Hesburgh marks 20 years as Notre Dame president
In South Bend Indiana the Rev Theodore Hesburgh completes two decades as Notre Dame president. He cites priestly vocation as his greatest treasure while noting campus enrollment growth from 2300 to about 8200 and changes in student life amid war protests and social unrest.
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Theodore Martin Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Father Hesburgh
EN Ais
Hesturgh
Turnnoil
Martha Mitchell Leaves Husband Over Politics Rift
Martha and John Mitchell left Rye New York club together without notice amid rumors of estrangement tied to his political stance. The weekend remarks about a separation drew national attention as the couple moved to an unknown destination. Also discussed is Father Hesburgh's role in civil rights and education, defending liberal justice while opposing long bus routes for student integration and stressing social service in worship and youth.
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Rye
N.Y
Martha Mitchell
Westchester Country Club
Atty
John Mitchell
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Dwight Eisenhower
Father Hesburgh
Monkeys on new drug quit dope test next for humans
Washington researchers move from monkey trials to human testing of AMT alphamethyltyrosine to treat drug addiction. Rep Paul G Rogers hails progress, noting a $51000 three year federal grant from the NIH backing Mayo Clinic studies and plans to use hospital space for addicted patients.
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Washington
Paul G. Rogers
Dala
House Public Health Subcommittee
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Rogers
Frederick W. L Kerr
Jose Pozuelo
AMT
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Institutes of Mental Health
Kerr
Richard Stainhilber
Keer
Shelter filled with cats saved in Calif flood
Oakland dispatch reports two men rescued dozens of cats from flooded areas around Isleton in the San Joaquin Delta. Neil E B Cameron and Oakland SPCA humane officer Robert Gomez used a boat and cat retrieving poles to reach Mooded Andrus and Brannan Islands where trees were packed with felines including 13 kittens.
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Oakland
UPI
Isleton
San Joaquin Delta
Neil EB. Cameron
Oakland Spca
Robert Gomez
Mooded Andrus
Brannan
Four women named San Diego deputy district attorneys
Dist. Atty. Ed Miller appointed nine deputies, including four women, Laura Palmer Signe Kim Lauridsen Lea Cheryl Rhodes and Judith Wied. They plan to display Ms on doors and note they are single or married. The move follows 92 deputy DAs countywide and marks growing gender equality in the office.
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San Diego
Laura Palmer
Signe
Kim Lauridsen
Lea Cheryl Rhodes
Judith Wied
Dist. Atty
Ed Miller
Miller
Marguerite Stein
Protestant leaders press Whitelaw on Ulster cease fire
In Belfast William Whitelaw met militant Protestant figures to urge restraint as the IRA truce enters its second day. Violence persists on a smaller scale with two bombs in East Belfast and deaths among Protestant and Catholic youths. Ulster Defence Association threatens barricades if Catholic areas remain sealed and troops pulled back.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
William Whitelaw
Britain
Whitelaw
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Republic
Ulster
Lurgan
Ulster Defenses Association
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