EXPLO 72 Winds Down With Dallas Rally and Festival
Dallas AP EXPLO 72 wraps as 72,000 delegates train in evangelism ahead of a Cotton Bowl rally and a Jesus music festival on Saturday. The Campus Crusade for Christ event funds itself with $20-$25 registrations, houses many delegates in a Tent City near Arlington, and features seminars on Love Sex and Dating and working with youth among other topics.
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Dallas
Tex
Campus
Crusade For Christ International
EXPLO
John Munson
Arlington
Fort Worth
Christian Woodstock
Oelwein Sets 1973 Centennial Dates At Luncheon
Oelwein announces June 29 to July 4 as the 100th anniversary celebration dates at a luncheon. Moon rock display planned with help from Senator Jack Miller. Maggie and Scotty Swan of Culbert-Swan Productions presented, Rogers Company of Fostoria discussed plans, no decision until mid-July after Sumner and Independence events.
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Oelwein
Jack Miller
L. E
Pat) Hilsabeck
Maggie and
Scotty Swan
Culbert-Swan Productions
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Rogers Company
Fostoria
Ohio
Labor Department takes charge of United Mine Workers
The Labor Department will supervise all UMW activities until a federal court orders a new election of top officers. The plan gives the secretary veto power over union spending and hiring and follows Judge Bryant’s order for a fresh ballot next December amid ties to the 1969 slayings linked to Tony Boyle and others.
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Washington
Labor Department
United Mine Workers
Secretary of Labor
J. D. Hodgson
Hodgson
U.S
William B. Bryant
UMW
W.A
Tony’’. Boyle
George Titler
Johnens
Joseph A
Chip” Yablonski
Jock
Yablonski
Boyle
Bryant
Clarksville
Silous Huddleston
Regents approve liquor on campuses in Iowa State system
The Iowa Board of Regents approved beer sales in student unions at the University of Iowa and University of Northern Iowa and allowed majority aged students to drink liquor on all three state universities. The near split votes 5 to 4 named five regents in the majority and four regents against in both measures.
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Iowa City
Iowa Board of Regents
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
Stanley Redeker
Boone
Ralph Wallace
Mason City
Donald Shaw
Davenport
Margaret Cullison
Berkeley Carillonneur Still Rings After 78 Years
Margaret Murdock, a 78 year old carillonneur at UC Berkeley, still performs on the campus bells twice weekly. She began playing in 1923 and has transcribed about 1,500 pieces for her repertoire, noting the workout of striking the heavy bells and joking about hearing tests from the nearby pealing.
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Berkeley
Cal
Margaret Murdock
University of California
Inside Today See Page Seven Photo Feature Eldora
A note directs readers to Page Seven for a special photo feature of the State Training School for Boys at Eldora, highlighting the institution and its facilities.
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Eldora
Kissinger Promote Nixon Moscow Arms Accord at White House
Henry Kissinger faced 79 lawmakers in the White House State Dining Room to advocate the Moscow arms accord. The session produced mostly constructive questions with little hostility and included praise from several Democrats. The hearing occurred as Kissinger prepared to depart for China.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Senate
House
White House
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Pilots plan strike across globe over hijacking fears
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations says 64 nations including the United States will strike for 24 hours Monday to protest hijacking risks. In Washington the US Air Line Pilots Association ordered member participation. The federation may act again if the U N Security Council meets on hijacking worries. Col Ola Forsberg said chances of a council meeting look good following talks with U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim. The 30,000 pilots in the world federation will follow the federation’s decision. Allied Pilots Association with about 3,500 U S pilots is not bound.
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New York
United States
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Washington
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Ola Forsberg
Finland
Federation
Waldheim
Airline Pilots Association
Allied Pilots Association
Pillow wants to be President
Ted Pillow, a Parsons College junior and district delegate for McGovern, narrates an unlikely rise from Chicago janitor to student activist and future U S president hopeful. He recalls meeting Senator McGovern after a jail brawl with the Blackstone Rangers, crediting McGovern with urging him to follow his convictions. Pillow backs McGovern’s bid, supports Shirley Chisholm as a capable politician, and envisions running for Congress after college while seeking financial help to pursue future campaigns.
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Harrison Weber
Fairfield
IDPA
Ted Pillow
Parsons College
United States
Pillow
Iowa
Chicago
George McGovern
Cavaliers
Blackstone Rangers
McGovern
South Dakota
Honky
California
Congress
Illinois
Miami Beach
First National Bank
Ted
New Sign System Replaces Text with Pictorial Road Symbols
The project introduces pavement upgrades and a new look for road signs. Signs switch to symbol-based visuals using shapes and colors to convey instant meaning to motorists, aiding quick recognition and safer driving.
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Fayette County
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Oskaloosa
John Baldridge
Chariton
Ned Perrin
Mapleton
H. Rand Petersen
Harlan
Ray Bailey
Clarion
Ralph McCartney
Charles City
Murdock
Kissinger
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Forsberg
Security Council
Ames
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