Columbia School Without Classes In Student Strike Crises
New York AP report on Columbia University as classes suspended for a day amid campus crisis. Senior faculty urged reason and reflection while ad hoc members split on backing the student strike. Police moved in after sit ins, with injuries and hundreds arrested. Nichols announced a planned student strike.
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New York
Columbia
University
An Ad
J. Michael Nichols
Nichols
Grayson Kirk
Exeter Zoning Board Denies Variance for Four Apartment Buildings
Exeter Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously refused a variance request by John J. Walker Jr. and R Burke Bevelaqua of North Andover Mass to build four apartment buildings totaling 43 units on 29 acres in the High Street district after a public hearing attended by about 100 residents. The board ruled no hardship existed and granting the variance would violate the ordinance and affect surrounding properties.
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Exeter
Zoning Board of Adjustment
John J. Walker Jr
R. Burke
Board of Adjustment
Joseph Gaulin
Robert Shaw
Walker
Beve Jaqua
Ike Suffers Third Heart Attack at 77
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 77, is expected to be hospitalized at March Air Force Base Hospital for what aides describe as a mild heart attack, his third since 1953, a myocardial infarction involving a blood clot in a heart artery. Also reported are political and local items from Saigon to Milwaukee and new developments in New Hampshire racing revenue.
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Ike
March Air Force Base
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
May Day 1968 Highlights Across Communist World
May Day 1968 exposed tensions in the Communist bloc as Soviet allied leaders marched and denounced while Czechoslovakia's reformists smiled and signed. Dubcek signed a few papers under flowers as Prague appeared calm, and crowds cheered in Peking and Hanoi with Mao and Ho Chi Minh memories. May Day is observed globally as a workers holiday with parades and time off.
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Associated Press
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Czechoslovakia
Moscow
East Berlin
Warsaw
United States
Prague
Alexander Dubcek
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Latin America
Asia
Europe
Report on New Hampshire school conditions to be released
A National Education Association and New Hampshire Educational Association study on state education conditions will be made public tomorrow at 9 30 a m at Convention Hall Highway Hotel in Concord. The Department of Classroom Teachers urges teachers to cooperate with NHEA Assembly of Delegates to implement recommendations. DCT officers include Frederick Wood president Ruth Greenwood vice president and Miss Jean Crowley secretary treasurer.
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Granite State
National Education Association
The
New Hampshire Educational Association
Department of Classroom Teachers
NHEA
DCT
Nhea Assembly of
Frederick Wood
Concord
Ruth Greenwood
Portsmouth
Jean Crowley
Manchester
Highway Hotel
Board of Adjustment rejects rehearing on Brackett Field access
The Board of Adjustment rejected by a single vote a motion for rehearing on a petition about access to the Brackett Field new elementary school from South Street across Clough Field. Residents Berounsky and Cabrera pressed the motion amid city council access and sewerage concerns, while most members found no new evidence. The decision allows 30 days for a Superior Court challenge, with council discussion looming Monday night.
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Brackett Field School
Henry W. Berounsky
Brackett Road
South Street
Clough Field
Berounsky
Alfonso Cabrera
South St
Walter Beevers
Robert E. O'Leary
Cabrera
Board of
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Tonito
Daniel
Lone
Neon
Bid Opened For Part of Bridge Job
AUGUSTA AP Cianchette Brothers of Pittsfield a apparent low bidder at 2 495 216 on the first phase of building a 16 million Kittery Portsmouth bridge on Interstate 95 The Maine Highway Commission said Cianchette was lowest for three bidders on the total project for the bridge substructures The bids are subject to audit before a contract award is made Bids were received on three parts of the substructure work E D Swett of Pembroke NH was low on each part The Swett company was lower of two at 1 044 622 on building the New Hampshire approaches
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Augusta
Cianchette Brothers, Inc
Pittsfield
Kittery
Portsmouth
N.H
Maine Highway Commission
Cianchette
E. D. Swett, Inc
Pembroke
Swett Company
New Hampshire
Teen Dances Friday and Saturday Nights at Pine Grove Pavilion
TEEN DANCES PLANNED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT PINE GROVE PAVILION SAGAMORE AVENUE PORTSMOUTH FRIDAY MAY 3 ATTRACTIVE ADMISSION 99 CENTS TEEN AGE DANCE CANCELLED SATURDAY NIGHT DUE TO PRIOR COMMITMENTS POLICE ON DUTY PARENTS WELCOME FREE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 436-3503
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Serre
Pine Grove
Sagamore Ave
Portsmouth
Duncan Phyfe
Wiealeate
Ecteateate
Rockefeller Wins Write-in Upset in Massachusetts
In the Massachusetts Republican primary, Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York won a surprise write-in victory over Gov. John A. Volpe, with Sen. Eugene McCarthy leading the Democratic ballot. McCarthy secured about 50 percent of Democratic votes. Nixon trailed Rockefeller among Republicans, and Kennedy and Humphrey trailed on the Democratic side. A new law awards all Republican delegates to Rockefeller and all Democratic delegates to McCarthy on the first ballots. Write-ins accounted for about 56 percent of the 329,000 voters.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Volpe
Tonhance
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Richard M. Nixon
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
California
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