Governors Reject Federal Probe Amid Campus Unrest
Nation's governors condemn campus disorders and vote against a federal investigation fearing further unrest. They support restraint while awaiting Justice Department monitoring and back Hesburgh's call for university self rule with limited outside help only if needed.
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Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
National Governors Conference
Justice Department
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
William G. Milliken
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Reagan
Theodore Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Hesburgh
South Bend
Ind
Spiro T. Agnew
Aptitude tests set Saturday at Middletown High
Ninety four students registered for the SAT and forty for the achievement test to be given in Room 291 at Middletown High. Exams start at 8 a.m. for the SAT and 1 p.m. for the achievement test. Total participants planned reach 122. Robert B. Kramer, MS head counselor, announced the change and will supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High
Girard Street
College Entrance Examination Board
Princeton
N. J
Robert B. Kramer
Reservists Barred From Custodial Duties in Army Units
The Army orders commanders to end reservists' custodial work after budget cuts. It cites unit readiness concerns and says funding is tight but adequate. Some units may use trucks for summer camp transport to save money, with toll road use allowed when justified.
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Washington
Army
Army Reserve
Paris Central Market Moves to New Locale
Paris shift of Les Halles from the old central market to an area near Orly Airport called Rungis marks the end of a 900 year tradition. Festive crowds, street dances, and vivid market imagery accompany the evacuation as Jean Vinocur notes the market’s historical arc from 1037 to its iron pavilions and lifting of commerce to a new site.
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Paris
Les Halles
Sevellers
Orly
Rungis
Beaux Arts
Fountain of the Innocents
Louis VI
Speeding verdicts total 835 in weekly court session
Thirty three motorists faced charges in a municipal court session. Judge John T. Lamb disposed of 66 cases against 64 people with fines for careless driving improper backing and insufficient lights. Several drivers paid 25 to 50 dollar penalties plus suspended fines or bonds.
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John T. Lamb
Earl H. Hon
Hood Ave
Larry C. Johnson
Gerry St
Kalfbleisch Road
James W. Chrisman
Radabaugh
Green
Tommy Burton
Baltimore St
Linda Sue Frame
State St
Trenton
Vernon E. Prickett
Hamilton
Ervie Ray Gilbert
Keays Ave
Lucille E. Hurst
Giarad St
Campbell
Gilbert
Joseph L. Wills
Germantown Road
Pauline I. Parker
Renee Drive
Dreama Gail Crutchfield
West Chester
William J. Lewis
Oxford State Road
Kenneth Dale Pelfrey
Jefferson Road
Gerard Letourneau
Omaha St
Millard Scott Mullins
Fifth St
Franklin
Gary W. Elam
Finley St
Mason Lee Adkins
Gingrich Road
Ohioans Arrested for Armed Robbery in Kentucky
Three Ohio men were arrested at a Lexington motel on armed robbery charges for holdups at a jewelry store and a grocery. In custody were Walter Gregory, 21, Cincinnati. John Vincent, 23, Middletown. and Larry W. Saylor, 26, Hamilton.
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Lexington
Walter Gregory
Cincinnati
John Vincent
Middletown
Larry W. Saylor
Hamilton
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University of California
Berkeley
San Francisco State College
Utah
Calvin Rampton
Florida
Claude Kirk
Michigan
New
Cott Pharmacy
Vanest S I, Dlet
Girard Ave
Seafood Spectacular
Walfshell
Jax
Wince Faulkner
By John Vinocur
Associated Press
Homburg
France
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Belvedere
Toledo, Ohio
Libbey Owens-Ford Co
Bartel
Central
West Middletown
Parts & Service
Spencer Jewelry
Central Avenue
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