College administrators face duty to maintain order
In a September Law Enforcement Bulletin, FBI Director J E Hoover urged college administrators to uphold order with firm policies and disciplined enforcement. He warned against allowing unruly students or faculty acting as anarchists and said police action must avoid excessive force and unworthy emotion. The piece also notes Mondale criticizing AEC for licensing Northern State nuclear plant citing conflicts of interest and ongoing court cases on safety and the environment.
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Associated Press
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Bureau
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Monticello, Minn
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Northern State Power Co
War updates report American losses and Vietnam actions
The U S Command tallies 1 388 fixed wing planes shot down and 1 801 lost to other causes. Killed include 1 025 Americans aboard fixed wing aircraft and 672 in accidents. In Vietnam the past 24 hours shows light action with no major US ground contacts and 14 wounded from rocket and mortar attacks. Cambodia remains quiet except for light mortar harassment near Kompong Thom during Agnew’s Phnom Penh visit.
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U. S
Republic of Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
Spiro T. Agnew
Phnom Penh
Kompong Thom
Peace talks stall as Middle East envoys push for cease fire
At U N headquarters in New York Israel Jordan and Egypt began separate talks with U N Middle East envoy Gunnar V Jarring amid renewed complaints of cease fire violations Israel accuses Egypt of moving anti aircraft missiles near the Suez Canal and Premier Golda Meir voices disappointment while planning to attend the U N Assembly session in New York on Oct 24 Brezhnev calls for full Israeli withdrawal as condition for lasting peace and a 90 day truce looms until possible extension
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U. N
New York
General Assembly
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
U.N
Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Yosef Tekoah
Jarring
Jordesian
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Alma Ata
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
al Ahram
United Nations
United States
Golda Meir
Rangement
Unhappy Southerners Protest Desegregation Across South
A North Carolina school faced bombing threats while Georgia towns saw armed demonstrators marching in protest. Virginia officials weighed a possible Supreme Court appeal amid desegregation efforts as Bullock School, once all black, sustained minor damage.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
U. S. Supreme Court
Bullock
Rocky Mount
N.C
Edgecombe County
Sparta
Hancock County
Richmond
Supree Court
City Atty
Donard B. Mattox Jr
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mattox
Washington
Jackson
Miss
John S. Martin
Lamar
S. C
Agnew’s Phnom Penh visit outlines Thai support and regional tensions
Vice President Spiro Agnew praised Lon Nol’s government in Cambodia and discussed U S backing for Thai troops. He met Cambodian leaders in Phnom Penh and planned talks with Thai officials in Bangkok. The agenda included Nixon Doctrine issues and troop reductions in Southeast Asia amid regional unease.
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Lon Nol
Cambodia
Agnew
Phnom Penh
Amcar Mon Palace
Bangkok
United States
U. S
Vietnam
Thailand
Births in Pecos Report Babies and Families
A birth notice lists a girl born to Mr and Mrs Armandd Ramon at 839 EF Pecos on August 23. Another birth announces a girl to Rev and Mrs James Marshall at 1212 S Park Pecos on August 24. Jeas Twins a boy and a girl born to Mrs Ignacia Gavaldon at 238 W C Pecos on August 24. Mrs Guadalupe Ortega at 649 Mats Pecos on August.
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Armandd Ramon
Pecos
James Marshall
S. Park
Jeas
Ignacia Gavaldon
W. C. Pecos
Guadalupe Ortega
Mats
Chrysler Unveils 71 Cars In 1971 Model Reveal
Pittsburgh AP report notes Chrysler Corp. unveils 1971 lineup as Chairman Lynn Townsend predicts 9 million U.S. car sales next year. New entries include a two door Val iant Scamp and planned Dodge Colt and Plymouth Cricket against import competition.
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Pittsburgh
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
United States
Bugs
Hospital admissions and discharges listed by date
On August 23 1970 Viola Jobe Norma Garcia and Juan Tarango were admitted and Manuel Muniz was dismissed. On August 24 1976 Janet Marshall Mrs L A Pattillo Ellen Ryder Martha Clark Cindy Davis Ignacia Gavaldon John Makoviny Sr and George Shelton were admitted. On August 25 1970 Teresa Talamantes Erma Ellen Ryder Elfida Ramon and baby Josie Jaquez and baby George Wells and Norma Garcia were admitted.
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Viola Jobe
Norma Garcia
Juan Tarango
Manuel Muniz
Janet Marshall
L. A. Pattillo
Ellen Ryder
Martha Clark
Cindy Davis
Ignacia Gavaldon
John Makoviny Sr
George Shelton
Teresa Talamantes
Erma Ellen Ryder
Elfida Ramon
Josie Jaquez
George Wells
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