Six U S Colleges Face Student Protests Across Nation
The Associated Press reports new violence at San Francisco State as six colleges confront militant student demonstrators. At SFSU about 22 windows were broken and 1,000 protesters faced 220 police. the campus enters a five week strike over black studies and amnesty demands. Northern Michigan University saw Pan American College students walk out during a basketball game, canceling the game after a 45 minute halt. Washington University in St Louis faced peaceful sit ins seeking a black studies program and more aid. a committee heard claims of harassment by campus police. Fordham University pledged to pursue several Negro student demands as a broader response to campus activism.
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Northern Michigan University
Marquette
Pan American College
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Washington University
St. Louis
Oshkosh
Wis
Buffalo
N.Y
State University At Buffalo
Cheyney College
Cheyney
Raymond P. Shafer
Washington, D.C
Wade R. Wilson
Informal Talks Begun With Swiss On Bank Use
Washington AP reports informal talks with Switzerland aim to curb secret bank accounts used by Americans to dodge taxes and trading limits. House hearing cites gangsters, loan sharks, casino operators, salesmen, and insiders exploiting secrecy. Patman pledges legislation to criminalize dealings with foreign banks evading U.S. inspection and to supervise foreign banks in the United States. He calls for annual audits and stricter margin rules, while regulators acknowledge limits of domestic laws. Karl Barth dies in Basel at 83.
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Switzerland
Justice Department
Nixon
House Banking Committee
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Dtex
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Patman
United States
Karl Barth
Basel
Apollo 8 countdown restarts after valve leak delay
NASA resumes final nine hours of a 102 hour Apollo 8 countdown after a leaky heat exchanger valve halted testing. Officials say the December 21 launch remains on schedule with extra days for troubleshooting and fuel drained to fix the leak. In New York, Nixon aides indicate Sargent Shriver may be named U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
New York
Nixon
U.S
United Nations
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Ambassa
City Officials Set For Chicago Meet On Urban Renewal
Monroe city officials will meet in Chicago with federal Housing and Urban Development attorneys to discuss administration of Monroe's urban renewal program. City attorney William J. Schmitz says the council prefers local control under state law and notes possible delays if shifting to a commission system.
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Chicago
Federal Housing and Urban Development Department
William J. Schmitz
Schmitz
Walter Ekum
Harvey Elmer
Glen Schreier
Soviet Union Boosts Defense Budget to 17.7 Billion Rubles
Moscow reports next year’s defense outlay at 17.7 billion rubles within a 133.8 billion ruble national budget. Finance Minister Garbuzov notes a 1 billion ruble rise, lower than last year’s 2.2 billion increase amid Vietnam and Middle East tensions. Western observers say half military spending is concealed. The move comes as Soviet media warns against NATO arms race.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vasily Garbuzov
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Czechoslovakia
Bank Robbery Reported in Richfield Wisconsin
Three men robbed a Richfield bank today and escaped with an undetermined cash amount. The suspects, all white, fled in a 1965 maroon Oldsmobile. Richfield lies in southern Washington County about 10 miles northwest of Milwaukee.
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Richfield, Wis
Washington County
Richfield
Milwaukee
Time Is Running Out Top Advisor Talks to FB
Purdue economist Don Paarlberg, a key Nixon farm policy adviser, compares the fight over government role in agriculture to a football game with no score. He urges gradual shift to market orientation and long term voluntary land retirement, rural development, and reduced government intervention.
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Nixon
Don Paarlberg
Purdue University
American Farm Bureau Federation
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