Campus violence panel finds mixed reception on Nixon role
A presidential task force report on campus unrest draws cynicism from students and guarded optimism from some academics. The nine member Scranton panel urges national unity and stronger White House leadership, while critics doubt action will follow. Nixon aides note steps already taken.
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Kent Opens Quietly Amid Bombing Threats
Kent State University begins fall quarter with 21,000 students returning amid a bombing threat. A convocation and torchlight parade honor four students killed on May 4, and Think Week starts with peace focus. President White urges awareness of rumors as classes resume after spring disruptions. Early registrations total 20,998.
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Man Held as Suspect in Green Bay Burglary
Kerry Martin, 20, of 124 Whitman Drive, jailed by city police at request of Green Bay officers who say they have a burglary warrant. Extradition to Green Bay likely if Martin waives. A second Middletown-area burglary suspect is being sought by Green Bay police.
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Kent Jury Enters Third Week in Kent State Probe
A state grand jury investigating violence at Kent State University enters its third week in Ravenna Ohio. Witnesses testifying focus on May 4 events when four students were killed by National Guardsmen. Earlier days covered May 1 disturbances and May 3 ROTC building fire.
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Buses Ordered Off Roads As Unsafe
Washington AP reports more than ten percent of recently inspected buses were ordered off the road for safety concerns. Many others cited for minor violations. over half of checked buses, chartered and scheduled, had at least one safety issue. Charter buses showed the most frequent violations.
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Slain Man in Youngstown Home Baffles Police
Thomas Edwards, 49, of Youngstown, was shot to death Sunday in a south side residence. Police held a 39 year old unidentified woman for questioning as the investigation continues.
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Knights Elect Hart President
Robert Hart of 112% Parkview Ave. elected president of the Knights Social Club, Inc. Hart succeeds Edward Hill as president who became secretary. Other officers include Larry Howell as vice president Albert Johnson treasurer Charles Sheally chaplain David Thomas sergeant at arms Willie Johnson historian and recreation chairman Joe Morgan publicity chairman and Gene Snow sports chairman. The group voted to continue their invitational softball tournament and several civic projects.
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Charles Sheally
David Thomas
Willie Johnson
Joe Morgan
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