Harris Survey Shows Students Favor Internal Reform Over Violence
The Harris survey of 820 students at 50 colleges finds a majority favor changing the system from within by electing better public officials and pressuring officials, with 39 percent planning to campaign for peace candidates and two million students potentially active in the 1970 elections. A large share disapproves of violent tactics and most see democracy as capable of delivering change through public pressure and political participation.
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Harris Organization
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American Council On Education
Alexander Heard
Vanderbilt
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Cambodia
Vedr
U.S
Fire at Sea: Fulvia sinks after blaze near port
The Fulvia, built in 1949 and once Oslofjord, sank 35 miles from port after a 3 am fire sparked by an engine explosion. Rescue ships arrived by 9:30 am as passengers, mainly Italian with others from Switzerland France Austria and more, evacuated to lifeboats. Donatella Tocci of Naples and Donald Koepp of Fullerton described the calm response. Walter Miller of Yonkers lost everything.
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Donatella Tocci
Naples
Walter Miller
St. John's Hospital
Yonkers
N.Y
Immolation victim identified after Times Square incident
A man who set himself on fire in Times Square on Saturday has been tentatively identified as Hin Chi Young, 21, a former New York University student. Cholun Young of Queens confirmed the identification Sunday, citing a watch and keys found at the scene. The father said his son was a student until February.
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New York University
Cholun Young
Queens
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Money Machine Flips at Sahara Tahoe Hotel
At Sahara Tahoe Hotel a malfunctioning money machine sprayed cash into the lobby as gamblers rushed to grab bills. The big glass device holds $2,000, and a guest inside the unit caused the blower to eject notes. Losses were estimated from $600 to $4,000, with one participant taking $37.
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Nev
Sahara Tahoe Hotel
Susan Alford
Modesto
Senate bill sponsor targets unsolicited merchandise case
Washington based Sen Magnuson of Washington state sponsors an amendment to make unordered goods the recipient's property amid a Scranton bill collector case involving $16.47 for phonograph records and a $20 dunning magazine bill. Magnuson says he never ordered the items and urges consumer protection.
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Sportsmen’s Magazine
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Washington Window
Record Club and Credit Service
Record Club
FTC
Nixon
Nixon to lead Fargo talks on national growth plans
Governors from Minnesota Iowa Nebraska will join Nixon in Fargo with mayors and county superintendents to press federal state and local cooperation on national growth. A national goals report discussed new city building and tax measures to curb urban crowding and encourage small city growth. Nixon will be joined by Hardin Stans Romney Ehrlichman and Rumsfeld for the session.
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Nixon
Agricultine
Clifford M. Hardin
Commerce
Maurice I. Stans
New York
Housing and Urban Development
George W. Romney
Michigan
John D. Ehrlichman
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Coast Guard Seeks Soviet Plane Along Labrador Sea Route
The Coast Guard continues a search for a Soviet aircraft that flew to Lima since last Tuesday. Authorities trace its flight plan over Gander Newfoundland to Halifax, with its last position around 200 miles southwest of Iceland in the Labrador Sea. Rescue planes scanned north and south of the route but found no sign of the enormous plane.
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Bomb hits Bank of America branch in Pacific Beach
Bank of America said about 1000 damage was done to its Pacific Beach branch by a homemade bomb. The water pipe device was thrown at the rear entrance Saturday night breaking two glass doors. Earlier bombings or vandalism damaged three other Bank of America branches in San Diego County.
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Bank of America
Pacific Beach
Isla Vista
University of California At
Gabor sisters ages and a delayed Nature Food Center order
Reader questions ages of Zsa Zsa Eva and Magda Gabor with Eva identified as youngest. A second query about an undelivered Nature Food Center order to Cambridge Massachusetts with a manager noting a misaddressed shipment and a replacement bill of goods forthcoming.
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Eva Gabor
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Long Beach
Acion Line
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Gabor
Green Acres
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Pitchfork and cigar box musician on Ted Mack show
Charles Caldwell of Route 1 Vivian Louisiana, a teenager and later 15 year old, demonstrated a pitchfork instrument shaped from a guitar string over a pitchfork with a bow and cigar box. He credited Weaver Brothers for the idea and described the homemade device and his musical experiences including an appearance on the Snooky Lauson Show.
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Action Line
Charles Caldwell
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Route 1
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Weaver Brothers
Snooky Lauson
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