OSU Faces Up To Problems as Trustees Meet
Ohio State University's troubled campus faced three potential paths including restoration of peace, National Guard backed operations, or shutdown if violence grows. Afro-Am leaders and trustees hold Monday talks on Faculty Council recommendations including minority affairs, a pass fail system, and black studies funding.
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Nixon blocks nerve gas shipment to Oregon and Alaska move
President Nixon halted a planned Army nerve and mustard gas shipment from Okinawa to Hermiston Oregon. The gas will instead be moved to Kodiak Naval Station Alaska, amid local opposition and sabotage fears during rail transport. Legal challenges by Oregon Washington and the ACLU were rejected in U.S. District Court.
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Universities Face Tax Exemption Risks Over Campus Politics
Washington reports that colleges allowing student political activities on campus may risk tax exemption. The alert cites IRS officials and a Thurmond inquiry into Princeton University’s Move ment for a New Congress project using campus facilities. Critics warn of strict IRS interpretations while supporters say arrangements will shield status.
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Dessert Included Dinner Dilemma Sparks Laughs
A quip notes when dessert is included in meal price diners face a choice between losing money or gaining weight. The tongue in cheek remark highlights the guilt and humor of all you can eat policies.
SCLC Leader Calls for Ousting "Old Souls" Politicians
Atlanta marchers rally after a 120 mile Georgia protest to demand defeat of politicians labeled as wrinkled old souls. Abernathy lists Maddox Stennis Rivers Millan Addonizio Nixon Agnew Murphy Thurmond Reagan as targets and urges youth power to change leadership.
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George Murphy
Strom Thurmond
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Ohio
Augusta
Jackson State College
Mississippi
George McGovern
D-S.d
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
Coretta King
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Laos
Vietnam
A Glance Inside Alf Landon and His Loss
Alf Landon, once routed in a landslide election, remains alive and determined. The piece notes his enduring stance as the century’s most severely defeated candidate and portrays a measured, nonbitter outlook.
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Middletown Storm Causes Downtown Windows to Break
A local storm at 8 15 p m blew down tree limbs and shattered two downtown windows in Middletown. Temperatures plunged from 88 to 69 with 0 75 inch of rain as 60 residents reported power outages. Restoration was underway by 9 30 p m. A brief twister may have touched down.
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