Campus unrest hearings oppose campus disorder laws in Pennsylvania
William Edenbarger reports that students and professors oppose targeted campus disorder laws, urging campus administrators to handle discipline with existing laws. Senate committee members heard testimony arguing for internal school solutions and cautioning that new legislation could stifle campus autonomy, with mixed views from university leaders and veterans groups.
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William Edenbarger
Harrisburg
UPI
Collier
Pennsylvania
Senate
T. Newell Wood
Rouzerne
James Q. Wetzler
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas M. Cooley
University Senate
University of Pittsburgh
John Wayne blasts congressman over film billing
Wayne defends Pentagon charges for The Green Berets and asserts the costs reflect actual use of government equipment. He says Rep Benjamin Rosenthal is a publicity seeker for criticizing Ft Benning base access, noting Batjac spent 171000 to build a filming camp and 3050000 for 70 days of extras, mostly paid to off duty Army personnel.
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Hollywood Upi
John Wayne
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-Ny
Pentagon
Wayne
Batjac Productions Inc
Rosenthal
Ft. Benning, Ga
City completes sale of bonds for capital projects
The city sold the remaining 200000 of its 605000 bond issue at six percent to McKelvey and Co, completing the sale. Proceeds fund street, water, fire, park, and city hall projects including Cascade Pool renovations. Mayor Cialella announced open pool by Sunday with a boardwalk planned after the season.
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Council
McKelvey and Co, and Associates
George D. Gregg
Biddle
Richard H. Biddie
Cascade Pool
Carl A. Cialella Jr
Cascade Park
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Margaret Clavelli
Center St
Sanitation Department
Larry D. Worth
Gregg
State Highways Department
S. Liberty St
Boyles
Highland Avenues
Talks tied to military offensive
UPI report notes officials expect Communist negotiations in Paris to be linked with a fresh offensive in South Vietnam. North Vietnamese posture remains negative, though infiltration may be easing from 8,000–10,000 monthly. Agents warn of a possible "fight and talk" tactic to disrupt Nixon-Thieu unity.
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Washington
UPI
Paris
South Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Washington Post
Nixon
North Vietnam
Saigon
City advances sewer study as sign of good faith
City council authorized a $404000 contract with Michael Baker Jr. Inc. to study sewer lines related to township connections. Council President Shumaker says the effort shows good faith in cooperating to solve the regional sewage issue, with $25000 already paid to the state. Fireworks ban enforced statewide. selling or displaying fireworks without authorization can bring fines up to 100 and 90 days in jail.
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Thomas A. Shumaker
Weshannock
Union
Michael Baker Jr
Philadelphia
CPP
James J. Carey
Mishap victims condition fair
A 21 year old man admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital in fair condition after a car crash. Robert Snyder of 9 W Fairmont Ave was in poor condition yesterday in ICU. Another passenger William Glenn of Maitland Lane RD 3 is listed in good condition.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert Snyder
Fairmont Ave
Snyder
Taylor St
William Glenn
Maitland Lane
Nixon commemorates Seaway anniversary with Trudeau visit
President Nixon flies to the border to mark the 10th anniversary of the St. Lawrence Seaway with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. They planned dedications at St Lambert Lock and Eisenhower Lock, a Montreal expo visit, and a train to Place de Nation Stadium. They will depart from Montreal for New York later.
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Helem Thomas Washington
Nixon
St. Lawrence Seaway
America
Midwest
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Trudeau
Montreal
le Saint-Helene
Place de Nation Stadium
St. Lambert Lock
Andrews Air Force Base
Air Force One
Plattsburg Air Force Base
N.Y
Massena
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Transportation
John A. Volpe
David W. Oberlin
Washington
North Carolina Imposes New Cigarette and Soft Drink Taxes
In Raleigh North Carolina the state will levy a two cent per pack cigarette tax starting October 1 making it the fourth state to tax soft drinks as part of a tax package ordered by Governor Bob Scott. The measures represent a compromise from an initial five cent cigarette tax proposal.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPL
North Carolina
Tar Heel
State Senate
Bob Scott
Scott
Conspirator recalls Ferdinand assassination in Sarajevo
Cvjetko Popovic, 73, recounts the 1914 plot by seven Bosnian Serbs to kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand. The group aimed to strike at Austro Hungary rule, triggering World War I. Popovic describes the failed grenade attempt and the archduke’s altered route leading to the fatal shot by Gavrilo Princip.
