Nixon denounces campus violence but limits federal aid
President Nixon condemned campus disorders as a threat to intellect and civilization and said federal action would be limited to withholding financial aid from students found violating the law. HEW Secretary Finch outlined procedures and noted time needed to implement the new federal provisions while universities handle administration and rights of dissent.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Oceanside
California
Los Angeles
Finch
Congress
Spring Day Forecast and Nixon on Academic Freedom
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures with showers and scattered thunder tonight and Monday. The high today should reach the 60s. The text then shifts to a Nixon speech railing criminal statutes and urging protection of learning, arguing student unrest reflects broader social discontent and that enforcing academic freedom rests with universities.
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Nixon
Ray says no pressure on plea. attorney now says change
J B Stoner of Savannah visits Ray in Tennessee State Penitentiary and says Ray now plans libel suits against Life magazine and others claiming interference with a fair trial. Stoner had not spoken on criminal matters, and Ray's brother traveled from East St Louis after the visit.
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Ray
Memphis
Criminal Court
W. Preston Battle
J. B. Stoner
Savannah
Stoner
Life Magazine
Tennessee State Penitentiary
Jerry
East St. Louis
Ill
King
Battle
Tennessee
London
Shelby County
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
The Family Farm Fading From U S Life
A feature observes the decline of the traditional family farm due to technology and economic pressures, framing it as a broader shift in American life. It contrasts with modern worries and hints at a narrative on rural change and decline.
Battle Lines Shift as Vietnam War Grinds On
In eight years the war pivots between gains and losses. North Vietnamese regulars move in well supplied, while Viet Cong units suffer heavy losses and struggle to rebound. Border fighting remains pivotal as U S forces defend bases and press pacification hamlets to outpace Viet Cong advances.
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Peter Arnett
Associated Press
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Inces
Binh Duong
Ho Chi Minh
Paris
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Pakistani Students Tear Down U S Flag at Karachi Embassy
About 350 Pakistani students gathered outside the U S consulate in Karachi shouting Down with America they hauled down and ripped the U S flag in half then waved the half with the flag upside down in front of Marines. Police chased the crowd away with no injuries reported. The incident followed U S arms curbs in the 1965 India Pakistan war context.
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Karachi
Pakistan
America
U.S
Alcindor stars as UCLA claims third straight NCAA title
Lew Alcindor scored 37 points guiding UCLA to a 92-72 victory over Purdue in Louisville. The win sealed UCLA’s unprecedented third consecutive NCAA championship and capped Alcindor’s college career with an 88 win two loss record.
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UCLA
Purdue
Louisville
Lew Alcindor
Negroes Plan Honors For Rhodes Governor praised for appointments to Black officials
Ohio Negro Republicans announced a testimonial for Gov. James A. Rhodes to honor his work for Black people. William O. Walker said Rhodes opened doors for many, while Judge Perry B. Jackson praised his appointments to judgeships and state posts.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William O. Walker
Ohio Republican Council
Rhodes
Cuyahoga County
Republican
Harry Alexander
Cleveland
Walker
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Loss High In Fremont Lumber Fire
Fremont Ohio AP The Gordon Lumber Co yard in Fremont was destroyed by fire Saturday with an estimated loss of 250000. Fireman Richard Norris was injured and hospitalized. Manager R A Hofelich closed the office at 130 pm for a shareholder meeting in Oak Harbor. president Walter Meyer and others rushed to the scene as flames and smoke filled the yard. The yard was recently fully stocked and had received a positive insurance report about a month earlier.
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Fremont, Ohio
Gordon Lumber Co
Richard Norris
Memorial Hospital
R. A. Hofelich
Oak Harbor
Walter Meyer
Fremont
Hofelich
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