State College Hit By Bombs Sparks Unrest at SF State
San Francisco State College faced two bomb blasts in four days as the spring semester began. Acting president Hayakawa pledged to keep the campus open, possibly with police, amid student demonstrations and a surrounding strike. A campus security officer was injured, and a student lounge bombing damaged windows.
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Soviet Record Sales in America Hit Million Dollar Pace
Moscow reports Soviet records released in the United States since 1967 total about 80 titles under Capitol licensing. Retail sales near $1 million with strong demand for performances by the Moscow Philharmonic and Shostakovich works. exporters may have earned around $500,000 over two years.
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Mogrow Philharmonic
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API Society Urges Halt to Pribilof Seal Hunt
The Animal Protection Institute asks Secretary of State William J Rogers to stop the annual seal hunt in the Pribilof Islands citing cruelty. President Bellon P Mouras cites reports of pups harmed, adults wounded, and seals skinned alive, urging a humane pause until an international agreement is reached.
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Indian Unity Plan Spurs Broad Western Hemisphere Meeting
Shenandoah plans a four day gathering beginning August 16 at the Tonawanda reservation and Onondaga lands to discuss unity among tribes. The effort aims to preserve Onondaga leadership, culture, and language amid pressures from schooling and migration.
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Hayakawa the Man at San Francisco State College
San Francisco AP report profiles Hayakawa, acting president of San Francisco State College, his flamboyant style, controversial stance on campus clashes, and his role in drawing national attention to the campus crisis involving minority students and faculty disputes.
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Peter Pan's Gift Funds London Hospital For Sick Children
The Peter Pan copyright gifted by Sir James Barrie funded Great Ormond Street, financing wards and a Peter Pan Ward. Royalty income supported expansion while the hospital treats 75,000 outpatients annually and links with Philadelphia and Kampala facilities. A new Universal Studios Peter Pan film is planned with Min Farrow starring.
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Carroll Co Adults Register for Evening Classes Up 15 Percent
Carroll County education officials report 1 256 adult registrations for the evening program from September to January across 26 classes at seven centers. Second semester shows 12 classes. 180 additional students study the new plumbing code at South Carroll High School under county commission oversight.
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Communal Farmer's Plight Fuels Unrest in Yucatan
In Merida Mexico six mornings a week ejidatarios like Jacinto Medina trek to work cutting sisal with a knife for about 50 pesos weekly. The 1915 agrarian reform created communal farms but critics say the system breeds poverty and weak incentives. Bank loans, production curbs, and falling henequen prices drive hardship, with unrest feared though no Castro influence yet evident.
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Gina Lollobrigida Injured In Car Accident Near Rome
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida, 41, fractured knee cap when her car skidded on ice on the Rome road to Torre Annunziata. She underwent surgery as doctors reported head injuries to Franco Zeffirelli, film director, who was traveling with her and was admitted to Orvieto hospital.
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