UConn Senate Calls For Recruitment Moratorium Amid Protests
The University of Connecticut Senate votes 19 to 6 for a campus recruitment moratorium until a new policy satisfies all groups. The move follows a Nov. 26 protest that injured a security officer and an Olin Mathieson recruiter. over 20 arrests were made. President Homer Babbidge will study the resolution while security measures, including state police presence, stay in place.
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Senate
Uconn
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Students For A Democratic Society
General Motors
Armed Services
Venereal Disease Rise Noted in Connecticut Teens
Connecticut reports rising gonorrhea cases with 1965 402 teen cases rising to 769 through November 1968. Health Commissioner Foote cites minors seeking treatment without parental consent as responsive to a 1965 law and notes awareness gaps. AMA meets in Miami urging laws for minors to consent to treatment.
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VPI
General Assembly
Iatest
Health Department
Connecticut
Franklin M. Foote
American Medical Association
Miami
NYAC Plans Monthly Meeting at Alpine Hut
The Naugatuck Youth Activity Committee will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 o'clock in the Alpine Hut at Fairchild Park. All adult and student members are urged to attend.
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NYAC
Alpine Hut
Naugatuck
Fairchild Park
TV Engineers Return To Jobs At WHNB Channel 30
IBEW members at WHNB Channel 30 return to work after a unanimous vote to end a walkout. They accepted a new proposal with higher wages and increased fringe benefits. Announcers from AFTRA joined the return, while management staffed on air duties as the station stayed on the air.
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West
Hartford
Conn
Upl
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
WHNB
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
APTRA
Renston
Stallion
AFTRA
Woman Driver Killed in Maine Snow Crash
Mrs. Mary Walsh, 55, of Eastport, was killed when a car skidded on snow covered Route 1 in Calais, plunged down an embankment, and struck two trees. Three others were injured in the crash on Wednesday.
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Maine
UPI
Mary Walsh
Eastport
Rte. 1
Student faces arraignment over football lottery slips
Donald Robinson 23 of Revere was arraigned in District Court Northampton on lottery charges after police found a package of football lottery slips in his possession on the University of Massachusetts campus in Amherst.
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Amherst
Mass
UPI
Donald Robinson
Revere
Northampton
University of Massachusetts
Family bookmaking tied to Rhode Island probe
Providence detective head James Dodd says bookmaking arrests have become a family affair with husbands wives and possible children involved. He notes about 75 percent of those arrested are men while women also participate in office networks. Family bets enable easier recording and safer communication within small, tight knit groups.
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Providence
Rule
UPN
James Dodd
C-Squad
Aid
Dodd
Wae Barder
Changing patterns in bookmaking and gambling raids
The official notes a shift in bookmaking dynamics with raids on homes rising and bets moving to larger offices. Horse racing bets decline as other sports wagering grows, with the betting season described as year round and adaptable across tracks and regions.
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