No Campus Disruption Policy From ASU President
Dr. G Homer Durham president of Arizona State University states there will be no leniency for students who resort to violence mis appropriation or misuse of university facilities He warns that disruptors face expulsion dismissal for cause Administrators and students are urged to heed his stance while noting his prior support for controversial speakers as part of free inquiry The message emphasizes that violence and property misuse cannot be tolerated even amid protests.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Bobby Kennedy
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Israel
Lee Harvey Oswald
Fair Play For
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Notre Dame
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Wall Street Journal
Milwaukee Excluded From Major League Ball
Milwaukee remains shut out as Major League Baseball circles exclude the city from expansion again. The Braves left in 1966, and despite talks of 12 teams, Milwaukee faces geography and market doubts while Seattle and Kansas City gain successors to Oakland and Montreal or San Diego draw attention.
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Old Snake Oil and Hemorrhoid Injections Debate
A Wall Street Journal Viewpoints piece argues against federal building of Snake River hydro projects, favoring private power groups Pacific Northwest Power and WPPSS. It notes federal funding delays, site disputes, and economic benefits from private construction, then shifts to a consumer health column on painless hemorrhoid injections and related procedures with practical cautions.
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Pacific Northwest Power
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Health As Seen By Dr Brady on Hemorrhoids Signs and Treatment
Dr Brady describes hemorrhoids causes symptoms and the common finding of bleeding with stool. Prolapse may be intermittent or constant, with small protrusions reducible by pressure. Fear and lack of knowledge delay care, though ambulant treatment offers painless, quick office-based relief.
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Brady
Need for Arms Control Legislation Noted After RFK Death
A historical reflection notes the Kennedy assassination as catalyst for gun control debates. It highlights Kennedy's career, Oswald's motives, and the push by President Johnson and Congress for stronger gun laws to protect presidential candidates and the public.
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America
The Warren Court and the limits of legal reasoning
Archibald Cox analyzes the Supreme Court in a new Harvard Press volume. He argues the justices must respect precedents and clear legal reasoning while noting recent rulings expanded federal power and challenged state authority. He warns the long term effect threatens the balance of law and politics and calls for decisions grounded in shared principles.
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Harvard University Press
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Butter and Corn Syrup Blend for Pancakes
A simple mix melts two tablespoons of butter and blends it with one cup of light or dark corn syrup. Stir until smooth for a richer syrup to serve with pancakes or waffles.
Democratic Party Sees Youth Power Driving Change
John M Bailey argues the 1960s shift to a young electorate reshapes politics. He praises youth activism within the Democratic Party since 1932, contrasts with Republican vitality, and asserts Democrats will remain the party of the many while the youth lead future campaigns.
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Andrew Tully
Europe
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Washington
America
Outh
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Woodland auctioneer sells his own sons lambs at fair
Henry Stone, longtime volunteer auctioneer for junior livestock sales in northern California, sold one lamb each from sons David and Scott Stone at the Sacramento County Fair Junior Livestock Auction. Stone also manages the Woodland Production Credit Association and Woodland Federal Land Bank, and has auctioned a million dollars worth of livestock over several years, joking about lambs at 40 cents a pound.
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California
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Woodland Production Credit Association
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Angels Camp
Agri-Business
Rare coins stolen from galleon replica in Fort Lauderdale
AP reports $70,900 in rare coins were taken from a tourist replica of a Spanish galleon. Loot included sunken-ship finds from Florida waters, with $28,000 recovered. A guard described three youths attacking on deck, binding him, and fleeing after brandishing a .38 pistol.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Treasure Ship Inc
Florida
William Frank Stephaniak
Guard officer touts soap and water riot cleanup plan
Philadelphia AP report states Lt. John Graf of the 101st argues a simple soap and water method can safely restore order after riots. The 24 year old National Guard officer presents his approach as a nonlethal, crowd control concept amid ongoing unrest.
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Philadelphia
National Guard
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101St
Psalm 3 4 I cried to the Lord from his holy hill
A brief verse note states the psalmist cried aloud to the Lord and felt heard from Zion, the holy hill, reflecting a moment of prayer and divine response. The line emphasizes faith, supplication, and divine attention.
Legion Elects Woman Commander at Fort Harrison Post
Terre Haute Indiana AP reports Fort Harrison Post 40 elected Miss Mary Ohm a junior high school English and social studies teacher and U S Naval Reserve lieutenant as the posts 40th commander Sunday. Most members are men.
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Terre Haute
Ind
American Legion
Mary Ohm
Fort Harrison
Ohm
U.S. Naval Reserve
Moose charges car injures mother and child in Alton
Mrs. Robert Wentworth was driving to the store when a moose leaped from the woods charging her vehicle. She and her 4 month old daughter escaped with cuts and bruises. The moose was killed.
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Alton, N.h.ap
Robert Wentworth
Prayer for a Day by Albert N Rogers
A Denver Colorado pastor Albert N Rogers of the Seventh Day Baptist Church offers a prayer on faith and work. He asks grace to treat strangers as brothers and to value basic human dignity over decorum, acknowledging God as Father of all.
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James
Albert N. Rogers
Denver
Colo
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Oswego Newspaper Rates and Publisher Details 1946
The notice lists publishing consolidation dates for the Oswego Palladium and the Oswego Times, names Clarence T. Leighton as Publisher and Thomas A. Cloutier as Business Manager, and provides delivery and mail rates by year, half year, and quarters. Rates apply to Oswego and surrounding counties with various regional pricing, plus Associated Press notice.
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Ayne
Cayuga Co
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