Columbia Trustees End Session to Study School Changes
NEW YORK AP Columbia University's board of trustees met in a special session to study changes in the university structure and to consult with community leaders on the fate of a gymnasium at Morning Side Park. The action followed a 12 member faculty executive committee vote and aimed to restore order amid nine days of campus protests that disrupted classes.
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Icarus asteroid to pass near Earth June 14 1968
The maverick asteroid Icarus, about half a mile wide, will approach Earth at about 20,000 mph and come within four million miles on June 14. Navy astronomers say no collision risk exists. Dr. Robert Richardson suggests long term caveats and a nuclear space vehicle option if danger ever arises.
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