White resigns Kent State presidency after student deaths
Robert I. White, 62, submitted his resignation as Kent State University president, saying he planned to quit at the end of the 1970-71 year but delayed after four students were killed during a May confrontation with National Guardsmen. He will take six months sabbatical starting Sept. 15 and then become a professor in educational administration. he has led the university since 1963.
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Man jailed in tiff with Miss Reagan at Northwestern
Evanston Illinois police arrested 27 year old Luarry Alexander, brother of a local alderman, after a heated exchange with Northwestern freshman Miss Pali Reagan in Allison Hall. He allegedly made suggestive remarks and displayed women shorts when asked about two residents. Reagan asked him to leave. he refused and was turned over to police. Bond set at 1000 dollars pending further proceedings.
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Ronlad Reagan
California
Pali Reagan
Northwestern University
Luarry Alexander
Allison Hall
Snow White
Judge Warren Jr Seeks Divorce After 17 Years of Marriage
Sacramento Municipal Court Judge Earl Warren Jr. seeks a dissolution of his 17 year marriage to Cleo Rent. They have four children aged 8 to 14 and cite irreconcilable differences. They married Sept 4, 1953 and separated recently. Mrs Warrett operates an art gallery and has held notable mental health leadership roles. The judge asks that spousal support and attorney fees be denied unless needed.
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Earl Warren Jr
Earl Warren
Cleo Puty
Warrens
Big Firms' Bribes in Viet Told
Senate investigators charged that large liquor beer and tobacco firms paid kickbacks to U S military personnel in Asia. Documents cited Liggett & Myers National Distillers Falstaff brewers and James Beam Distilling as paying cash and providing favors to post exchanges and service clubs to promote sales. Witnesses described subsidies including a Saigon villa and a network of intermediaries aiding promotions for PX purchases and club sales in Southeast Asia.
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Asia
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National Distillers and Chemical Corp
Falstaff Beer
William Higdon
S&m
Southeast Asia
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Duffy
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Beam
Howdon
James Bear Distilling Co
Saigon
Npw
Mel Peterson
Peterson
Crum
Pacific
Agnew Jet Visit Row Sparks Denial by Tunney
John Tunney says he was not allowed on Vice President Spiro Agnew’s jet during a Los Angeles trip tied to a stake dam report. Tunney claimed plane space was unavailable after Agnew’s Feb. 10 Andrews departure, while Agnew later played in Palm Springs.
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Los Angeles
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California
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California Democrat
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Himndy
Celine
McCartney Seeks Court Action to Break Up Beatles
Paul McCartney appears in the High Court of Guiden seeking dissolution of the Beatles partnership Beatles and Company. McCartney requests appointment of a receiver to oversee business. defendants include John Lennon George Harrison and Ringo Starr and Apple Corps Ltd. The case centers on ownership of the Beatles partnership stake and Apple Corps percentage.
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Paul McCartney
McCartney
David Hirst
Lours
Beatles and Company
John Leann
George Harrison
Ringo Stere
Apple Corps Ltd
Apple Corps
Stokely and Wife Dunned on Taxes
New York reports that Stokely Carmichael and his wife Miriam Makeba face a $40,193 income tax claim for 1960. The IRS notice was issued in the Bronx district office. The couple now resides in Conakry, Guinea, and Carmichael is noted as a former head of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
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New York
Brother of 3 Viet GIs Won't Go West Covina
Daniel Willey 21, an agriculture major at Mt. San Antonio College, defies a draft order to report Feb 25 citing family grief and protest. His brothers Harry 24 and Stephen 23 served in Vietnam while John 20 was killed in combat. The family appeals to Governor Reagan and Congressman Wigfits with no response yet.
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Vietnam
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Thomas Willey
Daniel
Mt. San Antonio College
Ronald Reagan
Charles Wigfits
Willey
John
Harry
Stephen
Korea
Wilters
Ramel
Selective Service
Allan
Egypt Rejects Concessions to Israel in Push for Peace
Egypt declared in May it will make no more concessions to secure peace with Israel and challenged Israel to choose peace or territory. The Al Ahram editorial by Mohammed Hassanein Heikal warned of renewed fighting if Israel seeks land over peace, while noting Egypt might not begin shooting after the ceasefire expires. Israel reportedly offered a peace treaty contingent on full Sinai withdrawal and hinted at keeping ships through the Suez Canal, with Meir pressing for direct talks to reach a compromise. United Nations Secretary-General U Thant condemned Israel for housing construction in Jerusalem, demanding an immediate halt, which Israel denied as not affecting UN headquarters.
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Arsonists Strike at Russ Cars
Anonymous calls claimed three Soviet diplomatic cars were targeted in Maryland suburbs early today. Two cars were damaged by arson attempts with fuses burning out. one vehicle caught fire but suffered slight damage. Officials from the Soviet embassy and the State Department condemned the vandalism as terrorism and vowed arrests and prosecutions.
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