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Richard M. Sudhalter
Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
UPI
Cvjetko Popovic
Popovic
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Gavrilo Prinzip
Prinzip
Driving Course Planned By Lawrence County AARP
The Lawrence County Chapter of the AARP will offer a defensive driving course starting July 8 at 1 30 p m in North Street School. Open to all 55 plus, instructors Cecil J Farnbaugh Anthony R Kelliher and George C Nolte are NSC certified. Four two hour sessions run July 8 15 22 and 29 1 30 to 3 p m to teach licensed operators how to drive and stay alive.
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Lawrence County
American Association of Retired Persons
North Street
Cecil J. Farnbaugh
Anthony R. Kelliher
George C. Nolte
National Safety Council
Penn Central names three to executive posts in transit firm
Theodore K. Warner Jr of Devon was named vice president of corporate administration. Alfred W. Martinelli of Allentown earned the title of assistant vice president of accounting. Jonathan O'Herron of Darien Conn was named vice president of accounting.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central
Theodore K. Warner Jr
Devon
Alfred W. Martinelli
Allentown
Jonathan O'Herron
Darien
Conn
Educational film show at Eintracht Grounds Sunday
An educational film show for the youth German American community will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the Eintracht Grounds for members and their families. County psychologist Robert T Glenn will present Walt Disney films including Peter and the Wolf The Rice Bull Whistle Mink Plunk Boom Litterbug and Apollo 10 Moon Shot. CHICAGO UPI Sigma Delta Chi announced Thursday it has awarded citations for achievement to 67 journalism graduates selected as outstanding in their classes at colleges and universities. The recipients were chosen on the basis of character scholarship in all college work and competence to perform journalistic tasks. Among the 1969 graduates cited were Ronald Kolb Pennsburg Pa and Joseph S Molmer Philadelphia Pennsylvanian Temple University.
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Eintracht
Robert T. Glenn
Peter and the Wolf
Chicago
UPI
Sigma Delta Chi
SDX
Pennsylvania State University
Ronald Kolb
Pennsburg
Temple University
Joseph S. Molmer
Philadelphia
Sixty-one Indian prisoners freed on 93rd Little Big Horn anniversary
Pine Ridge South Dakota Chief Judge Hobart Keith, an Oglala Sioux, released fifty-one Indian prisoners from the Pine Ridge Jail as he called the Sioux’s finest hour the battle of the Little Bighorn. He criticized a double standard in BIA law enforcement, noting cattle rustling and cohabitation bans target Indians.
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Pine Ridge
Fine Ridge
Hobart Keith
the Little Big Horn
Keith
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Custer
Teachers push NEA overhaul at national convention
Representatives from Philadelphia and the National Council of Urban Education Associations plan a constitutional convention proposal to overhaul the NEA as 7,000 delegates gather. Urban group leader Janet Dean cited slow reform since 1963 and noted the large NEA membership with the Association of Classroom Teachers preparing a preconvention meeting.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Big City
National Education Association
NEA
National Council of Urban Education Associations
Janet Dean
Urban
Dean
Association of Classroom Teachers
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Colborn Smith
John B. Capitolo
Phila
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Pearson St
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Bartram Ave
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By Nicholas Daniloff
Nguyen van Thien
Midway
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Charles E. Goodell
RNY
Robert C. McEwen
Henry A. Rissinger
Emil “Bus" Moshacher
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Ritchie
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