Murder Victim Had An Answer To Social Ills
Alice Elizabeth Kalem, 21, sixth murder victim in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti area in under two years, aimed to study social work at the University of Michigan beginning next January. She described herself as seeking to explore many avenues to help youth and schools. She was found shot, slashed and raped on an abandoned farm and buried in Kalamazoo after services in Portage.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Alice Elizabeth Kalem
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti
University of Michigan
Kalamazoo
First Congregationalist
Portage
H.M. Wolowitz
Michigan
Nixon rules widen wiretap powers and domestic use
The Nixon administration seeks broad new powers to use wiretaps against suspected violators of public order, arguing such surveillance is legal under presidential authority and needed to protect the nation. The memo to a Chicago court lists defendants targeted in 1968 protests and cites the Fourth Amendment limits.
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Lee Weiner
John R. Fraines
Eugene
Ore
Mitchell
whelesPhe Justice Department
Kids Solve Teacher Shortage at Pacoima Elementary
In Los Angeles at Pacoima Elementary School, fifth and sixth graders tutor kindergarten and first grade pupils, cutting teacher load to one instructor for five or six students. Principals and researchers cite improved learning, discipline, and student morale, with plans to expand to all grades next year.
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Los Angeles
Melarayne
Kate Suda
Jeffrey Harris
Jeffrey
Kate
Pacoima
Reagan warns Berkeley will face more trouble over people's park
Governor Ronald Reagan told Commonwealth Club leaders that Berkeley's people’s park dispute is not settled despite calmer conditions and National Guard withdrawal. He cited a newly formed negotiating committee demanding the iron fence be removed, linking the stalemate to ongoing campus occupation by students and “street people.”
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