NSA President Predicts Tougher Local Campus Activism
Charles Palmer, NSA president, warned the coming academic year will feature increased student activism, with focus on Vietnam, racism, pollution, and anti-war industries. He said activism will be more localized and responses will adapt to external events, including Cambodia. Palmer urged students to engage communities to broaden support.
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ST. Paul, Minn
National Student Association
Charles Palmer
Palmer
Grand Avenue Closure Plan Details and Traffic Route Changes
City chief engineer outlines temporary Grand Avenue closure with University Boulevard for railroad crossing work. East-west traffic will detour via Roosevelt Avenue or Woodlawn, then reconnect at the University Boulevard intersection. upon completion Grand Avenue will be permanently closed at Waite Street with eastbound and westbound routes rerouted accordingly.
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Crawford Street
Lamneck
Roosevelt Avenue
Uni
Penn Central Railroad
Acversity Boulevard
14Th
WF. Klosterman
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Waite Street
Roosevelt
Woodlawn
Roosevelt University
Grand
New Guidelines For Subpoena Of Newsmen Taking Effect
ST. LOUIS AP The attorney general announced interim guidelines for subpoenas to newsmen stressing negotiations first and requiring AG authorization if needed. The rules urge nonpress sources, protect confidentiality claims, and review possible legislation to shield sources. Mitchell warned the press may resist subpoenas as a quasigovernmental probe.
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House of Delegates
American Bar Association
ABA
Justice Department
Kosygin May Visit This Fall
UN and Nixon may host Soviet Premier Kosygin at the United Nations General Assembly session marking the 25th anniversary. The three month meeting runs Sept 15 to Oct 24 with leaders invited to speak on Sept 17-Oct 2 or at a commemorative session Oct 19-24.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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U.N
U.S
Kosygin
Cameroon
Central African Republic
Tanzania
Upper Volta
Cyprus
Finland
Austria
Afghanistan
Britain
Japan
Jamaica
Lesotho
Malta
Mauritius
Senegal
Ore Carving May Be Norse Rune Stone
MASSILLON Ohio AP an iron ore carving on display since 1905 as an Ohio Indian artifact may be a Norse rune stone from 12th century Viking explorers or settlers. The four inch high object shows a woman's face and may have marked a grave. Found in Plain Township Stark County the piece came to Massillon library in 1905 from Dr Abraham Pease who bought it in 1880. Dr Clyde Keeler of Central State Hospital Milledgeville Ga raised the rune stone possibility in a letter to the museum. He has pursued the idea since reading a 1880 Pease letter describing it as a specimen of aboriginal art. The top inscription in runic characters is interpreted as dating Sept 12 1154. If genuine it would be one of two Viking picture art pieces in North America. Other rune stones found here bear runic writing without pictures. Two Viking age objects were found in northern Newfoundland but no authentic Viking works farther south. At Keeler’s suggestion the stone was placed in a bank vault after a prior runic find in Ross County was stolen.
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Stark County
Massillon Library
Abraham Pease
Pease
Christen Spangler
Spangler
Clyde Keeler
Central State Hospital
Milledgeville
Keeler
Ohio Historical Society
North America
Newfoundland
Ohio
Ross County
Kiwanis Plans To Fry Steak At Leeds Farm Event
Kiwanis Club schedules a steak fry at the old Leeds Farm on Old Rt 25 starting 6 30 p m Thursday. A roundtable for non attenders will be held at the Manchester Motor Inn at noon Thursday.
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Kiwanis Club
Leeds Farm
Manchester Motor Inn
Outstanding Students Die in Town Crash
A crash killed 49 teenagers described as among the brightest and most active in their small town. The group included scholars, student council members, club presidents, editors, choir members, 4-H winners, golfers and horsewomen with many girls lauded as prom queens and cheerleaders.
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Associated Press
America
YMCA canoe trip openness for 10 plus swimmers
The YMCA invites boys and girls aged 10 and over who can swim well to join an August 19 canoe trip on the Mohican River. Fee is 4.50 for members and a higher amount for nonmembers, with lunch, life jackets, canoes, and transport included. Parents may drive with one child free. Departure is 6:30 a.m. from Middletown, return by 8 p.m. in Perrysville Ohio.
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YMCA
Mohican River
Perrysville
Ohio
Middletown
United States Tops World in Per Capita Aluminum Use
The United States leads global per capita aluminum consumption at 42 pounds, with Sweden at 25 pounds and Canada and Switzerland at 21 pounds each, reflecting consumption patterns across major economies.
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New York
United States
Sweden
Canada
Switzerland
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