Expensive Schoolboy Mischief Raises Vandalism Costs
An Associated Press survey shows escalating vandalism in U S schools with losses reaching up to 200 million annually. City by city, New York Philadelphia Washington Newark Boston Cleveland Los Angeles and others report rising damages from arson and broken windows. Officials shift to higher cost security measures including electronic sensors private detectives and night staffing.
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Associated Press
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Milwaukee
Wis
National Education Association
Newark
N.J
Boston
Cleveland
Ohio
Los Angeles
Charlotte
N.C
Portland
Ore
New Orleans
Miami
Fla
Millard T. Meers
San Diego
Calif
Buffalo
N.Y
Atlanta
Detroit
Robert Potts
No Margin for Error on Soviet Chinese Border
A glance inside notes little margin for error as the Soviet Union and Red China border tense. AP analyst William Ryan comments on border fragility on page 48. Also highlights Cindy Starr winning a journal scholarship and a page 42 photo feature. The Lennon Sisters are profiled on page 44.
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Soviet Union - Red China
Associated Press News
William Ryan
Cindy Starr
Floyd Starr
Cindy
Journal
Thieu Says U S Troop Withdrawals Tied to Vietnamese Growth
President Thieu in Dalat Says U S troop reductions depend on South Vietnamese forces’ growth and progress through 1969. He notes transfer of equipment, including 20 Huey helicopters, and cites three conditions for any withdrawal: talks progress, reduced infiltration, and stronger Vietnamese forces.
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U.S
United States
Vietnam
Paris
South Vietnam
Thieu
Nixon Attends Derby Picks Majestic Prince For Victory
President Nixon became the first chief executive to attend the Kentucky Derby and chose Majestic Prince as the winner. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon greeted crowds at Churchill Downs and Standiford Field, while senators and wives placed bets on Majestic Prince and Tom Knight.
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Louisville
Nixon
Majestic Prince
Louie B. Nunn
Charles Percy
Bill
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Tom Knight
Churchill Downs
Standiford Field
Nixons
Nunn
Maryland Greek Week Ends With Trash Bash Campus Cleanup
About 1,000 Maryland fraternity and sorority members held a Trash Bash to pick up litter on campus and nearby eight miles. Organizers called it a rededication of student energy to constructive service. University officials supported the effort with overtime for about 20 workers. The event marked the end of Greek Week despite campus disturbances and SDS protests.
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College Park, Md
University of Maryland
Etjen
College Founder Is Mom Of Year
Eveyn LeTourneau 68 founder of LeTourneau Institute of Technology named U S Mother of the Year. She directed a Bible camp and seven boys ranches while running a college now LeTourneau Christian College in Longview Texas. Her family includes five sons and one daughter with ties to Texas A M and Illinois. She praised mothers and urged discipline for student dissidents at the ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Eveyn LeTourneau
Texas
U.S
States
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
LeTourneau Institute of Technology
LeTourneau Christian Colege
LeTourneau
Winona
Richard
Roy
Ted
Longview
Ben
Texas A&m
Louise Dick
Moline
Rescuer's Dash Ends In Death
A Cleveland man rushing to aid a bicyclist struck and killed 3 year old Laura Workman of Chicago as he backed his car from a yard after the accident. The bicyclist was not seriously injured.
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Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Ds.c
Robert E. McNair
Nixon
Cleveland
Chicago
Shemary
Laura Workman
Ill
MSU Homecoming Queen Injured in Airport Propeller Accident
Michigan State University Homecoming queen Nancy Landis of Hudson Ohio was hospitalized in fair condition after hip and leg injuries from walking into a turning airplane propeller at Capital City Airport. State Police said she did not realize the propeller was moving. the Cessna 150 was owned by the Winged Spartans flying club.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Universiy
Nancy Landis
Hudson
Ohio
St. Lawrence Hospital
Capital City
Spring warmth Returns as Forecast Hints at Warm Week
Sunny skies bring mid 80s across the region with temperatures remaining warm into Monday. Forecasters expect a continued springlike pattern before the anticipated onset of hotter weather.
Open House at Shelter Highlights Be Kind to Animals Week
Rows of kennels at the animal shelter south of Trenton invite visitors all day today and through the week as part of Be Kind to Animals Week. The shelter is operated by the Humane Association of the Miami.
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Trenton
The
Humane Association of the
Miami
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DERBY
California
Mansfield
James S. Byrnes Nixon
Columbia Metropolitan
Columbia
S.C
Walter B. Wa
R. Doyle Grabarck
Students For A Democratic Society
Kramer
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