Happy Hamline President Finds Campus Life Easygoing
Dr. Richard P. Bailey of Hamline University writes of a safe, vibrant campus life as president. He describes 1,200 undergrads in a big white house with no fences or alarms, noting nocturnal noise, card games on windows, window lighting, and light pranks, but stresses students have never been destructive or disrespectful.
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Hamline
White House
New Proposals Move U.S. and Soviets Toward Middle East Peace
At the United Nations diplomats report signs both the Soviet Union and the United States softened demands on a Middle East settlement. The Russians favor Arab commitments to peace after initial Israeli withdrawal, while the U.S. favors permanent boundaries roughly along prewar lines. President Nixon warned against shifting military power balancing against Israel, urging restraint and noting Soviet support for Egypt could push the U.S. to bolster Israel’s defense.
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New York
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Syria
Washington
Israeli Jets Raid Gulf of Suez Front in Ongoing Conflict
Israeli jets bombed SAM sites along the northern Gulf of Suez while raiding war targets near the Suez Canal. Planes returned safely with no disclosed hits. In Jordan Valley, Arab gunners fired rockets at two settlements but caused no casualties. fire was returned.
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Israel
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Tel Aviv
Search For Woman Plane Under Way
A search to find Pennsylvania woman Elsie Colson, a 34 year old transfer pilot student, whose single engine Cessna Cardinal went down off Lake Erie after running out of fuel Tuesday night. American and Canadian vessels and aircraft scoured the area near Rondeau Harbor Ontario, but darkness halted Wednesday’s efforts.
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McGovern Blasts Nixon Over Cambodia Policy Debate
Sen George McGovern criticized President Nixon for arguing the Senate’s Cambodia debate and Cooper Church amendment would turn the Constitution upside down He urged equal television time with Sen Mark Hatfield to defend their plan to cut off funds for all U.S operations in Vietnam and speed peace negotiations through a withdrawal deadline
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Vietnam
Nixon names Bruce to Paris talks amid Cambodia defense
President Nixon defends the Cambodia operation and announces David K. E. Bruce, aged 72, will become U.S. negotiator in Paris for ending the Vietnam war. Bruce will assume duties by August with instructions to test whether gaps with the opposition can be narrowed. Nixon defends his April Cambodia action and vows to use military power again if needed to protect troops.
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Mideast
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Ohio to Lose Medicaid Funds for Mental Hospitals
A HEW deputy regional commissioner said Ohio public mental hospitals will have Medicaid funds cut off until they meet federal standards. Rosella Hart noted Ohio was warned that funds for care of patients over 65 would be discontinued July 1, 1970 if improvements were not made. impact on total federal money was not disclosed.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Moon fragment lost by NASA at Goddard
NASA scientist Dr. Nicholas Short reports a tiny lunar fragment weighing one-fifth of an ounce is missing from a safe at Goddard Space Flight Center. The piece, about two thirds the size of a garden pea, came from Apollo 11 and was later deemed too small for further study.
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