correctional Institution chapel. Director Chester Hornsby awarded the diplomas. Absentia graduates included Terry Bubb and others.
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Donald McCarthy
Robert Monroe
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