Campus Sheriff Faces Campus Clash Amid Militancy and Reform
Campus clashes unfold as campus sheriff Demos confronts demonstrations and sit ins over military information, black studies, and the Spater sculpture dispute. He cites threats, private guards, and critics like Students for a Democratic Society, while urging swift action amid financial inflexibility. Demos praises minority centers for quelling eruptions and laments rigid administrators. Dublin notes Sean Paine of the Labor Party dies at 50 after a heart attack.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Dublin
Sean Paine
Dail
Labor Movement
Three Airlines May End L B Long Beach Service
Three airlines plan to suspend attempts to operate in Long Beach and Oakland with Western Air Lines set to discontinue Long Beach to Oakland service on July 1. PAT argues it can run both routes economically with $25 million underwriting and a $150,000 deposit toward DC-9s, contingent on route approval. Five CALTRAN round trips would run Long Beach to Oakland daily and four to San Jose, while Long Beach would be the only Southern California city served. Local officials and business groups support added service at Long Beach Airport, citing convenience for the market and not just congestion relief at Los Angeles International. Opponents from the Long Beach Jet Control Association contend noise from jets would harm residents and seek to deny awards.
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Sappan
PAC
Jet Control Association
William Symons Jr
Viel
Douglas Aircraft Co
James Mason eulogizes Judy Garland in New York
Actor James Mason eulogized Judy Garland as the funniest girl in show business who gave more to audiences and friends than she received in return. He praised her ability to say things that could break your heart as thousands paid respects at her bier before the 1 pm funeral. Notable attendees included Irving, Taylor, and Coward, with hundreds of mourners viewing the body in yellow chiffon.
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UPI
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Judy Garland
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Mason
Iving
Dirk Ragiide
Jen Flames
Pehaeet Ranney Andlizabeth Taylor
Jimmy 5
Tony Tben- Wet
Isatherine Crayon
Noel Coward
Four Killed in Army Plane Crash at Indian Head Md
The Charles County sheriff reports all four aboard a military airplane were killed when it crashed on a farm 20 miles south of Washington. The craft left Anniston Alabama and was en route to Fort Belvoir Virginia. three military personnel and one civilian were aboard. The plane caught fire after the crash.
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Indian Head
Charles County
Finch Bid of Knowles Blocked in Nomination Fight
The Knowles nomination for assistant HEW secretary for health and scientific affairs faced behind the scenes opposition. Senators Brooke and Kennedy condemned the move as political, while Knowles blamed AMA trustees and political debts. Nixon indicated a possible nomination announcement on Saturday.
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Knowles
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
HEW
American Medical Association
Jackie Kennedy The White House Shopper Revealed
Mrs. Gallagher says Jacqueline Kennedy finagled funds to buy gifts, traded stamps, and kept household expenses low. She claims Jackie preferred a stable home and avoided cash worries while managing lavish tastes. Relationships with Rose Kennedy and Mrs Auchincloss grew tense.
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John F. Kennedy
Edwin W. Craig, Opry founder, dies at 76
Edwin W. Craig, 76, a founder of the Grand Ole Opry and a notable figure in the insurance field, died Thursday night from a heart ailment in Nashville Tennessee.
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LE. W. Craig
Opry
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Edwin W. Craig
The
Grand Ole Opry
Violence erupts in three cities amid sniper fire and arson
Across three cities crowds gathered from 200 to 300 people as snipers fired on police, bricks flew, windows shattered, and six shops looted. A delivery van burned. in Omaha small bands firebombed buildings and damaged a post office. A Negro patrolman suffered leg injuries. a shooter was charged in a girl's death. National Guard alert followed. Cairo imposed a curfew after clashes between whites and Negroes.
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Kellar
James Loder
Une
Hedy Lamarr
Norbert T. Tiemann
Eugene Leahn
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