New Kent State President Vows Firm Campus Stance
Dr Glenn A Olds named Kent State University's seventh president vows to use force if needed to quell disturbances on campus. He recalls the May 4 1970 shootings and says the incident was not typical of universities and unlikely to recur. Olds cites guiding principles for students and notes prior UN experience shaping his view on campus decisions.
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Viet Infantry Kills 44 Reds In Two Battles
South Vietnamese infantrymen killed 44 Communist troops in two daylong battles along Cambodia border areas. U.S. forces did not fight in South Vietnam. B52 strikes hit targets south of the DMZ and near the A Shau Valley. South Vietnamese casualties were light with one killed and seven wounded in the eastern action.
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Apollo 15 astronauts in moon orbit jettison test delayed
Apollo 15 crew Scott Irwin Worden, aboard the Moon orbiting spacecraft, carried out a scientific instrument run mapping about 26 percent of the Moon. A planned jettison of the lunar module Falcon was delayed after a suspected leak but later deemed safe.
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Nationalist China Vows Fight to Stay in United Nations
The Nationalist government led by Chiang Kai-shek pledged to fight to remain in the United Nations after the United States backed admitting Communist China. Taipei said Peking’s entry would threaten the UN and urged member states to support the Nationalists. Tokyo urged restraint on expulsion of any state.
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Record heat tops U.S. readings at Furnace Creek
The National Weather Service logged the highest temperature Monday excluding Hawaii and Alaska as 121 degrees at Furnace Creek California. Detroit Lakes Minnesota reported a low of 33 degrees.
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New York
Air Force NCO Assumes Northeast Louisiana Southeast Arkansas Post
Sergeant M Sut Clinton has become sector supervisor for recruiting in the area. He will coordinate activities in Northeast Louisiana and Southeast Arkansas. He lives in West Monroe at Shorewood Village with his wife Helen and sons Randy and Ricky.
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Ricky
Bon Tolar Couple Return From Vacation
After a two week break Mr. and Mrs. Bon Tolar of Monroe return to work on Monday. They spent part of the vacation in Nashville Tennessee where they attended the Grand Ole Opry.
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Miami Library Cat Controversy Ends With Eviction
A Miami library faces a cat and pest dispute as cats beneath the building trigger claims of fleas from cat lovers led by Philip Horton. Library director Edward Lintz orders fumigation and sealing, while Horton seeks a 30 day pause to relocate the cats and finish a private sale near Homestead.
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Edward Lintz
Biscayne Boulevard
Homestead
Twin Cities Weather Update Averages Showers And Warm Temps
Weather update shows continued showers in the Twin Cities area with a 60 percent chance today and tonight. Temperatures range from around 70s to high 80s with highs near 88 and lows around 70s, light southeasterly winds, drier later in the day, dew points in upper 60s to low 70s, and 40 percent sunshine today rising to 60 percent Wednesday. FAA reports Monroe Municipal Airport high 86 and low 72 with .02 inches rainfall for Monday.
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Diplomat Seeks Suez Pullback in Talks with Israel
AP reports Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco urged Israel to accept a substantial pullback from the Suez Canal and a token Egyptian force on the east bank. The move would seek a path to reopening the canal amid stalled talks. Sisco met Israeli leaders including Meir Dayan Allon and Eban and was briefed by military chiefs. Rogers pushes for canal reopening as a step toward peace.
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America
Sudan Expels Soviet Envoys Deepens Rift With Moscow
Sudan orders most of about 1800 Soviet advisers to stay home after expelling embassy officials including No 20 man Orlov and ambassador Zaimov. Moscow protests but Khartoum stands firm as regional Arab states back Egypt in the widening dispute.
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Today's Chuckle The Alarm Clock Problem
A lighthearted quip notes that alarm clocks ruin sleep by going off while people are still asleep. The joke pivots on the irony of waking early from rest.
Walking On Moon Is An Acquired Skill
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Man on the moon moves like a dancing bear yet adapts quickly to lunar gravity During Apollo 15 mission astronauts David R Scott and James B Irwin developed a new method of moving Between first and second surface excursions By the third they glide rather than shuffle doctors say They adapt after eight hours on the surface and improve with more hours showing improved balance and ankle motion on the moon.
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