California Chancellor Refuses Student Demands Amid Strike
Berkeley tale details University of California Chancellor Roger W. Heyns rejecting student demands to bar police, grant campus rights to nonstudents, and keep hearings open. Faculty Senate backs Heyns as 795 professors approve leadership amid ongoing boycott.
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Smathers to resign key Democratic leadership post
Washington AP reports Senator George A. Smathers will quit as secretary of the Democratic Conference a top Senate leadership role citing health reasons in a letter to Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield.
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War Might Fade Out Says Lodge in Viet Nam
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said the Viet Nam war might fade out without a formal end, noting improvement from a year ago but uneven progress. He described China unlikely to enter the war and cited fading out as happened in the Philippines and Malaysia.
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Speedy Train Service To Airports Proposed
A Princeton University research team proposes a high speed rail bypass linking Boston to Washington with service to 10 major airports including JFK and Dulles. Trains would reach 160 mph with 135 mph cruising speed, cost about 1.5 billion dollars, and could carry autos for auto train service.
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Hearing Stated On Plane Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board will hold a public hearing in Omaha to determine the Braniff Air Line crash cause that killed 39 last August near Fall City Nebraska. Board member Whitney Gilliland will preside as more than 30 witnesses testify over three days.
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Wartime Traffic Weathers French Viet Roads Strain
Wartime traffic is stressing South Viet Nam's French built roads as convoys of heavy trucks and fuel tanks traverse routes from Saigon to My Tho and the delta. Route 4, Route 20, and Highway 119 face erosion and Viet Cong sabotage affecting food supplies and prices. Economists warn deteriorating highways hinder stability. 35 percent of roads are open, a historically low figure. Separately, the University of Iowa sustains about 25th in national full time enrollment with 17 755 students this fall.
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Iowa
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