Cloud outlines plan to restore order in universities
Roger Cloud, at Republican headquarters, released a 10 point program urging colleges to stop relying on graduate assistants and student teachers for fall instruction. He argued universities must take responsibility to curb campus unrest and bring classes back to normal.
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Student Climber Rescued After Halfway Up 200-Foot Gorge
ERIE AP Mark Francken a Gannon college freshman scaled the 200 foot Wintergreen Gorge wall Monday reaching halfway up then deciding to stay put. A friend alerted volunteers and Brookside firefighters who reached the top and hoisted him down via a rope.
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Toledo Teachers Union Vote Sets Strike Contingency
Rival groups representing 2,500 teachers press into a mass meeting to decide a possible strike in Toledo's 60,000 student system as contract talks falter. Pay offers range from 200 to 2,800 annually over two years, with starting pay up and master’s-credential pay rising to 13,000.
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Networks Try To Lure Viewers
New York reporters note the fall TV season begins with NBC airing Civilisation A Preview, CBS a Day in the Life of the United States, and NBC featuring a Carol Channing special with Gielgud Richardson and MacMurray. ABC follows with Changing Scene and Calgary Stampede coverage while NBC Saturday includes George M. and Miss America finals. season premieres start soon.
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Television Highlights and Channel Lineup Preview
A TV listings synopsis for 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM across channels. Features Civilization documentary preview on non commercial stations, Spotlight with Vikki Carr and Frankie Vaughn, A Day in the Life of the United States narrated by Charles Kuralt, Marcus Welby with Dolores Del Rio, Cutter's Trail film about Santa Fe intimidation, Along Came a Spider with Suzanne Pleshette, Who Killed Miss USA with Dennis Weaver, and The Bucaneer about Jean Lafitte narrated by Yul Brynner.
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Dog Worth 300 Stolen in Somerville
John Neanover of 3280 Frazee Road reports a black hound valued at 300 stolen from his home. Albert Shults of 305 N Main St says a radio and two speakers, valued at 0, were taken from his car. Gary Messmore of 3201 Roslyn Drive says a residence was entered last night with nothing missing. Robert Hodge, manager of King Kwik Minit Market at 6501 Germantown Road, says someone tried to pry the front door but entry was not gained.
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Van Cliburn Plays All Russian Program In Cincinnati
Famed pianist Van Cliburn performed before about 20 000 at Riverfront Stadium as conductor Erich Kunzel called the concert a symphonic Woodstock. The all Russian program featured Borodin, Tchaikovsky, and Rachmaninoff with 1812 Overture ending the show amid fireworks and cannon fire.
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College bred signers of the Declaration numbered twenty three
Twenty three of the fifty six signers of the Declaration of Independence were college educated, nearly all graduates, highlighting the and scholarly background of the fledgling nation’s founders.
Sinatra faces work card before Las Vegas return
Las Vegas Sheriff Ralph Lamb says Frank Sinatra must obtain an entertainer's work permit and answer questions before performing again after a Caesars Palace card game incident in which a pistol was drawn. Waterman, 66, was booked for assault with a deadly weapon and released without bail. Sinatra rested at Palm Springs.
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WCTU condemns booze drugs sex ed and war at 96th convention
The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union adopted resolutions denouncing alcohol for bodily harm, narcotics as a danger to life and property, sensitivity training for promoting nudity, and sex education as a family matter. War was criticized, while President Nixon’s aims to end conflicts abroad were supported. Mrs. Fred J. Tooze was re elected president for a 12th term and Mrs. T. Roy Jarrett was reelected vice president at large.
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Ohio State Fair Sets Attendance Record at Expohio 70
Ohio State Fair crowds totaled 2,219,170 over 12 days ending Labor Day. Attendance surpassed last year by 165,199, the first time exceeding two million. A smaller Labor Day turnout reflected completed livestock judging and rain. Bob Wente won the Buckeye 100 USAC midget race with Dave Strickland second. Bob Hope headlined the grandstand show.
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