Communist ships diverted heavy tonnage to China via North Vietnam routes
Pentagon sources say nearly 250000 tons of supplies from Communist freighters and tankers were diverted to China since the US Navy closed North Vietnam ports with minefields last May. Officials cannot confirm how much reached Haiphong or other North Vietnamese harbors, but about one third of comparable bloc shipments likely did.
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Honorary Hirohito Award Sparks CSU San Francisco Vote
California State University San Francisco faculty voted to award Emperor Hirohito the school's first honorary degree. President S J Hayakawa, noting the emperor could not attend college or publish papers, called the idea proposed by the biology department a sign of regard for his marine biology work.
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Medical College Trustees Elect New President
Toledo Ohio AP Dr Marion C Anderson 46 named president of Medical College of Ohio succeeding Dr Gilden Brooks who resigned last year Anderson has been professor and chairman of surgery since 1969 his appointment was effective immediately Thurman Bretz led the presidential search committee praising his service to the department and regional medical programs
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