Zengakuren Splintered Japanese Students Losing Their Zeal
In Tokyo a young poet hawks his verses on a busy sidewalk while former leftist leader Akehiro Akita, 26, returns home after resigning as first vice president of the All-Japan Student Congress. Police describe his departure as part of a broader fragmentation of Zengakuren. Authorities note declining radical activity since 1970 and a shift by leaders toward practical farming aid in Asia.
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Tokyo
Japan
Akehiro Akita
All-Japan Student Congress
Hiroshima
Nihon University
Akita
Zengakuren
U.s.japan
Jpanese
Tadashi Tomatsu
Tokyo University of Agriculture
Tomatsu
U.S. Peace Corps
Southeast Asia
Refugee numbers worldwide surge from 1964 to 1970
World totals for refugees rose from 7,900,309 in 1964 to 17,318,320 in 1970, a more than doubling reported by Church World Service.
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New York
Church World Service Reports
The Migrant Worker A Different Kind Of Poor
An AP profile from Hudson New York follows Deacon a 69 year old migrant worker on the citrus and fruit route. It paints a life of constant movement low subsidized pay and reliance on seasonal labor. It notes limited eligibility for Social Security and the push of a federal pilot program to uplift migrants toward stability. Arguments about mechanization and farm labor persist alongside daily routines in Cherry Ridge and the Hudson river area.
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Hudson
N.Y
Alfred Mathie
Deacon
The
New York
Florida
Frieda
Cherry Ringe Farm
New York State
South
America
Middle America
Cherry Ridge
Sven
Common Pleas Courts Set New Rules Effective Jan 1
The Ohio Supreme Court proposes 13 rules of procedure for Common Pleas courts to follow in criminal cases. They include appointing an administrative judge per case, allowing videotaped depositions, and monthly court status reports. The rules, adopted Sept 30, take effect Jan 1 and aim for prompt sentencing and tighter case management.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Youth Pleads Guilty To Needle Charge
Thomas Willis, 20, of 1913 North Ave Middletown, pleaded guilty to possession of a hypodermic needle in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Judge Robert Marrs referred the case to adult probation for pre sentence investigation after Willis was arrested about 7 30 am on July 29 in Smith Park Middletown as state witnesses Sgt Russell Dwyer and Pil Mike Davis testified.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Thomas Willis
North Ave
Willis
Smith Park
Russell Dwyer
Mike Davis
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Brunswick
Promfrit
Germantown
Nylo - Germantown
Cincinnati Dayton Road
U.S
Union Sennery
Carornia
Cesar Chavez
Rudy Juarez
Citrus
Hudson, N.Y
Runyan Driving School
State Board OF Schools and Colleges
Lee
Chamber OF Commerce
IBM
Lee’s
Germantown Rd
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